Say it ain’t so Joe Eight Men Out details scandal and figures
New book Eight Men Out by Eliot Asinof reexamines the 1919 World Series fix by Chicago White Sox players led by Chick Gandil with Buck Weaver resisting, implicating owner Comiskey and gamblers like Rothstein and Attell. The story blends baseball with social and moral critique set against pre-1920s America. A later note reports 92 year old Mrs. Fanny Powell joining the Women’s Institute in Minety, England.
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Women’s Institute
Japan Faces Choice On Trade With China and Formosa
Tokyo weighs a pivotal decision on selling synthetic fibre plants to Communist China on credit while risking U S backed Nationalist China protests. Japan's Formosa trade is profitable. with Red China it is barter driven and politically charged.
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Peking and Tokyo Rebuild Trade Ties After Diplomatic Rift
In 1959 China severed trade with Japan after nationalist incidents and Kishi's sympathy with Formosa. Japanese exports to China fell to about $2 million in 1960 from $30 million in 1959, while Chinese shipments to Japan rose to $42 million in the following year. A 1960 mission of private Japanese businessmen forged a new agreement to expand trade.
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