Mackenzie Hopes Adm. Cain Is Only Speculating When He Talks About Another War
Foreign Affairs Analyst DeWitt Mackenzie notes Vice Admiral John S. McCain warns Japan’s war lords remain unrelinquished and could seek conquests again. He contrasts Japan’s physical defeat with potential future threats, urging continued readiness and political reform in Nippon to secure peace and deter an Asiatic bloc.
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Mackenzie
Cain
Dewitt MacKenzie
John S. McCain
U. S
Nippon
Oltiouk
Japan
Preeder Hagshi-Kuni
Tokyo
Hore
Asia
Hope Star header notes and regional dispatches preview
The Hope Star from Hope Arkansas dated 1899 to 1929 edition announces its weekday publication schedule and staff details, listing Star Publishing Co Inc, Palmer and Washburn leadership, and distribution regions. It includes a brief global context arguing for Western democracy in the Far East and cautioning against Nippon militarism and East Asia blocs.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
E. Palmer and
Alex H. Washburn
Star
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Bennett to stand trial in California over threats
Arkansas disbarred attorney Bennett, once convicted of arson, is sent to California for commitment after a San Francisco indictment accusing him of mailing threats against Chief Justice Giffin Smith, Attorney General Guy Williams, and other Arkansas officials. U S Marshal Pettie and Deputy Bradley dispute jurisdiction and delivery details. District Attorney Sam Rorex argues California is proper for the charges.
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Page One
Bennett
Arkansan
Caliria
U. S
Fred M. Bradley
San Francisco
California
Little Rock
Y. C. Pettie
Department of Justice
Sam Rorex
Rerex
Paris Ark
Giffin Smith
State Supreme Court
Guy E. Williams
J. O. Kineannon
van Buren
Arkansas
Hal Boyle Describes Yokohama After Bombing and Civilians
Hal Boyle notes the scene in Yokohama with soldiers remarking on women in trousers, a city scarred by air raids, stone hotels and banks still standing but vulnerable to future strikes, and four old safes protruding from rubble. Civilians use rain protectors, and many wear wrap-around leggings as locals tend rice fields and gardens to stave off famine. children are mentioned amid the hardships.
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Page One
Yokohama
Truman Calls for Broad Peacetime Reforms and Spending
President Truman urged Congress to enact a comprehensive peacetime program. He outlined 21 measures including full employment legislation, unemployment benefits, housing and rural development, price supports, veterans aid, a single research agency, tax reform, public works, and health and social security expansions to stabilize the economy and build a better home front.
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Congress
Commodity Credit Corporation
Veterans Administration
Central America
Canal Zone
United States
House
Maritime Commission
Street Scene Sketches Of Brooklyn From A Wartime Eye
A first person narrative describes Brooklyn during wartime life with sharp, wrinkled crones, scavengers, and Americans observing Japanese neighbors. The text notes street-level scrutiny, cigarette butt collection, and rarely elevating above the curb as Japanese beggars, while predicting future change. Movies remain entertainment with Japanese productions and Pearl Harbor news reels still screening.
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Brooklyn
Pearl Harbor
Quisling Claims Reds Obsessed His Actions in 1940
Vidkun Quisling testified in Oslo that fear of a Communist plot drove him to overthrow Norway and welcome German invaders in 1940. The treason trial resumed after a four day recess as a lifelong friend called by the defense testified the accused was insane in his fear of communism.
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Oslo
Vidkun Quisling
Quisling
Wilhelm Ullman
Skeleton Wrapped in 1896 Pittsburgh Paper Found in Chicago Stable
In Chicago on September 5 1896 a skull and bones were uncovered when John Powell 35 tore out a stable ceiling in the West Side. The newspaper wrapper and oil cloth bearing stains were sent to Professor Wilton Krogman of the University of Chicago for age sex and murder assessment.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
West Side
John Powell
A. L. Brodie
Wilton Krogman
University of Chicago
Hines Named Ambassador to Panama and Other Nominations
President Truman sent Senate nominations for Brig. Gen. Frank Hines as ambassador to Panama. Other picks include Lt. Gen. Raymond Wheeler as chief of army engineers, Maj. Gen. Robert Crawford to head the Bienes Court River Commission, Rear Adm. Louis Denfield as chief of naval personnel, Leo Crowley and Lee Goldsborough reappointed to the FDIC board, Raymond McKeough to the Maritime Commission, and Paul Hawkins named as assistant commissioner of internal revenue.
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Washington
Truman
Senate
Frank Hines
Panama
Raymond Albert Wheeler
Army Engineers
Eugene Reybold
Robert Walter Crawford
Bienescot River Commission
Repecans
Max Clayton
Louis E. Denfield
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Leo T. Crowley
Wisconsin
Ae Lee Goldsborough
Maryland
Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
Raymond S. McKeough
Illinois
United States Maritime Commission
Thomas K. Woodward
Paul A. Hawkins
Internal Revenue
Hopkins Receives Distinguished Service Medal from Truman
President Truman awarded the Distinguished Service Medal to Harry S. Hopkins for his selfless and objective war effort. Howard Bruce, a Maryland banker and industrialist, also received the DSM for his role as director of materiel for the army service forces. Hopkins was a confidential assistant to Roosevelt and an arbitrator for New York City’s cloak and suit industry.
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Washington
Truman
Harry S. Hopkins
Howard Bruce
Maryland
Army Service Forces
Hopkins
Roosevelt
New Deal Administration
New York City
Quisling Defense Portrays Trials as Political Persecution
Testimony in 1940 era Norwegian case describes Quisling accusing a cabinet minister of taking Russian money to fund a Communist revolution. He claimed weapons caches and government plots to overthrow the regime. Quisling cited 400000 rubles and Soviet military aid as backing Moscow’s aims. defensive remarks note alleged persecution and a lack of a sympathetic lawyer as the trial unfolds.
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Quisling
Russia
Norway
Ullman
Bergh
Soviet Union
Moscow
U S share of reparations likely smallest among allies
Berlin dispatch notes American reparations share predicted to be about five percent of the Soviet Union and smaller than Britain's and France's. US agents search for concealed German assets abroad totaling just over one billion dollars while debate continues on a decree to vest German external property in the Allied council. The United States plans to seek German holdings in Latin America and values patents and processes gained in the German campaign, with total wartime costs estimated high.
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Daniel de Luce
Berlin
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Allied Control Council
Germany
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Sweden
Fisenhower
Latin America
Elbe
Fen May Cannon
House Appropriations Committee
Congressional
Arkansas Veterans Returning to U S Navy Men to U S Warship
The Arkansas service men listed are returning to the United States aboard the Moses Austin and the S S Robert Owen and La Grande Victory. They dock in New York on September 7 and include ranks such as S Sgt T 5 Pvt and officers from multiple towns including Little Rock Walnut Hamburg Mulberry Blevins and Dallas Mena.
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Arkansas
United States
Moses Austin
New York
Lauchstaedt
Gustave
Lafe
Bayliss
Mercer E
McGehee
Aia Eugene
Little Ock
Booth
Clyde H
T-5
Little Rock
Connor
Emerson B
Walnut Allison
Noel W
Pree
Hamburg
Ridge
Cates
James E
Fayetteville
S. S
America
la Grande
Dickerson
Ebert L
Gordon, Cable
Ed L
Dallas Mena
Tackitt Samuel W
Hunter
Reynolds Robert H
Atkins
Surprise White House welcome marked by praise for Hopkins
A guest believed he was headed to a business conference at the White House but was instead ushered into the Rose Garden where cameras and staff gathered. President Truman commended Hopkins for exceptional welding of allies to the common purpose of victory and noted his wartime roles on the munitions assignment board and the Soviet protocol committee.
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White House
Whiite House
Rose Garden
Truman
Hopkins
Market Report New York Cotton and Grain and Provisions
President Truman urged Congress to strengthen machinery for price support prompting cotton buying, with futures up to 1.50 per bale and October at 22.84. Grain markets rallied on short covering, rye hitting 1.533-4, wheat up about a cent, but profits pulled backs near close.
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New York
Truman
Congress
Chicago
New York Stocks Reach Eight-Year Highs On Mixed Trading
The New York stock market saw industrial and utility averages hitting eight-year highs amid uneven leadership. Near closing, most advances were fractional to about two points with several notable climbs. Transfers totaled around 1.3 million shares, one of the two busiest two-week periods. Key movers included Chrysler, General Motors, U S Steel, Bethlehem, U S Rubber, Goodyear, American Telephone, Coca Cola, and others.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S&s. ,Steel
Bethlehems
U. S. Rubber
Goodyear
Dollas Aircraft
United Air Lines
Curtiss-Wright ‘A
Electric Power Light
Public Service of N. J
American Smelting
Union Carbide
Robert Gair
American Telephone
Engineers Public Service
du Pont
Santa Fe
Coca-Cola
St Louis Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Trade
National stock yards in Illinois on September 6 reports 3,500 hogs and 3,500 sheep with steady opening trade. Hog prices range 13.95 to 15.50 for various classes, cattle and calves show mixed results with steers 11.75 to 17.40, cows 6.00 to 11.50, vealers 12.00 to 15.75, and feeders 9.00 to 14.25. Early sales indicate slow activity on common grades while choice lots and western grassers move at stronger bids. Industry totals note several loads of western feeders and steers returning as market develops.
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ST. Louis
Poultry and Produce Prices and State Labor Comment
Chicago market notes show live poultry prices steady with some classes weak, receipts 25 trucks two cars. Butter and eggs mixed with large receipts. U S extras and standards quoted. Little Rock report quotes Governor Laney opposing near wage levels undermining broad employment benefits, awaiting bill specifics.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
U.S
Little Rock
Laney
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