U S Army Aims to Win Japanese Friendship in Occupation
UPI report describes U S Army plans in postwar Japan to act as guests not conquerors. Training stresses humility and service as civilians, with officers urged to foster goodwill and avoid arrogance while Japan builds democratic ties. A line about North Carolina home demonstration agents meeting in Durham on November 2-3 appears in the same dispatch.
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North Carolina Home Demonstration Agents Association
Durham
Behind the News In Business on Jesse Jones and the New Deal
A critical retelling of Jesse Jones and his book on the banking crisis and New Deal era. It argues Roosevelt-Hoover cooperation failures shaped events, notes omissions about the Harriman bank failure, and questions RFC-era patronage and policy outcomes.
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Party of the Bleeding Heart
Jesse Jones
Henry Wallace
Franklin Roosevelt
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Hoover
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Harriman Bank
Faiure
New York
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Wee
P. Morgan
Harriman
Joseph Harriman
New York House
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Mother and Girl Rescued From 20-Hour Plane Trap
A Seattle family, trapped upside down for 20 hours after a crash near Port Townsend, survived while mother Mrs. Mortensen endured injuries and her husband died aboard the wrecked private plane. Eight-year-old Russell Mortensen died hours later. Kathy, 4, was rescued with a broken ankle and scalp wounds.
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Wash
G. Mortensen
Russell
Seattle
Here
Bellingham
Kathy
Bandits Pay for Release After Boston Area Robbery
In Chelsea Massachusetts bandits who robbed a supplier of 2200 dollars forced police to free owner Abe Bornstein from a refrigerator to prevent his death, as they fled the scene.
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Chelsea
Mass
Abe Bornstein
Trout Made to Resemble Salmon On Diet Dreamed Up
Paris report by United Press claims French scientists Louis Page and Pierre Besse devised a method to turn lake trout into salmon like fish by a special diet. The process reportedly darkens the back and red fins after four months, while non‑treated fish stay dull with pale bellies.
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Enterprise
George Libera
United Press
Paris
Louis Page
French Academy of Science
Pierre Besse
Besse
Immortals
Widow Runs Local Newspaper From Small Texas Weekly
Hobart Bradley encouraged his widow to start a paper after his death. She runs the Chronicle, sharing community notices, kittens, visitors, and local news in a weekly format. A daughter Netta plans to work on the Chronicle.
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Hobart Bradley
Herseef
Joe
Visur
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Chronicle
Netta
Woman Appears Drunk in Court Appeals Jail Sentence
A sole woman appeared in Dedham Massachusetts in court to appeal a jail sentence for a drunkenness conviction. The appeal was denied.
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Dedham
Mass
Emergency Board Recommends Wage Rules in Rail Strike Dispute
On June 15 1950 an Emergency Board appointed by the President under the Railway Labor Act issued recommendations on wage and working conditions in the railroad dispute. More than 90 percent of the 1 200 000 railroad employees have accepted terms equal to or better than the Board's recommendations, representing 20 of 23 standard railroad unions.
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Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers
Order of
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ORC
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainment
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