Russians Hold Heavy Stakes in Hungary Pact Fight
Russia seeks control of Hungarian industry via a five year economic accord. Hungary fears loss of sovereignty and possible transfer of German factories to Russia, with Western firms sidelined. Bela Miklós appeals to the Allied Control Commission, delaying ratification and shifting the pact into a Russian American British joint review.
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Hungarian Postwar Actions Shape Allied Decisions
The text notes how Hungary’s actions affected Allied planning as Moscow Washington and London awaited decisions. It lists U S investments in Standard Oil Vacuum Oil I T T C and other firms, plus German and British interests in various industries. Local events include a Mountain View Fire Company game party, Thanksgiving meals, a Welcome Home party for Sgt William Hayes, and church and community notices across several towns.
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East Side Wedding Shower for War Brides in Newtonville
Mrs. Frank B. Kincaid Mrs. Wallur L. Kernaghan and Mrs. Milton F. Pitts honored at a bridal shower for three war brides and nieces of Mrs. Jarrs Hughes and Mrs. Donald J. Hills of Newtonville. Guests enjoyed a formal table with a tiered cake, piano and trumpet solos, and games. Attending brides were before marriage Jean B. Tilley Shirley BR. Sandies and Mrs. Kernighan chaired the event. Military husbands were feted with framed portraits and gifts as they remain in service. Pvt. Frank B. Kincaid Sgt Milton B L Pitts and Pte Walter B Kernaghan noted their overseas service. The event continued with the Women’s Auxiliary.
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Wallur L. Kernaghan
Milton F. Pitts
Jarrs Hughes
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MM. ‘Mises
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Ith Air Force
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Community church events and meetings announced
Green Island and Methodist churches post a week of activities including weekday school of religion at 2 30 p m today and 12 30 p m tomorrow, choir rehearsals on Friday and Thursday, and a Crusade For Christ mass with Bishop G Bromley Oxnam as guest preacher. Knights of Columbus plan a meeting tonight and a first degree examination Tuesday at 3 p m under Grand Knight Edward H Glyno.
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Ieaders
Charles
Toon
Choise
Pan
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Marlboroy No 1
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Wyaxnnskill
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Anthony Moll
Ieison
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Fort Ann man dies after auto collision near Fort Ann
LeRoy Fuller 41 or 44, of Fort Ann, died yesterday in Glens Falls Hospital from injuries after being struck by a car on South Bay Road about a quarter mile from Fort Ann. Fractured skull reported. a second driver, Newman Steven 26, of Fort Ann, said fog lights blinded him and he struck the pedestrian. State police and county sheriff investigators examine the crash.
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Two Hunters Killed In New York State
Two hunting fatalities were reported in New York State. Frank Johnson, 48, of Center Village, died when his shotgun discharged while deer hunting near Cranberry Lake. Harold Matott, 20, a World War II veteran from Peru, died from a shotgun wound in the woods near his home after leaving on a bird hunting trip the previous day.
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Japan opens 2000-partner dance hall for US troops in Ginza
An occupation era report details a new Ginza basement dance hall called the Yellow Run aimed at American soldiers. Operated by a Recreation and Amusement Association, it features 200 dancing partners trained for American dances, two yen per dance, a six yen mug of beer, and a policy of no Japanese male patrons. The venture is led by M. Kunechiko known as Little Tokyu, described in stylized terms.
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Tokyo
Department
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Japanese cabaret opens amid Tokyo Tokyo talk and funding
A chaotic opening ceremony in Little Tokyo featured a master of ceremonies and Japanese backers touting a two year old dance cabaret to improve Japanese American relations. A speaker described recruiting young women for the venture, claiming the group would be housed fed and taught English and dancing.
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Turbulent Tokyo Labor Figures At Formal Opening
A fragmented account notes women in Tokyo earning a fraction of gate money and salaries. It mentions a 40 percent share, about a thousand yen, and 60 dollars in unclear terms. A formal opening included American soldiers. the piece hints at larger wartime labor and wages patterns. It also cites a long-ago statistic that 600 million pounds of paraffin were extracted from petroleum in 194.
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