Looking At The News With j Henry McLemore
New York opinion piece questions how many U S officers can speak fluent Japanese without an accent. It notes American pilots in Australia face Japanese impersonation via radios and doubts few can conduct authentic Japanese conversation.
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Americans Ignorance of Japan Warns of Hidden War Edge
The article argues Americans know little about Japan while the Japanese study the U S language and culture. It cites Hitler and Axis rhetoric, notes Americans once favored French and German history over Japanese awareness, and mentions Lt Pinkerton as a wartime symbol.
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Star Joink joins Army from Arkansas College basketball
Vic Stewart star player from Arkansas College has joined the Army after leading Arkansas collegiate circuits with high scoring this season. He averaged 17.2 points per game and was the standout in state college basketball.
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Plastics Fail as Auto License Plate Material
In Columbus on March 27 officials report plastics cannot replace metal for license plates. Tests show plastics fail to withstand the embossing strain required for plate manufacture, despite promising uses in other items. Warden Frank D. Henderson notes ongoing experiments but concrete results favor metals for plates.
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