Long-Term Occupation Seen Needed for Japan, Mackenzie Says
AP analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues that keeping U S troops in Japan beyond six months is essential to meet Potsdam goals. He contends disarmament and moral reeducation require a prolonged occupation, potentially twenty years, with 200000 to 2000000 troops still justified.
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Japan
Mackenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie
MacArthur
Uncle Sam
Potsdam
Nippon
United Nations
Hope Star's 1929 Hope Arkansas publication details
Hope Star file entry lists publication details for the Hope Star of Hope Arkansas. It notes editors, publishers C. E. Palmer and Alex H. Washburn, office at 212-214 South Walnut Street, and press period as weekday afternoon edition. Includes postal, association, and advertising information for the paper.
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Star Publishing Co., Inc
C. E. Palmer
Alex H. Washburn
Star Ee
South
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
Beyond Youth, Aimed at Minds of the Young
The speaker argues that changing nations relies on shaping youth not elders. Drawing on Nazi and fascist precedents, they warn how Hitler and Mussolini indoctrinated the young to brutal aims. Emphasizing a decade of focused education to curb aggression, including in Japan, as essential.
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Hitler
Mussolini
France
Japan
Navy Day Celebration Details From New York Page One
Thousands continued coverage of New York's Navy Day events while other Third Fleet ships remained in Japanese waters, integrated with the Fifth Fleet as operations continued.
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New York
Third Fleet
Fifth Fleet
Cubs Beat Cardinals In 10th To Move Closer In Standings
Hank Borowy earned the decision as the Cubs charity to a 4 1 victory over the Cardinals in St Louis in a 10th inning rally. The win leaves Chicago two behind the pennant as Detroit Washington and Cleveland battle in the other major games of the day.
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Borowy
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Washington Senators
Bobby Feller
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Lou Boudreau
Allie Reynolds
Alton Benton
Jeff Heath
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Iowa
Jimmy Outlaw
Tiger
Steve O'Neill
Les Mueller
George Caster
Tommy Bridges
Caster
Bridges
Mueller
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Brecheen
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Cardinal
George Kurowski
Don Johnson
Ed Sauer
Andy Pafko
Tommy Livingston
George Dockins
Bill Schuster
Dockins
Bill Nicholson
Ken Burkhardt
Burkhardt
Dodgers
Giants
Brooklyn
Mike Sandrick
Goodwin Rosen
Boston
Jimmy Hutchings
Philadelphia
Browns
George McQuinn
Vern Stephens
Aaron Robinson
Oscar Grimes
George Stirnweiss
Athletics
Otis Clark
43rd Division to Return Home for Demobilization
Adm. Raymond A Spruance announced MacArthur’s headquarters that the 43rd New England division, veteran of the Solomons and the Philippines, would be sent to the United States for demobilization and be replaced by the 97th division in occupation duties. The 43rd is the fourth division named for return. others listed Monday include the 31st 37th and 38th.
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Adm
Raymond A. Spruance
MacArthur
43Rd
New England
Solomons
Philippines
United States
Remember Pearl Harbor The united effort saved the nation
The piece recalls Pearl Harbor's surge of sacrifice and the call for bigger armed forces. It argues that demands for a small army navy and budget overlook the need for unified command to prevent future defeats and to honor those who died or suffered in the Pacific.
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Pacific
Wake
Pearl Harbor
Crossett Lumber Workers Strike Affects Sawmill Division
The Crossett labor action began the same day as a walkout by workers in the sawmill division. Union officials say a hearing on the grievance was requested for Sept. 7 but ignored by the company. A report about a union official removing a confidential document is denied. Crossett operates paper, wood chemical, and lumber plants in Arkansas.
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Cameron
Lumber Company
Ice
Crossett Arkansas Industries
Autumn Season Arrives in Arkansas at 4:50 A M Sunday
The U S Weather Bureau says autumn officially starts at 4 50 a m Sunday as the sun crosses the autumnal equinox point marking the change of seasons in Arkansas.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
U. S
Plastics Discussed At Power Meet In Kansas City
Testimony by the Kansas Corporation Commission to the Federal Power Commission on plastics and their link to the natural gas industry highlighted advances in plastics production. Experts noted hydrocarbons in natural gas as well suited for making plastics and cited biopolymer links and 1944 plastics sales figures.
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Kansas City
Kansas Corporation Commission
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Midwest Research Institute of
É. M. Marberg
Institute
Sesson
Marberg
P. E. Pratt
Kansas City Institute
Dr. Pratt
Autumn heat lingers across Arkansas after equinox
After the fall equinox days begin shortening but temperatures across Arkansas stayed autumn-like. Morning readings reached the high 60s to 70s with Searcy and Newport posting 91 degrees, while Texarkana, Dardanelle, Portland and Fort Smith also reported high temperatures.
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Searcy
Newport
Arkansas
Texarkana
Dardanelle
Portland
Fort Smith
Army Point System to End Soon
General George C. Marshall told Congress the demobilization point system could be abandoned by winter with the 80 point score lowered to 70 by Oct 1 and 60 by Nov 1. He said 450000 soldiers would be released in September and 550000 in October, then 700000 to 800000 monthly thereafter.
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George C. Marshall
Congress
Army
Senate House
Marshall
Library of Congress
Capitol
Japan
War Department
Dwight Eisenhower
European
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Barkley
Kentucky
Robert P. Patterson
Patterson
MacArthur
Gen. Marshall
Korea
Europe
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Numbers and Grain
Market overview from National Stockyards with hogs cattle and sheep totals and price ranges. Cattle receipts strength shows early demand fading with some cow sales down 15 to 25 cents. grain markets report wheat futures near unchanged with slight up moves, corn and oats mixed, receipts and shipping sales listed.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Chicago
Live poultry and butter market listings and cotton futures
Chicago market notes show live poultry receipts and prices for leghorn fowl, roasters, fryers, and ducks with butter receipts and steady balance. New York Cotton futures slide as October liquidation widens gaps. October to May contracts fall 10 to 50 cents, with late values around 22.75 to 22.94 per bale.
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Chicago
U. S
U.S
New York
New Orleans Cotton Futures Decline Amid Liquidation
Ten futures fell as long liquidation and selling pressured prices in New Orleans on September 20. Closings ranged from 22.58 to 22.90 per bale across nearby contracts with notable lows around 22.58 and highs near 22.90.
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New Orleans
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