Milly the Mouse A Korean Victory Girl in Seoul
Milly the Mouse, a 21 year old Korean dancehall girl in wartime Seoul, entertains American officers at night clubs to seek security. She dances from 1 pm to 1 am, earning 100 to 200 dollars monthly but faces exploitation, broken dreams, and a fragile future as relationships with GI’s fail to materialize. Her story highlights the bittersweet fate of dancehall girls amid civic and personal ruin.
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Rent control extended or ends December 31
The Jefferson City Post Tribune reports a political stalemate on rent control with Congress debating extensions and nationwide fate. The House and Senate push to delay ending federal controls until later dates while considering state actions and final dates.
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Congress Extends Rent Controls Amid Limited Time
The piece notes Congress acts by extending existing rent control measures as the current session nears its end. It highlights limited time for legislative action and signals pressure on the new Congress to continue or adjust economic policy. The discussion centers on extending the present law rather than enacting drastic changes.
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