Far Eastern commission heads to Japan for study
The Allied Far Eastern commission sails for Japan from Washington on the U S S Mt Mel Kinley to assess MacArthur's administration and advise on future policy. They plan to return around February 15 after a two month tour observing how directives have been carried out.
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Far Eastern Commission
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MacArthur Way
Police Friend Aids Family in Chicago
A desperate call to police led to aid for Charles Riggs and his destitute family. His 80 year old mother died in Kansas City, and officers arranged coal, food, and $50 along with medical care for the mother and four children and wife.
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Charles Riggs
Riggs
Kansas City
Texas Bond Sales Lag Behind Drive Support
The state watchdog committee notes Texas underperforms in bond sales for a lean drive, saying four years of unified effort that enabled victory seems forgotten. Texas has invested about 71 to 73 percent of the $90 million bond quota so far, highlighting lagging support.
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Dallas
Dees
Wardianhe Committee
Fay
Raft Sues State For Tax Refund
Film actor George Raft files in Superior Court seeking $30,484 refund of state income tax paid under protest for 1938 1939 and 1930 claiming only half tax on Rush income as half belongs to his wife under community property rules.
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Fabian Switch Saves Russia and Shaw Views Critique
George Shaw argues Fabian Russia will endure despite harsh Soviet schooling shifts. He contrasts Soviet education with British unions, praises Fabianism, and cites Tolstoy’s daughter and Kropotkin’s offspring to frame the debate. He warns of Western complacency and notes English Fabians, revisionists, and Webb defend Soviet Russia amid turmoil.
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Yastaya Pelyana
Stalin
Europe
Trotsky
Rea
Irresistible Crator
Webb
Leriin
Rioneg
Soviet Russia
Woman Editor Victim of Assault in New York City
Mrs. Marty Garson Cookman, noted editor of the Ladies Home Journal, was attacked yesterday in Hasl Basg, New York City. Police report details and possible motive are under investigation.
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Basg
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Group Checks War Goods in Senate Probe
Senator Knowlurd warns about waste in wartime supplies as a Senate defense subcommittee launches a month-long worldwide tour starting tomorrow to examine whether usable trucks are discarded or food spoils while children go hungry. Senator Tunnell leads the group with Senator Mitchell as a third member.
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Senate
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Senator Mitchell
D.wash
Paper Says Top Japs Hoarding Food and Cloth
Tokyo based Minpo reports that the government is accused of hoarding essential goods while promising to curb the crisis by imports. Under Allied directive 20 million kg of food and 3,130,600 pieces of clothing, seized from Japanese military stores, will be distributed to the public.
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Allied Headquarters
N Y Bound Vets Stop in Dallas on Cross Country Trip
Six Marines veterans bound for New York stopped briefly in Dallas on a cross country trip from Los Angeles. Harry Absohn, the Los Angeles driver, offered to take the men to New York if they covered expenses. Seth, Sam Steinman, and five companions estimated a total cost of about $20 per person.
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Ls Angeles
Harry Absohn
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Seth
Sam Steinman
British Navy Hero Dies at 73 Lord Keyes
Admiral of the Fleet Lord Keyes, aged 73, a famed British naval leader, died in his sleep in London. He helped curb the German submarine threat in World War I and organized the St. George's Day operation sealing Bruges canal in 1918. Retired 1935, he returned to service in 1940.
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Lord Keyes
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Keyes
St. George's
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Antique Guns Stolen From Truck In Navarro Street Lot
Police seek six antique firearms stolen from a parked truck at a lot at Navarro and Martin streets. The loot valued at 160 dollars includes a four barrel cay revolver two old German 23 caliber revolvers a Coltra revolver sixty years old and two pistols the owner could not describe.
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Martin Streets
Ad. Carver
Curnings, N. 1
Coltra
Ower
Want Ad classifieds for sports gear and equipment
An old classifieds snippet encourages readers to use Want Ads to buy sell or trade sports equipment. It mentions dialing numbers for courteous service and locating items quickly. The fragment hints at simple contact methods and a focus on convenience for buyers and sellers.
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