Australian Woman With MacArthur Staff Pursues Life in America
Mrs. Watts wife of former Lt. Col. Watts who served on General MacArthur's staff in Australia and Manila speaks of enjoying American life. She and her Army husband travel from Melbourne to Brisbane and then to the United States visiting relatives in Mifflin and Chicago before settling in La Crosse.
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Manila
la Crosse
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Berlin
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Civishia
International Asvester Co
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Mifflin
Chicago
Feler Watts
Auswalia
Ter
Peter
Ausiavia
Pacific Ocean
United States
le Crosse
War Contracts Probed as Congress Reviews GAO Audit
Congress and GAO scrutinize wartime contracting and agency bookkeeping. Mead and Slaughter committees, plus others, press for full accounting of surplus property, RFC losses, and war assets disposal while hearings target bribery allegations and inadequate audits.
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Aan
Mead Committee
General Accounting Offices Corporation
Reconstruction Linal
RPC
RIC
RFC
Defense Supply Corporation
Metal Rose Company
U. S. Commerce Company
Jesse Jones
Charles B. Henderson
Anderson
General ‘Accounting Office
Maritime Commission
War Shipping Administration
Flashes of Life and Press Boycott Reported Abroad
In Tokyo police warn against chain letter fads with jail or fines for writers while letters promise vague luck. In Canton Chinese journalists boycott Mayor An Yang Kui after he hosts a press conference with no reporters present and offers tea and cakes that go untasted.
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Tokyo
United States
Japan
Canton—(P
An Yang-Kui
False Alarm at Chicago Bar Over Bandit Money
A stranger claimed to be using bandit money after misreading slot machines. He ordered drinks for a mouse and provoked a police call when an eyewitness alerted authorities. The man clarified he meant the nickel dime and quarter jackpots from the one armed bandits.
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Chicago
Pojee
Acheson Defends State Dept on Palestine Policy
Secretary of State Acheson denied that middle level officials hinder U S aims in Palestine and asserted he and Secretary Byrnes carry out presidential policy. Crum countered that State Department staff balks at increasing Jewish immigration, while Henderson declined comment and Crum vowed the file would vindicate his claim.
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Dean Acheson
State Department
Palestine
Burnes
Nou
Acheson
Bartley C. Crum
Anglo-American Palestine Commission
Gram
Holy Land
Toy Henderson
Henderson
Crum
Cemetery Code Word Reveals Crown Jewels Hoard
In Frankfurt Germany army investigators recovered Kronberg palace crown jewels after a code word cemetery was used by a presumption witness at Vac Cant Kathleen Nash Durant trial. The defense contends the treasure was seized without a search warrant or owner permission.
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Frankfurt
Germany
vPi
Hudson
Lion SC
Pu Senation
Vac Cant
Kathleen B. Nash Durant
Australian Farm Ambassador Visits U S In 1956
Australian Gardener of New South Wales tours America as Good Will Ambassador to study U S farming. He meets with officials, visits California to Washington, and notes American hospitality and modern diversified farming practices. He aims to report back on U S agriculture and farming efficiency.
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Ie LA Crosse Tribune
U.S
America
Australia
A. Ke Lardney
la Crosse
New South Wales
James Byrnes
DU. S. Department of Agriculture
New South Wales Department of Agriculture
Rural Bank of New South Wales
Country Broadcasting Services
Gardner
California
Revach
Ulan
Colorado
Wyomig
Nebraska
Iowa
Ilingis
Washington, D. C
Washington
New York
Bellville
Bureau of Agriculturing Engineering
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Austra- Man
Imperial Forces
Wife's Hopes Blasted As Body Is Identified
In Alexanderia Minnesota a 25 year old New Albany Indiana husband Captain ER Schreiber is identified as among three found in a common grave in Kropovnil Yugoslavia. His wife, 19, had hoped he would join her in Italy. A report from Associated Press confirms the identification.
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FE. Senreiber
U. S. Army
Yugoslavia
Italy
Associated Press
Schreiber
New Albany
Ind
Kropovnil
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