Yoshida Blames U S Intervention for Communist Gains
Premier Shigeru Yoshida said unwisely interfered by American military governors helped boost Communist seats from four to 35 in Japan’s lower house. He noted probes of occupation policy and warned US forces would not be discussed as bases in war with Russia.
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Shioe Yoshida
Correent
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House of Representatives
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MacArthur
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United States
Baritone Or Tenor Query Traces Truman Voice Type
Writer weighs Harry S Truman’s singing voice while noting barring evidence from aides and barber shop chorus hobbyists. The piece highlights congressmen and others described as potential vocal stars, with playful references to piano chops and the Missouri Waltz.
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Harry S. Truman
Princess Margaret Visits Sussex Gentleman at Mountfield Court
Princess Margaret Rose visits a 31 year old former Guards officer Tom Egerton at the Mountfield Court estate in Sussex accompanied by a maid and a detective. Six policemen guard the 22 bedroom mansion while staff watch other points. A potential courtship is hinted with a Lingfield races outing and a dinner dance.
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London
Margaret Rose
Tom Egerton
Navy
Hugh Egerton
Muriel Egerton
Margaret
Egerton
Mountfield Court
Sussex
Princess Margaret
Lingfield
Vandenberg Announces Retirement From Public Life
Sen Arthur H Vandenberg of Michigan longtime foreign policy leader and GOP presidential contender said he will retire when his Senate term ends in 1952 He announced this during a Lincoln Day dinner chat with reporters Vandenberg first took office in 1928 and has chaired the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and served as president of the Senate
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Detroit
Arthur H. Vandenberg
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Senate
Vandenberg
Michigan
Blackfoot Chamber Hears Law Talk on Workmen’s Comp
The Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce reviewed 23 proposed Workmen’s compensation amendments. Doug Parkinson read the bills in Paul Black’s absence as 43 members discussed cost impacts, employee–employer cost sharing, and sliding scale benefits. A motion to oppose all amendments passed 23 to 7 with 9 abstentions, and members were urged to write their representatives expressing views.
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Blackfoot Chamber of Commerce
Douglas Parkinson
Paul Black
Idaho Compensation Co
J. ©. Sandberg
Elmer Taylor
Kenneth A. MacInnes
J. A. Stewart
Chamber
Earl Miller
Albert Carlsen
Royall Says U S Ready To Meet All Comers In War
Honolulu dispatch reports Secretary of the Army Kenneth C. Royall expressing confidence the United States could meet all adversaries in a far eastern war. The interview was in response to Tokyo rumors that the U S might withdraw if a Russian conflict erupts. Royall was en route to Washington.
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United States
Tokyo
Japan
Royall
Washington
Movie star jailed for sixty days in wake of arrest
A film icon receives a sixty day jail term with no leniency from the judge. The piece contrasts harsh sentences for a cardinal and rising prices across the country, while Idaho porks over local dining costs and inflation in Portneuf area reflects wider food price trends.
Honeymoon Almost Fails Due To Delay In Seattle
A Montana groom stranded two nights in snowbound Cascade trains finally reached Seattle 55 hours late. Bride Ruth Sherrick waited at Union Station while relatives feared the wedding would be missed. The ceremony remains scheduled for 7 p.m. at Renton with a Victoria honeymoon planned by boat.
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Seattle
Montana
Cascade Mountains
Milwaukee Road
Union Station
Kenneth Holmes
Missoula
Mont
Ruth Sherrick
St. Anthony's
Renton
Wash
Miss Sherrick
H. C. Holmes
Holmes
University of New Hampshire designers unveil glowing cane
Two UNH staff members create a glow in the dark aluminum cane tailored to the user’s height. The bronze tipped design “telegraphs” surface sounds better than wood, aiding a blind user. A looped handle lets the cane be carried on the wrist.
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Durham
J. H
University of New Hampshire
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