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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1945

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Slow Moving Official Surrender Reply Put in Hands of Hirohito

The article reports Emperor Hirohito receiving Japanese Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo at the Imperial Palace amid wait for the Allied terms on surrender. It notes possible transmission of Japan’s reply via Swiss transmission to Washington and details European and Tokyo broadcasts about the evolving surrender process and reactions.

Hirohito Pacific Japan Ister Shigenori Togo Imperial Palace Mr. Truman Tokyo Washington Togo United Press San Francisco FCC United States Switzerland

Red troops land on Sakhalin amid Pacific war reports

Tokyo says Soviet amphibious forces landed at Anbetsu and Esutoro on Sakhalin Island’s Japanese side, 60 miles apart, near Hokkaido. Radio Tokyo cites northern army command declaring liberation of Manchurian peoples. Earlier reports noted only recon incursions. Karafuto is the Japanese name for the southern half.

London Tokyoo Sakhalin Island Hokkaido Anbetsu Sakhalin Esutoro Radio Tokyo Northern Army District Command Tokyo Karafuto Russia Manchuria Korea Changenwun Hsinking Comein Red Army Domein Yuki Rashin Seishin Ivana S. Yumuashev

Halsey Predicts Japanese Collapse If Surrender Delays

At sea aboard the flagship off Japan Admiral Halsey said surrender would trigger rapid Japanese chaos. He mocked Tokyo’s holdouts, hinted at another fleet job postwar, and praised American servicemen while noting the broader Allied push toward Manchuria and Harbin as Soviet forces advance.

Richard W. Johnston Admiral Halsey Japan William F. Halsey

New Ration Books Ordered Stopped

The OPA halted printing of 187 million new ration books for food shoes and gasoline including war ration book five and a new A gasoline book. Distribution was set for December but stopped pending peace talks with Japan potentially making the halt permanent. Gasoline rationing may end within weeks after V J Day. other programs could run longer.

Washington OPA Japan

Clearing The Decks In Postwar Production Slashes

Washington officials move to trim Navy aircraft orders by up to 2.3 billion dollars and prepare wholesale contract cancellations in anticipation of V J Day. If surrender comes soon, up to 550000 new cars could be produced this year, easing sheet steel shortages.

Washington Navy War Department War Production Board

Quitters Warned Quitters Warned

CHUNGKING Aug 13 A spokesman for Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek warned Japan they will be held to account if they surrender arms to Chinese Communists. Chiang ordered Communist leaders to remain in post awaiting further directions. Hol lington Tong said civil war is anticipated. A Ministry spokesman said Japan arms are being turned over to Communists to create disturbances in China.

Chungking U.P Chiang Kai-Shek Chiang Hollington Tong China Ministry of Information

Two Thirds of Government Workers Face Possible Job Loss

In Washington on August 13 the report states about two thirds of the government’s 3,574,672 workers, war service appointees whose contracts run through V J Day, may lose their jobs within six months of victory. The Office of Censorship is named as the first agency to be liquidated.

Washington War Service Office of Censorship

Weather Outlook for Amarillo and West Texas

Partly cloudy this afternoon tonight and Tuesday with continued high temperatures. West Texas and New Mexico show partly cloudy skies and scattered late afternoon thundershowers. Temperatures range highs near 97 to 93 with overnight lows around 72.

Amarillo West Texas New Mexico

New Navy Bomber PV-2 Harpoon Shown by Lockheed

Lockheed Aircraft Corp disclosed the PV-2 Harpoon bomber with speeds over 300 mph and a 2000 mile range. The craft carries 4000 pounds of bombs and can carry 1800 pound torpedoes and eight rockets, as it supports Pacific operations. It is presented as the Ventura PV-1 successor.

Burbank Cal U.P Navy Lockheed Aircraft Corp Lockheed

Japanese Army in Lower Burma Resists Allied Mop-Up

The trapped Japanese army in lower Burma has suffered over 11,500 casualties during the month and continues to resist Allied mop-up patrols in the lower Sittang sector northeast of Pegu, according to the Southeast Asia command.

Calcutta India Lower Burma Lower Sittang Pegu Southeast Asia Command

John Welch Returns to Courthouse Stand After Fishing Trip

John Welch, blind operator of the soft drink and candy stand on the courthouse’s second floor, is back after a month’s vacation spent fishing in Colorado and Wyoming. During his absence Harley Holton, with a seeing eye dog, ran the stand. John aims to buy land along a Colorado creek to build cabins and farm a bit. He enjoys fishing, and Hubert Cole, who joined him on the trip, says he’s a great fisherman.

John Welch Colorado Wyoming John Harley Holton Hubert Cole

President Turns Eyes to Reeconversion Move

President Truman set a conference with Labor Secretary Schwellenbach War Labor Board Chairman George W. Taylor and Price Administrator Chester Bowles to align postwar plans on employment and labor as the end of war nears. Emergency plans were ready and agencies awaited the White House signal to steer the economy toward civilian production.

Washington Truman A. M Schwellenbach William H. Davis War Labor Board George W. Taylor Chester Bowles White House

Hirohito May Quit Abdicating For Akihito Rumors

Reports from San Francisco say Japanese broadcasts floated Emperor Hirohito possibly abdicating in favor of Crown Prince Akihito with Prince Nobuhito Takamatsu as regent after Japan’s surrender. The broadcasts praised Akihito and Takamatsu, signaling potential change amid surrender talks.

San Francisco U.P Hirohito Akihito Nobuhito Takamatsu Japan Takamatsu

Giving Up In China

Radio Chungking reported that Japanese troops in Chekiang Province on China’s east coast had ceased fighting amid Japan’s surrender offer. A Japanese liaison officer was sent to tie Chinese first ground division to negotiate surrender and troops were being disarmed in the province as of the broadcast.

San Francisco U.P Chungking Chekiang China Japan FCC Chekiang Province Shanghai High Command

Japanese claims of sinking carrier off Okinawa surface

Japanese Domei Agency reports a large aircraft carrier sunk off Okinawa without confirmation. The same source cites a meeting between Emperor Hirohito and Foreign Minister Togo amid peace talks hints, and earlier claimed a seaplane tender was sunk off Okinawa. Japanese planes were said to attack the U S fleet off Honshu east of Tokyo later today.

Associatefs Domei Agency Okinawa Domei Hirohito Togo U. S Honshu Tokyo

Col James Roosevelt Receives Medical Release

Col James Roosevelt, eldest son of the late President, is granted release to inactive status after five years of service due to a recurring stomach disorder. He was admitted to U S Naval Hospital in San Diego on orders from his amphibious group in the Philippines after a medical survey deemed his ailment aggravated by combat fatigue.

San Diego U.P James Roosevelt Marine Corps Roosevelt President Roosevelt U. S. Naval Hospital Philippines

Hodges Held on Forgery Charge After Suspended Sentence

LeRoy Hodges, who received a four year suspended sentence on forgery last week, faces another forgery charge. The 47th District Court jury earlier sentenced him, and today the district attorney filed a new forged check case connected to Furr Food No. 6. He is jailed without bond.

LeRoy Hodges District Attorney's Office Hodges Furr Food

New Jury Wheel Cards Ready for Next Panel

Courthouse stenographers copied names from poll tax records last week and District Clerk Ben Smith placed the names in the jury wheel today, filling it with new cards ready to draw the next panel.

Ben Smith

Secret in U S Only salt The Lac Ottawa Aug 13

Munitions C D Howe stated that the United States alone holds details of atomic bomb manufacture while Britain and Canada share the knowledge. Canada provides essential raw materials and has not sought manufacturing details. Soviet Russia is aware experiments are under way but not involved in development.

Ottawa C. D. Howe United States Great Britain Canada Howe United Kingdom Soviet Russia

Clocks to Return to Standard Time After Japan Surrender

Washington Aug 13 Japan's surrender expected to trigger quick shift from war time to standard time. Clocks may be set back one hour soon after Congress returns to pass a resolution. War time had been adopted for power conservation. Clarence Cannon, House appropriations chair, said he intended to end it when war conditions permit. E A Regal Co Real Estate and Loans.

Washington Japan Congress Clarence Cannon Missouri House Appropriations Committee

News Tip Prize Winners Named for Quick Reports

Glen Hatfield Jr. wins first prize for speed on a tip about a girl struck by a taxi. Hazel Husted earns for detail two minutes later with a fuller story. Mrs M F Taylor takes third for reporting atomic bomb raid relation to Amarilloans.

Glen Hatfield, Jr West Tenth Hazel Husted North Lincoln M. F. Taylor Taylor

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