MacArthur’s Year of Occupation Declares Japanese Defeat Recast
General MacArthur reports that the first year of Japan’s occupation has destroyed its capacity to wage war and completed a vast military and political transformation. He credits the occupation with demobilizing seven million armed personnel, liquidating industrial capacity, and guiding Japan toward self government while preserving dignity, liberty, and prosperity for its people. The report frames the occupation as a moral triumph and a model of peace making versus historic peace conferences.
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MacArthur
Japan
Pacific
General MacArthur
Paris
News of the Movies Pote 2 Pes on Hollywood Glamour
A column covers Norma Shearer’s rise in glamour with bejeweled attire and a potential film with Charles Hinfeld Enterprise, plus Brown and Milestone may direct. talks of Dempsey biography costs, legal suits over authenticity at Fox, and Hollywood gossip about actors, marriages, and plans for stage ventures in the valley and on location with Barbara Brifan, Randolph Scott, Greta Garbo, and others.
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Holly Wood
Norma Shearer
Norma
Charles Hinfeld
Enterprise
David Lewis
Harry Brow
Brown
Lewis Milestone
Milly
Ima
Barbara Brifan
Twin Sombrero
Painted Desert
Barbara
Randolph Scott
Randy
Harry Joe Brown
Ming
Columbia
Dorothy Wart
George Waggoner
Annulment Sought in Violet Hilton Case in New Orleans
From the Files of L A Light dated September 4 1886 an annulment of the marriage age of Violet Hilton San Antonio Siamese twin and James Moore her dancing partner was sought today before a New Orleans court. Also noted are Fort Sam Houston construction bids and a San Antonio Bears loss affecting standings, with references to a 1927 American Legion convention meeting sought by the chamber of commerce.
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Yage
Violet Hilton
San Antonio
James Moore
New Orleans
Fort Sam Houston
National Convention of
Te American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Age and religion drive New York political ticket trends
The piece argues age patterns and religious balance shape New York’s Senate ticket choices. It notes Lehman, Drum, La Guardia, and Donovan in their 60s, Wagner at 69, and explains a pattern forcing Catholic Protestant and Jewish representation. It critiques focus on religion over character and cites Mead as governor candidate and party shading toward Jewish or Protestant senators depending on leadership roles.
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U. S
Herbert Lehman
Hugh Drum
Bitch Li Guardia
Bill Donovan
Bernard Baruch
Rebert Reaver
Jesse Jones
William Randolph Hearst
New York
United States Senate
Lehman
Drum
la Guardia
Donovan
United States
Wiol
James Mead
Mead
Atorney
Jim Mead
Butch
Political Maneuvers in New York GOP Debates Drums and Ives
By George E. Sokolsky discusses GOP struggles over religion in politics and candidate choices. It outlines tensions around Robert Moses, Hugh Drum, Nathaniel Goldstein, Irving Ives, and Don Ovan, noting party factions resist religious affiliation in campaigns.
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Robert Moses
Hugh Drum
General Drum
Donovan
King
Nathaniel Goldstein
U. S
Irving Ives
Understanding Precancerous Breast Conditions and Risks
The article explains precancerous breast conditions and how early detection helps prevent cancer. Hypertrophy, adenofibrosis, chronic mastitis, and chronic cystic mastitis may enlarge or form lumps without cancer, but some cases carry cancer risk. Diagnosis relies on physician assessment, and treatment depends on severity.
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Breasia
Shields Warren
M. D
Nla
Warren
Breast swelling early examination urged by Dr Bundesen
Dr H N Bundesen urges immediate examination when a swelling develops in the breast to determine the condition and enable lifesaving treatment if needed. The copy notes copyright 3968 Kinz Feat. Syod Ion.
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Kinz
Syod
Ion
Listen World Stations of the Cross As Healing Medicine
Elsie Robinson reflects on the Stations of the Cross as a universal teaching beyond Catholic practice. She finds strength in the depiction of human struggle, hopes the stations appear in schools and public spaces, and imagines their influence in government halls.
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Christ Jesus
Washington
Caprils
King Keas
Sears Roebuck profits soar while industry hesitates
An analysis notes Sears Roebuck reports 360 million in 24 weeks to July 16 with profits rising from 14 million to 38 million after taxes and a government share of 26 million. The piece contrasts this postwar success with losses in motor and steel sectors, cites production amid subcontractor dependence, and argues unions hinder profits while consumers save.
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Washington
Sears
Roebuck
Wotors
Steel
Sears, Roebuck
Entered 48 Second Class Matter Ta Thi Rin Ite Act
The brief notice notes a mailing or filing reference tied to the Act of Congress with a terse archival marker. It mentions a registered matter labeled as second-class and connected to a legislative or postal filing, but no concrete names or dates are provided.
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Maren
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