Tolerance Shown by Communists in Nanking Surprises People
A U P dispatch from Nanking details how the Communist administration has brought relative economic stability and low unemployment after the Nationalist regime fell. Persuasion guides policy, former Kuomintang agents roam freely under surveillance, and foreigners face fewer restrictions than in other cities. Prices for staples stay steadier while imported goods remain costly, aiding a cautious sense of relief as civilian services revive. Ballrooms dancing, banned by the new regime, signals social tightens.
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Actress Dorothy Ford Seeks Annulment Over Las Vegas Marriage
Dorothy Ford testified she was drunk when she went to Las Vegas with James M. Sterling on April 25 and learned two days later they were married. Ford, a six foot movie actress, said she and Sterling, a Los Angeles businessman, went with friends for a holiday. She described the discovery of the license as surprising.
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Hiss Allegedly Gave Papers to Russ Witness Testifies
Whittaker Chambers testified in the Hiss perjury trial that Hiss secured official 1935 State Department documents for delivery to the alleged head of the Russian underground. Chambers said the papers originated with Green at State and were photographed before being handed to J Peters. He described meetings with Hiss Peters and Harold Ware and said he would head a separate Washington underground apparatus.
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Keynoter Named for Young GOP National Convention
Salt Lake City will host the Young Republicans National Federation convention June 23 to 25 with keynote speaker Rep John Davis of Connecticut. Lodge, brother of Sen Henry Cabot Lodge, will address attendees at 1 30 p m June 23 along with National GOP Chairman Hugh D Scott. The gathering will include forums on Republican party issues and is expected to draw about 1000 Young Republicans from across the nation.
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Hospital Releases Willkie's Widow
Mrs Wendell L. Willkie widow of the 1940 Republican candidate is discharged from Cambridge hospital after injuries from a May 15 automobile crash. Her son Phillip Willkie, the car driver, had minor injuries and was released earlier. their vehicle skidded on a curve in rain and overturned onto a guard rail.
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