Pu Yi Urges China Peace in Exclusive Interview
Henry Pu-Yi former puppet emperor of Manchuria appeals for end to civil strife and foreign intervention in China in his first foreign interview since 1934. Held in Russia and questioned via interpreter he warns interference harms China and itself and notes China seeks custody for war crimes trial.
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United Press Tokyo
Henry Pu- Yi
Manchuria
Pu-Yi
China
Earnest Hobbrecht
Tokyo
U.P
Japan
United Press
Siberia
Pu- Yi
Pu Yi Reflects on Manchurian Incident and Soviet Rescue
Pu Yi recalls the Manchurian episode as the Soviet army defeats the Japanese Kwan tung army and frees him. He says Chinese unity after the war with Japan shows the people must solve internal affairs, and notes Japanese plans to send him to Japan amid past coercion by Gen Doihara.
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Japan
China
Pu-Yi
Kenji Doihara
Court Hears Jap Atrocities In War Crimes Trial
In Tokyo a war crimes trial heard affidavits detailing Japanese atrocities in China. Chinese judge Col Kiang Cheng-Ying described guards driving prisoners to enclosures for dog attacks and tortures including electric shocks burning implements and red-hot irons to extract confessions.
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Tokyo
Kiang Cheng-Ying
China
Kiang
Mexico City taxi monopoly broken by supreme court
The supreme court ordered licenses issued to 25 independent drivers, ending the district traffic department's protection of the rental car black market. Independents had faced police fines and car confiscations for two years as unions controlled the 5,000 authorized cabs. Regulators failed to install meters despite promises.
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Supreme Court
Sun Police
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Housing Outlook: 600000 Homes Started This Year
Federal housing officials warn of both progress and pitfalls in veterans housing. 600,000 houses are expected to be started this year as lumber and supply rules tighten, while many veterans prefer renting and risks of jerry-built homes and possible slums loom if loans fail.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Congress
Democrats
International Association of
National Housing Agency
Prefab Homes and Mortgage Standards Stir Housing Debate
Inspectors rejected many deals while critics argue loan standards remain weak. Prefabricated houses disappoint due to limited production. Builders fear the end of commercial building. new factories promise jobs. Veterans housing drives proposals for four family flats with 90 percent cost insurance, but guaranteed profits remain elusive.
Radio Dial Tonight Features Mixed Music and News
Listings for KVOA and KTUC show a busy schedule from 6 PM to 2:55 AM with concerts, orchestras, news summaries, weather, school programs, and various performances. Notable items include a 7 PM music theater segment, 9 PM Sims Orchestra, 10 PM concert, 11 PM dance and news, and late-night features on weather and school programs.
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Alarich
Sims Or
Thin Man
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West At Work
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