Hard Peace For Japan Is Given Official Approval
Washington approves a tough policy on Japan as Senate confirms G Acheson as undersecretary of state and Truman clarifies MacArthur's authority. The vote supports a hard line and unilateral U.S. control, with Wherry opposing the nomination and being shut down in a party split.
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Japan
Washington
White House
Senate
G. Acheson
Capitol
Acheson
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Esterday
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations
MacArthur
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
MacaArthur
Jise
Ration Roundup Notes on Fats Sugar and Stamps
Ration details show fats and sugar book allocations with various end dates through December 31. Airplane stamps 1 through 4 remain valid indefinitely as OPA plans no cancellations.
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OPA
Why is a nobleman like a book and other riddles
A one minute test asks why a nobleman is like a book, and requires naming five animals whose young are cubs. It also asks for the term for the young of eagle, turkey, and goose, then comments on chivalry at a revolving door.
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Turkey
Birthday Horoscope Summary for Oliver J Lodge
The piece notes a person born today is diligent and enthusiastic yet struggles with concentration. It highlights musical talent and a love of good books, plus deep devotion. It cautions to watch for hidden meanings and ulterior motives to avoid factional harm.
One Minute Test Answers Revealed
A quick list shows answer keys for a short test. Item one notes a person with a title. item two lists animals in order. item three includes terms for young animals.
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Bear
Fox
Wolf
Lion
Tiger
Eaglet
Poult
Gosling
Strike Sparks Martial Law in Valparaiso District
In Valparaiso Chile approximately 6000 railway and industrial workers walked out in solidarity with cement workers, signaling a spread of action across the province. The government labeled the cement strike illegal and imposed martial law on Vinamar while orders to resume work were issued.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Vinamar
Clumsy Bill Faces Baseball Grins Wild in Hometown Tales
A 1892 reminiscence recalls boys playing baseball without masks or chest protectors. Clumsy Bill is dubbed the clown after a head injury, and Prof Holbeck and Jess Fritz provide comic moments as players and spectators recount wild pitches, injuries, and a rabbit-hunting misdirection in an old brick-yard yarn.
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B.M
Nnone
Bill
Veterans Move to Impeach Senator Bilbo
Saul Kessler, executive secretary of the veterans committee for equal rights, said the group has notified Senator Clyde Bilbo that they will impeach him for racial and religious discrimination and for denouncing segments of the American people. The committee, formed to protest a Japanese-American exclusion in Spokane and later made permanent, objects to Bilbo’s statements on race.
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Spokane
Wash
Saul Kessler
Veterans Committee For Equal Rights
Clyde Bilbo
D-Miss
Bilbo
Congress
United States
Veterans Committee
Spokane Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kessler
London’s New Heath Row Set to Open in One Year
Heath Row, London’s new civil airport, will begin traffic in about a year with runways open to all nations under government operating agreements. American rail lines will hold 31 of 38 gate positions at the facility.
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London
Heath Row
Peritonitis Fatal To Dancer Encarnacion Lopez
La Argentinita, famed Spanish dancer Encarnacion Lopez, died of peritonitis at Columbia Medical Center after two major operations and 17 blood transfusions. She debuted in 1930 in The International Revue and later guest starred with the ballet theater at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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New York
la Argentinita
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia Medical Center
Encarnacion Lopez
United States
The
Ballet Theater
Metropolitan Opera House
Anglo American Control Aims to Spread Across Europe
Disclosures show the United States and allies weighing seizure of German private as well as government assets abroad under a Berlin control plan. Potsdam reparations call for freezing German assets pending ownership, with Spain’s Sofindus faced with asserted title and Allied intervention.
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Sanna
Spain
Neutralweden
Switzerland
Portugal
State Department
Big Four
A Control Commission
Berlin
Guilford County Realty Transfers in High Point Area
Multiple property transfers recorded in Guilford County including Della J. Williams to Arthur Lott eight lot on Miller street and city transfers to Mrs. Frederick Walter Easter Jr in Hedgecock lands. Also listed are numerous conveyances to individuals and firms across High Point including lots on Willowbrook Clark lands Moffitt heights and Virginia Avenue.
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High Point
Della J. Williams
Arthur Lott
Miller Street
Frederick Walter Easter
Hedgecock Lands
W. Kewer
Simon C. Brower
South Street
Liffie Shoemaker
West Green Street
W. J. Fraley
Richard L
Cwards E&d
Roland Park
Ardmore Circle
J. BR. Lackey
W. C. Vail
Willowbrook Street
J. A. Herndon
Clark Lands
H. J. Grimes
Clyde R. Johnson
Larlow-Jarrell Development Company
N. L. Garner
Bytha Nichols Patterson
Garner Lands
W. W. Church
J. D. Lawson
Moffitt Heights
Alice Tone Lowe
Adams-Milils Corporation
Virginia Avenue
High Point Memorial Hospital
Jones Estate
B. F. Newsome
F. D. McKinnon
Gurley
H D. Guyer
H. M. Edens
Centennial Avenue
Guy &. Kinney
Floyd B. McNeill
Decatur Street
Annie Thompson
F. B. McNeil
Asheboro Street
J. Irvin Groome
B. L. Rhyne
Snow Estate
Carl McDowell
A. B. Joiner
Johnson Lands
William London
Harold W. Tullis
Staley-Harmon
S. Swanson
Seaman St Clair Claims He Reached Age 18 On Missing Date
In Chattanooga Tennessee Seaman Marvin O St Clair argues he turned 18 this year but his ship log lacks the exact date The vessel's legal officer confirms he actually reached 18 on the missing date due to crossing the international date line before the anniversary
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Marvin O. St. Clair
St. Clair
Coogan Fined On Drunken Charge
Jackie Coogan pled guilty to being drunk in an automobile and was fined $25. The former child star, now 20, faces discharge this week as an Army Air Forces officer.
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Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Army Air Forces
Shoe rationing action up soon
Washington dispatch reports the government will decide next week whether to end shoe rationing on October 1. The War Production Board weather bureau favors termination, while the Office of Civilian Requirements and WPB GV want September production figures first. Each group weighs extending rationing to October 15 or November 1 based on data.
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Washington
War Production Board
Weather Bureau
OPA
WPB
Office of Civilian Requirements
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Thornton & Minor
M Point
SS Hosen's
Walgreen's
Elwood Hotel
Oliver J. Lodge
Shanghai
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Astor Hotel
W. A. Bivins
Bear Creek
Prof
W. J. Holbeck
Goode
Holbeck
Fritz
Lardy
George
Henry
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Rover
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America
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National ST Railways
Ational Trailways Bus System
Sen. Bilbo
Europe
Guilford County Realty
Sailor
Coogan
Bremen
Germany
Dorothy Jean Memering
Logansport
Ind
Fae
U. S. Victory
North Carolina Farmers
Farmer's
Wachovia
Asheville
Charlotte
Raleigh
Salisbury
Winston-Salem
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
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