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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
15
Tokyo dispatch notes Japanese manufacturers urged shifting from dime store trinkets to export quality goods. Central Honshu papers call for revamped methods to raise living standards by producing high quality items that require less cheap labor.
Fragmented quotes criticize Japanese living standards and planning, urging a return to ancient arts like fine ceramics to rebuild the economy on skilled, well paid labor. Newspapers advocate a higher living standard and national advancement.
Fragmentary report notes revived export trade in fine textiles and traditional Japanese skills. The snippet mentions pegging bones and revived crafts, indicating renewed emphasis on export quality and heritage techniques.
A California physicist disclosed that a group of scientists at Yokern Calle CPI is studying radiations from outer space with a squad of converted B 29 bombers as flying laboratories. He added that they will not be using cosmic rays to drive battleships for a long time.
Hollywood actor George Raft, formerly a boxer, must appear for a deposition in a $300,000 damage suit filed by lawyer Ed Ralden who alleges Raft beat him during a late date at a negotiation attempt.
Betty Ruth Doss seeks return of gifts given by Raft to the actress, which were later taken back. The case centers on the ownership and entitlement to the items amid a dispute over their transfer.
In Downey California 8000 spectators at a high school athletic field awaited Santa’s arrival by blimp. A calm spell deprived the float of wind and the balloon landed miles away at an airfield delaying Iris who reached the annual parade slightly late.
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Seven Negro soldiers were sentenced by an Army court martial to 25 years to four years for riot and mutiny following a disturbance at MacDill Field on October 27. The incident began when privates attempted to rush a Negro noncommissioned officers club. Two other soldiers were convicted last week on related charges.
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