Directive Goes into Effect Tomorrow Amid Imperial Changes
Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito will implement MacArthur's directive separating religion from the state following the emperor's father's death. No further grand tours are planned, values placed on the imperial sanctuary. MacArthur censures Japanese government over military aid to hospitals and medical support. Radar equipment worth 50000 dollars at Yawata destroyed by American forces. Fire at a bar accident kills 12 American officers and medical staff. twenty two hospitalized with burns and injuries. A Portuguese man o war is a poisonous jellyfish.
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Emi Hirohito
MacAr
Reli
Mhatto
MacArthur
Ilian
Hiriteen
Tokyo
Maniér
Yawata
Sixth Army Headquarryoto
Women Workers Share Drops Across State and Regions
State labor data covering 1 265 plants and 224 118 workers shows 43 percent of employees are women, down from 43 4 percent in October. Whose share varies by region with 27.3 percent in the east, 46.5 percent in the piedmont, and 37.3 percent in the mountains. The piedmont counties employ more than three times as many workers as the other two regions combined.
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State Department of Labor
Piedmont
Protection Department Guards Spoiled Food Against Profiteers
The pure food division emphasizes safeguarding Northarolinians by destroying spoiled goods and denying chances for profiteering. Officials warn against small gains from re selling tainted food while many go hungry.
Holiday magazine to debut by Curtis in February
The new recreational magazine Holiday from Curtis will hit newsstands in February with little North Carolina content. The five month schedule promises illustrated features on the Lost Colony, a mountain bear hunt, the Elizabeth City high school band, and other topics appealing to potential North Carolina visitors.
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Curtis
North Carolina
Elizabeth City
Patton death mourned by state leaders and people
Expressions of regret flowed from Governor Cherry to local workers as the death of General George Patton touched many in the state. The report notes large building activity in North Carolina cities in November and discusses housing shortages and legal limits on municipal purchases of surplus housing units.
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Patton
George Patton
Capitol Square
Cherry
Raleigh
Ear Cne Stan Sa
Pallie Man
Raeigh
Ralolah
Tar Heels To Get Damages In Navy Tractor Crash
Washington December 24 Uncle Sam will pay a total of 1410 to two North Carolina men for injuries after a navy tractor ran off a road in Gates county on May 4. Henry P ing of Reduce and G B Morgan of Sunbury receive 750 and 660 dollars respectively.
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Washington
Sam
Senate
House
Henry P. Ing
G. B. Morgan
Sunbury
Gates County
Obdurate Butcher Shot By Bandits
In New York on December 24 a pistol wielding robber forced Sam Scheiber, 42, into his butcher shop ice box four times. He emerged each time but was shot in the abdomen on the fourth attempt. Scheiber lay critically wounded as the bandit and two accomplices fled with between 500 and 600 dollars.
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New
York
Sam Scheiber
Sceiber
Scheiber
Motion Picture Of Baptist Work At Green Street Church
A motion picture titled The Romance of a Century will be shown Wednesday at 8 oclock at Green Street Baptist Church. Produced this year by the Southern Baptist Convention at a cost of sixty thousand dollars, the film presents Baptist principles and work and invites public attendance per Rev. Julian S Hopkins pastor.
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Green St. Church
Green Street Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Julian 8. Hopkins
Hopkins
Recess Trial of Japor Criminal Over Christmas
Tokyo December news reports a recess in the trial of Tatsuo Ichiya known as Little Glass Eye for the murder of an American prisoner of war. The court paused because the interpreter could not keep pace with the defendant's rapid Japanese speech during testimony and the prosecution argued his refusal to testify could be used against him.
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Tokyo
Tatsuo Tschiya
Ichiya
Glass Eye
U. S
Baby X Mas found in box at Philadelphia hospital
A three pounds seven ounce premature girl, barely an hour old, was found in a vestibule of Northern Liberties hospital in a cardboard box. Nurse Elizabeth Favi discovered the infant wrapped in sheets and blankets. Doctors say she has a good chance to survive as detectives seek the mother.
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Philadelphia
Kenneth Michaile
Northern Liberties Hospital
Elizabeth Favi
Hollywood Studio Strike Ends With Peace Efforts Afoot
Hollywood faced its costliest year with an eight month studio union strike over set designer jurisdiction. The NLRB ruled for strikers, ending mass arrests and heavy production losses. Eric Johnston and Byron Price moved to stabilize postwar cinema and television plans.
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Hollywood
INS
Conference of
Studio Unions
International Alliance of Theatrical Stage
A. F. of L
NLRB
Eric Johnston
New Film “Czar
Will Hays
Byron Price
Associated Press
Price
Motion Pictures Association
Holly
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