Jap Change Of Heart Unseen
James R. Young reports in Tokyo on a Moral Society event in a park near the Imperial, noting veterans, British soldiers, U.S. sailors, and Japanese crowds amid prewar tunes and Axis imagery. He critiques occupation policies, Red Cross mishandling, and Japan’s postwar recovery and political pressures.
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Tokyo
Moral Society and International Friendship Association
As Park
Imperial Ore
Yokosuk
Prince Konoye
Dragon Toyama
Axis
Rotary
Union
Brotherhood of Man
von Stahmer
Berlin
von Weidemann
San Francisco
Doolittle Park
Orient
Imperial Palace
Japan
House of Peers
Red Cross
Harvard Club
Fred Waring
China
Philippines
Othman Blames Politicians Sneaking In Via Back Door
Washington columnist Frederick C. Othman satirically blames politicians for slipping through a back door at the Mayflower Drug Co to avoid labor unrest as Washington hotels close. He jokes that chicken prices and banquets drive local eating habits amid strikes and political maneuvering.
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Othman
Washington
Chanticleer Othman
Mayflower Drug Co
Democratic National Committee
Mayflower
South Carolina
Eisenhower orders MacArthur to probe Pacific troop morale
General Eisenhower asked General MacArthur to investigate reports of deteriorating morale among U S troops in the Pacific, focusing on Manila and other Philippine areas. Officials cited demobilization and late shipping as key factors, noting 90,000 selectees awaiting transfer home. The New York Times editorial echoed concerns about discipline and pride in units.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Douglas MacArthur
U. S
Pacific
Eisenhower
Manila
Philippines
New York Times
United States
War Department
Berlin municipal elections show dissatisfaction with Communist rule
General McNarney said Berlin Sunday’s vote expressed public discontent with the Communist dominated government. Social Democrats defeated Social Unity, the Communist party, in the Berlin ballot.
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Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
Social Democrats
Social Unity
Communism Battle Suppressed in Berlin Elections
The article notes communist influence spreading from the Soviet bloc into Europe except Greece, with Austria and western-occupied Germany showing friction. Berlin, seen as Germany's barometer, rebuffed the Reds in recent city and borough elections, with communism losing by about two to one even in the Soviet zone.
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Europe
Greece
Poland
Austria
Germany
Berlin
Communistic Cells Seek Peace Across Allies
The text notes communist cells active worldwide from Iceland to the Orient with Moscow’s support. It suggests eliminating distrust between Russia and the Allies to prevent communism from forcing destruction of western democracy, acknowledging the difficulty of achieving such peace.
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Iceland
Orient
Moscow
Russia
Grandmother Of Film Star Killed
Howard A. Miller 19 of Los Angeles blamed by a coroner jury for the death of Mrs Grace K Hollingsworth 75 grandmother of child actor Bobby Driscoll in an auto collision near Holbrook Arizona. Miller and six others were injured when his car collided with another Sunday.
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