U.S. Moves to Sell Excess Japanese Yen in Occupation
Tokyo reports the U S army holds about 70 million dollars in yen from occupation sales and cash transfers. It halted drift by introducing a special A type yen exchange with dollars, aiming to liquidate the surplus at 30 million yen per month, taking about 35 months to dispose of the stock.
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Tokyo
U. S. Army of Occupation
United States
Japan
Minpo
Japan Federation of Labor Unions
International Federation of Labor Unions
Paris
Reinstatement of wartime dismissed Japanese teachers
Imperial ordinance screened 15 992 teachers in Japan with 23 deemed unacceptable in Arroyo Salao and El Bajio. Four teachers dismissed for anti militaristic teaching were reinstated by Allied information.
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Japan
Arroyo
Tokyo
Allied Headquarters
Five-Lock Cotton Report From Bosco Farmer
Eli Page of Bosco Louisiana brings a five-lock boll sample to the News Star World. He planted 150 pounds of D P L 14 seed on 11 acres and two thirds of his crop shows five-lock bolls. Page expects about one half bale per acre this season.
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Eli Page
Bosco
News-Star—World
Eli
Dutch troop reinforcements to replace retiring British forces
Lt Gen S H Spoor said another Dutch division will soon join two already in the East Indies to replace retiring British troops. He warned that even with an agreement with the Indonesian republic, chaotic conditions would persist until a new legal order is established.
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the Hague
S. H. Spoor
Netherlands East Indies
East Indies
Spoor
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