Japan press criticizes occupation but anti Americanism fades
Japanese newspapers denounce the six year occupation with riots on May Day and claims of occupation born child numbers. Prominent figures like Tanzan Ishibashi accuse frame ups and bribery by occupation officials. The Asahi Weekly reports bitter personal humiliations from U S soldiers. Anti American sentiment appears weak amid mild Allied control, yet could rise if Japan faces economic trouble.
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Sam Summerlin
Japan
Jorials
Tanzan Ishibashi
Keizai Orai
Ishibashi
Shigeru Yoshida
Stooges
Asahi Weekly
U.S
Textile leaders assess worst lag in ANTIC CITY meeting
At the American Cotton Manufacturers Institute gathering in Antic City officials warned the cotton textile industry remains in a deep depression with 140,000 idle workers. They noted slow markets, price drops of 20 to 25 percent, and 25 to 30 percent weaker price structures, but saw some encouraging signs emerging.
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Antic City
N.J.P
American Cotton Martufac. Institute
American Cotton Manufact Institute
Producer Sues Studio Over Boots Malone Oscar Push
Milton Holmes, producer of Boots Malone, sues Columbia Pictures in Los Angeles alleging a million-dollar breach of contract for failing to exploit the film to secure Academy Award nominations. The suit was filed yesterday in state court.
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Los Angeles
Milton Holmes
Boots Malone
Columbia Pictures, Inc
English Church To Investigate Miracle Healing
London bishops of the Church of England agree to study a revival of spiritual healing. Dr. C. M. Chavasse cites three alleged cures, including a tuberculous girl who recovered after declaring she was sick of this. Dr. H. E. Wynn notes growing interest inside and outside the church. The report also notes archaic banking terms once carried as property.
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London
Church of England
Britain
Rochester
C. M. Chavasse
Convocation of Canterbury
Ely
H. E. Wynn
Butler County Court News Highlighting Injury Suit and Miscellaneous Cases
In Butler County Common Pleas Court Helen Maher of Springfield sues James P. Deam of Hamilton for 15723.39 claiming injuries from an April 1 1951 automobile accident on Route 4 north of Symmes Center. The plaintiff alleges Deam crossed the center line in a crash involving a car driven by Jeanne Whalen. She reports nervous shock chest and leg injuries and dental loss, with six days hospitalization. further treatment possible. Also named are Gilbert J. Grevey seeking 525.61 from Dworkin Inc for 10 tractor trips April 11 to May 11 yielding 1113.87, but paid 588.26. Several neglect cases listed include Wilbur E. Bloom versus Edna Bloom Agnes Philpot versus Lawrence Philpot Lois Bickel versus Robert Bickel Malissa Hopkins versus Strauter J. Hopkins. A note mentions Portuguese banana plants in the Canary Islands post 1402 and their reach to the New World.
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Helen Maher
Springfield
Butler County Common Pleas Court
James P. Deam
Hamilton
Symmes
Jeanne Whalen
Deam
Grevey
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Gore
Izes
Shorty
Butler County Court News
Gilbert J. Grevey
Common Pleas Court
Dworkin, Inc
Cleveland
Wilbur E. Bloom
Edna Bloom
Agnes Philpot
Lawrence Philpot
Lois Bickel
Robert Bickel
Malissa Hopkins
Strauter J. Hopkins
Canary Islands
Canaries
New World
the Wi
Canvas
Oxford
Mens
Cn Iren
aicess@s
Shorts
Avondale
Mademoiselle
Artillon
Oy Harbor
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