Japanese GIs’ Love Ties Stir Mixed Feelings in Tokyo
A wartime report notes many marriages between American GIs and Japanese women, especially Nisei unions, face official hurdles yet receive community support. Bride schools aid wives, Red Cross help, and a Defense Department film aims to ease cultural gaps, while some women regret overhyped promises and hard labor.
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Tokyo
Ieve
Butterfly
United
Ted States
Red Cross
United States
Defense Department
States
Japan
Bomb blast wrecks home of anti-vice crusader in Phenix City
A loud explosion destroyed the frame residence of a vice crusader in Phenix City Alabama injuring him and severely damaging three rooms while his wife and three children slept nearby. Police smelled powder and could not identify the explosive or its maker as investigators searched for clues.
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Phenix City
Ala
Russell County
Pa M. Daniel
Ft.Benning
Chattahoochee Vertigent
Bentley
Augusta
Veterans’ Hospital
Chinese Improving Position in Korean Truce Talks
The Panmunjom discussions show the Communists seek time to build their air strength and may push for a major move toward Pusan. Soviet hints to move talks to the U N Security Council could give cover for delaying decisions while North Korean and Chinese pilots fly and train. General LeMay warns that until air power is escorted by bombers the Reds will grow stronger in the air. The piece ends noting that the first U S citizenship step is filing a declaration of intent.
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Pan
Pusan
Sea
Panmunjom
North Korea
Andrei Vishinsky
Panamonium Reds
Korea
United Nations Security Council
Yalu River
U.N
Ceet
Curtis LeMay
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Korean
Japan
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Bryan
McKinley
Dr. Jekyll
Mr. Hyde
Harry Truman
Taft
Belly Dancer Samia Gamal Seeks Warm Welcome From In Laws
Egyptian belly dancer Samia Gamal said she would bet the best five years of her life that her mother in law would not snub her as she prepares to join Sheppard in Dallas. She spoke of meeting his 80 year old grandmother and hoped for a pleasant family reunion amid a public passion for stage life.
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New York
Samia Gamal
Texas
W. King Il
Dallas
Samia
Sheppard
Lamia
Samia Bhea
Eee
Floria
Houston
King
Churchill Baruch Visit Termed Just Friendly
In New York Winston Churchill arrives at Bernard Baruch’s home for a two day visit described as a friendly reunion. The two old friends, who have known each other for about 35 years, say they have no plan beyond informal talks and a simple time together.
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New York
Winston Churchill
Bernard Baruch
Yesterd
Arthur Godfrey
Earmuffs For The Election Year Noise
HAL BOYLE offers humorous survival tips for the upcoming campaign season urging readers to shield themselves from political din. He mocks campaign chatter, barroom quips, and partisan traps while advising to keep personal views private in a tensed year.
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