Emperor Hirohito Declares War Crisis Deepens in Japan
Emperor Hirohito told the Diet the crisis has reached the decisive stage of war and urged renewed effort to meet the enemy. Premier Koiso warned of possible American landing on Japanese shores as U S. bombers intensified attacks near Tokyo.
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Diet
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San Francisco
Japan Comei
FCC
Greater East Asia
Gen. Hedeki Tojo
Pacific
Volcano
Bonin Islands
Tokyo
United States
Britain
Kyushu
Triplets Earn Wings Together at Eagle Pass Field
The first trio to complete Army Air Forces pilot training together received wings and commissions as second lieutenants at Eagle Pass Army Air Field during the 19th cadet graduation. Jay R Jene L and Joe D Hinkle all 19, sons of Walton Indiana residents, survived nine months of rugged training as a unit and now seek to serve together. Also noted is a new fast burn furnace that consumes coal faster while producing more heat for postwar homes.
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U.P
United States Army Air Forces
Jay R
Jene L
Joe D. Hinkle
Ross B. Hinkle
Walton
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John H. Bundy
Hinkle
Army Air Forces
Dick Goforth Is Killed in Action Over Australia
News reaches Mr. and Mrs. E R Goforth 1026 Sunset Terrace that their son Dick Goforth staff sergeant radios technician on a B 17 has been killed in action over Australia His 26th mission ended June 16 after he was reported missing a month earlier
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Australia
E. R. Goforth
Sunset Terrace
Amarillo
Amarillo Man Richard D. Goforth Featured in War Department Report
The War Department based this notice on information from the International Red Cross. Richard D. Goforth, a Amarillo High School graduate who attended Amarillo College, was active in the Polk Street Methodist Church Young People’s Department. Surviving relatives include his brothers Don of Amarillo and Elmer E of South Gate California.
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Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Young People’s Department
Polk Street Methodist Church
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Amarillo
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South Gate
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Mexico Tightens Rules on Foreign Investments
A presidential decree places control of all real estate and business sales to foreigners under the Foreign Ministry. Foreigners must obtain Ministry permission before land or corporate investments. The move aims to screen war refugee funds amid concerns over postwar capital flight.
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Mexico City
Foreign Ministry
Mexico
Europe
Investment Terms Favor Mexican Control in Mexico
The document outlines requirements for foreign investment including a principal source located in Mexico and a rule limiting foreign ownership to under 49 percent of a Mexican corporation. It stresses that the majority stake must be held by Mexicans and that additional long standing conformities apply.
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Decree Tightens Penalties for Evading New Law
The decree fixes penalties for evading the new law, including prison terms from six months to three years and fines up to 10,000 pesos. It applies to requests to invest foreign capital not granted before July 7 and subjects them to new regulations.
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