Japanese Problems Discussed By Premier
In Elyria Ohio dated June 12 1952 Chronicle Telegram reports Japan’s premier handling domestic matters with humor as a crowd in Boston observes a street display featuring Yes and No arrows. The item notes a developing plan in Nervana County to establish a boys school for culinary training while referencing local governance and youth education efforts.
Yoshida Says No China Pact and Seeks UN Membership
Japanese Premier Sumiraga Yoshida reiterates no bilateral treaty with Communist China and discusses peace with the Soviet Union tied to wider Japan-Soviet issues. He warns US tariffs threaten Japan's economy and notes plans to seek UN membership while negotiating postwar debts with the United States, the United Kingdom, and France.
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Rug Tells Story of Brannan Family History
In Alto, Michigan, 76 year old Mrs John Brannan wove a 21 foot hooked rug that charts her family history with dates and pictures. Her grandchildren and children can trace ancestors by following the rug’s design.
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Cleveland Cap Screw Plans 3 Million Plant With Chapel
The Cleveland Cap Screw Co unveils a $3,000,000 plant project with president J W Fribley proposing a non sectarian chapel for workers if they support the plan. Fribley says the shrine would be unique in industry.
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