Imperial Palace Revolt Reported By Tokyo Paper
Mainichi said a group of young officers seized the Imperial Palace on August 15 to stop the emperor from announcing Japan's surrender. The account says they killed Lt. Gen. Mori, imprisoned Gen. Hosunuma, cut palace communications, and were halted by Lt. Gen. Tanaka who restored order after negotiations with insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Mainichi
Imperial Palace
Hirohito
Japan
Mori
Imperial Guards
Shigeru Hosunuma
Shizuichi Tanaka
Eastern Army
T Mainichi
Tanaka
Potsdam
Hasunuma
Tsukamoto
Koicho K'do
Popular Dove Going Fast
Wildlife experts warn the mourning dove faces nesting-season danger from early September shooting. Frederick C. Lincoln of the U S fish and wildlife service urges a halt to shooting until October 1 in deep south and southwest states to protect nesting pairs and fledglings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
South
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Frederick CC. Lincoln
Lincoln
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
Dove shooting opens in several states this season
Weather causes heavy mortality among mourning doves as hunting seasons begin in Texas, Oklahoma, and other states. Texas and Oklahoma opened September 1, Arkansas, Mississippi, and the Carolinas began on September 16, with the Amarillo Globe noting shooting year progress before October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Carolinas
Mines Defend U.S. Coasts From Enemy Subs
Washington dispatch notes mines guarded American shores from enemy submarine incursions as part of coastal defense measures. Navy and coastal artillery coordinated minefield placements to deter潜 submarine threats and protect harbors during tense wartime patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Navy discloses fifteen friendly ships sunk by mines
The Navy said fifteen friendly ships were lost to mines in its latest disclosure. Among those sunk were the destroyer Sturtevant, the tankers Blum and F. W. Abrams, the ore ship Chilore, and the tug Keshena. A note on light frequencies cites about 600,000,000 kiloeveles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Sturtevant
Blum
F. W. Abrams
Chilore
Keshena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imperial Compound
Columbus
Mexico
Pi-Do Corp
Dallas, Texas
Kor
Walgreen
Frida
Saaturds
Polk ST
Es Mea
Seaor
Eruit Cake
Ree
Walgreen's
Prin
Ee. Co
Epsom Salts
Seltzer
Kolynos
Colgate
Pinkham’s
Reguler
ZIPPO
Devilbiss
DeVilbiss Jr
Nasal Guard
Matt
Lilly Acd
Olafsen
Upjohn
Vipenta Perles Roche
Justrite
Kotex
Sanitary
Drann
Soman
Johnsons
Caine
Solitair
Nestle Coloriise
Stearns
Fedtral
RAY
Hunsley
House of Color
East 6Th
Tyler
Gouldy Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!