MacArthur Sees Japan as Peace Asset for Free World
General MacArthur said Japan is an asset the free world can count on, a bastion for democracy in Asia formed after World War II. He noted the surrender anniversary and argued liberty dignity and opportunity are now in Japanese hands as a peaceful cultural bridge between East and West.
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U S to Aid Road Repairs for New York State
The Federal Works Administration announced New York will receive 30,085,757 in federal aid for road repairs and construction for the year starting July 1. The funds are part of 450,000,000 authorized for 1950 and 1951 with state matching requirements. New York’s allotment covers 9,615,348 for primary roads 3,783,591 for secondary roads and 16,681,818 for urban highways.
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Aunt Het by Robert Quillen
Cousin Henry is described as a frightened husband after misdeeds, his conscience turning him meek. The item notes the ME FIRST Atlantic cable laid in 1858 between Newfoundland and Iceland.
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Army moves to bar Communists from sensitive posts
The Army will not screen out Communists among the 9,600,000 draft registrants but will prevent infiltration into jobs handling secret information. A de facto debarment aims to keep party members from aviation coding training intelligence and other sensitive duties.
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Big Four fail to settle Italy prewar colonies
London dispatch reports that the four foreign ministers could not reach agreement on the future of Libya Eritrea and Somaliland. They have until Sept 15 to decide before the United Nations Assembly addresses the issue in Paris Sept 21.
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