Dutch Warn Java to Behave or Else
In Batavia Aug 30 Acting Governor General Huber van Mook warned the Indonesian republic that the Netherlands would not remain passive forever. Dutch army communiques report rising Indonesian attacks as possible preludes to a new drive on Jogjakarta. The communique cites nine separate attacks, three Dutch soldiers killed, 31 wounded, five missing, and 33 Indonesian prisoners taken in Java and Sumatra.
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Hollywood Labor Squabble Seen At Subcommittee Hearing
Los Angeles Aug 30 UPI factions in the long running film strike testified before a House subcommittee. Richard F Walsh of the I A F T E called for stage crews to return to work while faulting William Hutcheson over jurisdictional fights. Herbert Sorrell alleged producers and I A N S E schemed to sideline CSU affiliates.
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William A. Hutcheson
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Caroll Kearns
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Appeals Planned by British Miners Amid Strikes
London Aug 30 14 nation coal board officials hope for two Sunday appeals by Emanuel Shinwell and Arthur Horneer to end wildcat strikes that halted about 280000 tons of coal. Shinwell to address a closed miners meeting at Doncaster while Horneer planned a direct appeal to Grimethorpe miners whose three week walkout sparked sympathy stoppages in 45 Yorkshire pits.
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National Coal Boair
Uew
Emanuel Shinwell
Arthur Horneer
Miners' Union
Shinwell
Doncaster
Hotner
Grimethorpe
Yorkshire
Hollywood labor chief Walsh mediates unions and troubles
In Hollywood, Bill Walsh of MGM acts as mother hen for labor disputes and daily problems. He handles about 50 contracts across carpenters, lamp operators, first aid attendants, and others while unions clash over who does which work.
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Jap Navy War Potential Gone Says MacArthur Staff
Tokyo August 30 The war potential of Japan s badly mauled navy has been wiped out in two years of occupation report by Gen MacArthur s general staff The report says 2 5 percent of the 1 5 major warships operable or towable on V J Day had been scrapped and 44 8 percent of the 15 big ships heavily damaged on that day Only five sunken Japanese submarines remain to be scrapped to complete the destruction of the Japanese submarine fleet 110 submarines had been destroyed
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Borage
Russ Signature Ends Treaty Row
London August 30 1941 Russia ratified peace treaties with Bulgaria Finland Hungary Italy and Romania clearing the way for formal hostilities end. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet ratified the five treaties and deposits of ratification will occur in Paris and Moscow. Russia awaits Austria Germany and Japan treaties. Reparations totals are listed with Russia to receive 00 000 000 from Romania and Finland 200 000 000 from Hungary and 100 000 000 from Italy. Russia gains Bessarabia and Petsamo and a 50 year naval base base rights at Perkkala udd.
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Hunt for Pilot in China Spurred Navy Patrol
U S naval vessels patrolled off Goose Point in Shantung Province as a landing party searched a beach for a downed Marine pilot. The pilot landed amid stormy weather, Friday, and was missing after friendly contact attempts. A Thursday night landing came under fire from suspected Communist guerrillas. Marines returned fire and withdrew with no casualties. Wave officials said operations would remain cautious pending more information on the pilot’s condition.
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Shantung Province
Goose Feins
Miss America Hopeful Seeks Repeat of Title Run
Hollywood report notes Marilyn Davidson of Los Angeles aims to repeat last year when a Marilyn won Miss Los Angeles County later Miss California and Miss America. Davidson won the county title and departs for Atlantic City for the pageant tour, carrying Miss Southern California. another contestant will represent the north.
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Marilyn Davidson
Ofos Angeles
Marilyn
Los Angeles
California
Atlantic City
Sheavas
Marilyn 'Buterd
Beverly Hills
Davidson
North
Paramount to start eight major films despite tax threat
Paramount Studio announced it will begin work on eight major movies costing $12,000,000 before year end. The plan comes despite widely predicted retrenchment due to the 75 percent British tax on American imports.
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Paramount Studio
Russian Desires Berlin Socialized Law Delayed by Powers
Berlin dispatch reports Maj. Gen. Alexander Kotikoy, Soviet Berlin commander, accusing western powers of anti democracy tactics and stalling the socialization of Berlin's major industries. He addressed 75 Allied and German reporters at a general news conference, saying the four power commandant sent the draft back for redrafting after months of wrangling.
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Berlin Paper Hits U S British Program
Berlin paper Ber Uner Zeitung, the only Soviet sponsored Berlin morning newspaper commenting on the new level of industry for the British and American zones, says the plan means economic and political division of Germany. It claims American capitalists will take over Ruhr management and warns of the zone fusion dispersing occupation responsibilities.
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Defense adds Orange County DA in new phase of yacht deaths trial
District Attorney James L. Davis, ousted as prosecutor, is called by the defense next week alongside Attorney General Fred Howser and special prosecutor Eugene D. Williams. Newport Beach Police Chief Hodgkinson questions vigorous pursuit. City editor James H. Richardson of the Los Angeles Examiner is subpoenaed. Louise Overell and George Gollum exchange letters in court and in the Examiner appear in abridged form.
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George Gollum
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Slaying Clues Sought in Omaha Case
The search for clues in the slaying of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. May II of Alexandria, Va., focused on Omaha after two men in Grand Island failed to shed light. Deputies organized Boy's Town posses to scour the area near where the couple’s bodies were found. They had been shot in the head with a .38 revolver, fully clothed, with money missing and identification apparently removed.
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Realty Head Hits Dull-witted Restriction Outcry
Washington August 30.21 National Association of Real Estate Boards official Morgan L Fitch said end of dullwitted restrictions and red tape has fueled the highest homebuilding rate in 20 years. He praised free building under competition and housing surpluses, claiming it yields more housing and ownership. The association was indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury on an antitrust charge over fixed DC commission rates.
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Legion's Fun Group Selects Officer
In New York on August 30 Guy Laid of Clarksdale Mississippi a 48 year old World War I marine veteran was chosen chief de chemin de fer of the American Legion's 40 and society funmaking department to succeed Sid M Ferree of Louisville Kentucky who held the post.
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