United States Role in Philippines and Japan After War
The text argues the United States bears a lasting trust with the Philippines after independence and highlights merged economies since attachment a century ago. It asserts continued benevolent protection and warns nations may still trade, while describing Japan as crushed militarily and economically, needing U.S. leadership for years.
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Philippines
Spain
Japa
United States
Japan
Sam
Jane
Truman confident on merget of armed services
President Truman voiced confidence that the services unification controversy will be settled satisfactorily after a White House session with Navy Secretary Forrestal Admiral Nimitz and assistant secretary Sullivan. The talks focused on converting opposition to testimony and addressed Admiral Merrill’s criticism which drew a sharp rebuke from the president.
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Merriman Smith
Washington
Truman
White House
Navy
Jamey W. Forrestal
Adm
Chester W. Nihilz
Naval Operations
John L. Sullivan
Forrestal
Merrill
Eighth Naval District
New Orleans
Mr. Truman
New York Cotton Market Rallies on Price Control Bill
New York cotton futures rose sharply after passage of the amended price control extension bill by a large majority. Trade and outside buying were spurred by hopes for tighter powers of the office of price administration. Late afternoon quotes showed May at 27.49, July 27.87, and October 27.90, with gains of 1.26 to 2.00 a bale.
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NEW York Cotton House
New York
Office of Price Administration
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OPA
Whith
Social Calendar Apr 18 First Baptist hunt and meetings
The Primary Department of the First Baptist Church will host its annual Easter egg hunt at Mrs. M.S. Hates home on Thursday after noon. A call meeting of the Choral club of the Friday Mission club will be at Mrs. Garrett Story's home Thursday afternoon at 4 oclock. On Friday April 19 a pre school clinic will be held at the Hempstead County Health Nurse office in the Court house. Dr. A.E. Smallwood of Arkadelphia will examine children entering school. Mothers with children to be admitted in September or mid term urged to bring them for examination. The clinic opens at 1 oclock in the afternoon. First Christian church will host an Easter Egg hunt.
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Gare Relt Story
Hempstead County
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Ir. A.E. Smallwood
Arkadelphia
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Olin Murphy
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Roy Allison
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