Argentina To Buy From Japan Under Trade Deals
Tokyo reports General MacArthur announced Argentina government aid to importers, granting about 19 million dollars in foreign exchange for Japanese goods. Licenses issued for steel billets and other materials, while Japan buys Argentine products like meat and wheat. Contracts pending licenses, says Frank Pickelle.
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Tokyo
MacArthur
Argentina
Herald
Japan
Frank Pickelle
Foreign Trade Department
Blind Leads Blind in Chicago Scout Induction
Fourteen youths were sworn into Troop 300 of the Boy Scouts of America in Chicago. Fred Bolotin, active in scout work for 25 years, administered the oath. He did not see the lads and they did not see him. All are blind.
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Chicago
Upi
Boys Scoute of America
Fred Bolotin
Census May Uncover Lost Indian Tribes
Washington reports tens of thousands along the Atlantic seaboard push for federal recognition of Eastern tribes. W. H. Gilbert of the Library of Congress notes the census may list many bands once cataloged. Senate action favors Waccamaw recognition in North Carolina. The group is led by James Evan Alexander, with support from the Association on American Indian Affairs.
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Washington
Atlantic Seaboard
Indiana
W. H.gilbert
Legislative Reference Service
Library of Congress
Congress
Hep. Poulson
R.-Calif
Rep
Bostne
D.-Uteh
North Carolina
James Evan Alexander
Los Angeles
Association On American Indian Affairs
Green Swamp
Willmington
N.C
Alexander
North America
American College May Open In Paris
Dr. Leon L. Matthias, American professor, aims to open an International College in Paris within a year with 200 undergraduates, expanding to about 1900 in three years. Backed by French scholars, the plan envisions English instruction and American teaching methods with elective courses at Universite de Paris, needing $15,000 more.
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Paris
INS
Leon L. Matthias
Paria
Matthias
Universita de
Americas
America
Perthis
India
Mexico
Colombia
Guatemala
United States
Paul Giacobbi
Hie College
Park
Monceau
Tthe Universite de Paris
College ‘of Paris
Burma Army Threatens Reprisals For Sabotage
Burma Army warns that all villages within three miles of destroyed bridges and tracks will be burned. The spokesman Lt Col. Htin Nan blames saboteurs tied to rebel Kachin and Communist groups after a series of bridge and rail attacks in central and northern Burma.
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Rangoon Ji
Burma
Htin Nan
2Nd Kachin Rifles
Waccamaws fight for recognition and school status
The Waccamaws face long fights over classification as Negro and the right to non segregated schooling. County officials press for Negro teachers and a Negro designation while a four room school serves through eighth grade. A wartime draft dispute affirmed identity as Indiana. Interior policy shifts aim to remove self supporting Indians from federal care.
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Sidlan
Selective Service Board
Indiana
Interior Department
Office of Indian Affairs
Bacteria Die Under Pressure Says Doctor ZoBell
Le Jolla California Dr Claude E ZoBell of Scripps Institution of Oceanography tested 33 bacteria species under pressures up to 9000 psi. Most died after hours or days of pressure exposure and release while deep sea bacteria from high pressure environments thrived and multiplied under such conditions.
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le Jolla
Calif
Claude E. ZoBell
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
U N Changes Setup In Kashmir
The United Nations military observers in Kashmir have been reorganized to ensure impartiality and speed in communications. The patrol line between Indian and Pakistani forces remains, with a strengthened staff including Canadian, Belgian, U.S., and Norwegian officers. Separate control rooms have been merged into a central headquarters operating six months on each side.
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Srinagar
Kashesh
Organisation of United Nations
Kashmir
United States
Pakistan
Antelope Transplanted in West California Report
A brief UP story notes that a transplant operation occurred in Leeviniog California where two months were needed for the state’s wildlife division to relocate an antelope. The piece cites ongoing administrative steps and agency involvement but offers few specifics on participants or outcomes.
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Leeviniog
Calif
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