Billy Rose on Japan and MacArthur postwar view
Billy Rose reflects on his Tokyo visit and critiques civilian pundits while describing Japanese customs. He notes the complexity of Japan, questions immediate judgments of MacArthur, and sketches humorous, sometimes sharp contrasts between American and Japanese life with vivid anecdotes and cultural quirks.
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Japan
Billy Rose
Nippon
MacArthur
Bernard M. Baruch
Walter Reuther
Ike Eisenhower
Montana
Church Group Backs Union Shop Policy Shift
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America gave qualified approval to the closed shop or union shop with safeguards from collective bargaining. The 27 denominational group urged that such agreements be approved by church people, opposing jurisdictional strikes as contrary to the public interest.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Council
Department of the Church and Economic Life
Arthur S. Flemming
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Held on morals charge Dornhecker held for juvenile court
Le mar Dornhecker aged 31 of Cuyahoga Falls was arrested Tuesday by police in connection with a sex offense against a 17 year old boy. Detective Captain William D. Harrison said Dornhecker admitted to similar offenses.
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Lemar Dornhecker
Cuyahoga Falls
William D. Harrison
Dornhecker
Canton Chamber Praises Downtown Improvements
Canton Chamber of Commerce distributed certificates of appreciation to 77 downtown business concerns for property improvements in the last year. The projects, worth over 1 million dollars, modernize Canton’s downtown. certificates were presented by Adolph J. Roos and a civic improvement committee.
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Canton Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Civic Improvement Committee
Adolph J. Roos
Dover Residents Must Pay Dust Control Costs
Dover property owners must pay for their own dust-laying chemicals to curb nuisance. City council learned calcium chloride for 75 miles of alleys would cost over $10,000. Residents may arrange with the city service director to order, while blacktop plans were referred to City Engineer Waldo Hartline.
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Dover
Dover Allens
Waldo Hartline
Bolivar Student Wins Superior Rating At State Music Meet
Jacqueline Chabot of Bolivar earned a superior rating for her saxophone solo at the Music Educators National Conference in Cambridge on May 7. A sixth grader at Bolivar Lawrence Local School, this was her first year of music competition.
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Jacqueline Chabot
Bolivar
Cambridge
Jacqueline
Bolivar Lawrence Local
Marriage Broker Tripped Up by Canton Couple
Covington Kentucky May 18 AP James Brown 20 of Covington was convicted in Police Court of disorderly conduct for trying to arrange a marriage for a Canton Ohio couple. He was fined 50 dollars and costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail. The Heckerts of 216 6th St NW Canton testified Brown invited them into his car and promised to arrange a marriage within two hours. He noted their license number, alerted police, and Brown was arrested yesterday. The Heckerts had wed the day before. The court noted it was the first case where a couple lured by a marriage tout testified for the prosecution.
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Covington
James Brown
Canton
Brown
Kenneth Heckert
6Th St NW
Heckert
Heckerts
Reba Stinson
Milton Et NW
Floyd Hughes Auxiliary to Attend Sixth District Conference
Floyd Hughes Auxiliary veterans of Foreign Wars will travel to Coshocton on Sunday by chartered bus to attend the Sixth District Conference. The auxiliary will leave the post home at 7 a.m.
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Floyd Hughes
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Coshoct
Stark Tavern Men To Attend Toledo Parley
Six Stark County Tavern Keepers Association members will attend a Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association board meeting in Toledo Sunday and Monday. Henry Walther state association president, Herman E Seiser county president, Samuel Kelly Clarence McBride Quentin Harris and John Coxey will attend, with Mrs Walther accompanying Mr Walther.
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Stark County Tavern Keepers Association
Buckeye Retail Liquor Dealers Association
Toledo
Henry Walther
State Association
Herman E. Seiser
Samuel Kelly
Clarence McBride
Quentin Harris
John Coxey
Walther
Perry Township garage damaged by juveniles
Albert Keller the township road supervisor reported to the sheriff's office that the township garage was damaged by juveniles who threw bottles against the building. Fifty small windows were broken in a single incident.
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Albert Keller
Perry Township
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