Army Air Forces Day sparks call for allied service days
The author argues for a series of service days beyond Army Air Forces Day to honor infantry tank corps artillery sailors Marines Naval Air forces submarine crews medical staff Seabees and engineers. He cites past Army and Navy observances and urges President Truman to proclaim additional days after victory in Europe and Japan.
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Washington
Army Air Forces
Armed Services
Amamy
Germany
Normandy
Tank Corps
Patten
France
Europe
Marine Corps
Pacific
Japan
Maine Corps
Guadalcanal
Tarawa
Guam
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Peleliu
Atlantic
Army
Truman
Navy
Obituary Card Thanks Note Misreads
Fragmentary text mentions obituary related items and thanks card. Referenced names and offices are unclear, with scattered mentions of Chicago New York and foreign offices suggesting a memorial notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Cyllen Company
Chicago
New York
Cekturina GC
Cleveland
Esme
Family Tensions Escalate as Archer Household Fractures
On the porch Mrs Archer sits distraught while Mr Archer battles doctors and loyalty in a volatile scene. He berates staff, bars Corliss from dinner, and repeatedly lashes out as Louise quietly feeds the girl and defends household routines. Corliss questions her mother about his departure as tension explodes into a cliffhanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Archer
MR. Archer
Louise
Corliss
Archer
Murardace
Harry
Klins
Poe
Dexter
Gumly
Moronica
Harry Dear
Art Cher
Carling
Coreiss
Eafy
Eadly
Veterans in College Promote Diligent Study Over Social Image
Veterans at Colorado State Agricultural College exhibit strong adjustment, with counselors noting many are studious and motivated. Combat experience and rapid skills training spark keener educational goals, while veterans push for meaningful knowledge to prevent future global tragedy.
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R. L. Lewis
Colorado State Agricultural College
Veterans’ Counselor
The
Colorado College
John
Pressing need for fuller European news beyond Potsdam chatter
The piece laments censorship in war era reporting and urges fuller coverage of Potsdam developments. It contrasts mushy safe stories with significant wartime events, noting the President’s promise to fully report to Congress and the public, a departure from Yalta secrecy.
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Potsdam
Europe
Congress
Yalta
A Hero Leaves the Field General Chennault Retires
General Claire Chennault, famed leader of the Flying Tigers, retires after shaping combat aviation in China from 1937. His improvisational tactics, brave pilots, and partnership with China helped survive a critical period against Japan. He leaves with American gratitude and a lasting legacy in military history.
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Mej.Genault
Army
I Chernault
Chin A Bance
United States Army Air Forces
Flying Tigers
Aneuli
Japan
China
Chennault
Fraud cases haunt U S war effort with fraud and graft
Peter Edson notes that frauds against the U S government persist at home as war contracts and supplies are misused. FBI and War Frauds Section, aided by 98 district attorneys and investigators, have secured convictions but many cases go unpunished.
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Washington
Germany
Japan
U. S
FBI
Army
Navy
Iil
Congressional
Department of Justice
Aer
Justice Department
Department
Aes Peen
Snesong
U.S
Stra
Sonia Tt
FBI Invest-Gators
Tom UC
Clark
Attorn
John Dorsey
Indies
Coolville Social and Personal News
Coolville residents attend a picnic supper hosted by Mr and Mrs C Brafford with Class Five of the Methodist Speech entertaining mothers. Visitors include Mrs John Palmer and daughter Mary from East Liverpool and Bertha Keller from Columbus. 5 Sgt Emmett Friend returns to Love Field after 21 day leave.
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Coolville
John Palmer
Mary
East Liverpool
Ray Chevallier
J. W. Hecker
Bertha Keller
Columbus
Cy .E. Keller
Emmett Friend
Love Field
Dallas
Tex
Raymond McCutcheon
Torch
Ford
Lloyd Friend
Jo Ellen
Little Hocking
Kathleen Orr
Athens
Clyde Parrish
Charles Keller
Myrtle
C. E. Keller
H. H. Chapmen
F. F. Kitte
Harold Cuthrie
Bruce
Mery Ann
Bedford
Cal Rome
LS Hava
Stalin Soong talks signal war plans and face saving
War Today notes speculation that a Soviet declaration could push Japan to surrender to avoid facing a strong American British Russian coalition. The Potsdam reports hint at a Stalin Soong talks breakthrough. local notes cover Radcliff residents and visiting relatives.
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DE Witt MacKenzie
Russia
Japan
Moscow
Nippon
Victor Eubank
Associated Press
Tokyo
Soviet Union
America
Britain
Orient
Fujiyama
Stalin
Potsdam
T. V. Soong
Tragedy in Colorado Explained by Officer
Leadville Colorado district attorney William Meehan attributes the Leadville tragedy to excessive alcoholism. He cites the deaths of Mrs Annette Epringhetti Peterson a 37 year old musician and Ivar John a miner found dead in Johnson's house after neglecting to report her death.
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Leadville
Colp
William 3. Meehan
Eacle
Annette Epringhetti Peterson
Ivar Johna Miner
Meehan
Johnson
More Cadets for Nurse Training Being Sought
Columbus report from Miss Catherine Forrest, recruiting officer for the State Nurses Association, notes 3,535 registered nurses into the army and says future replacements will come from the Cadet Nurse Corps. Ohio has 58 nursing schools participating. about 3,090 students are enrolled now. The Cadet Nurse Corps seeks 640,000 recruits nationwide for civilian and military replacement by January 1946.
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Columbus
Onla
Army
Catherine Forrest
State Nurses’ Association
Ohio
Ing
Forrest
Cadet Nurse Corps
Colorado Recluse Is Put Away for Safety
GEORGETOWN Colo Alex Anderson a hermit near Central City refused state prison release and is now in a state hospital for the insane He kept a six shooter loaded with homemade bullets and 15 notches on his pistol and declined to sign a ration card or register for selective service The quirky recluse later faced peace officers over the two year span of his troubles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Colo
Alex Anderson
Central City
State Hospital
Roc
Local notes and travel mixed with scout camp report
Miss Mary Morton returns from a two week visit with Miss Sylvia Wyker in Freder icktown. Sixty Athens Boy Scouts conclude a two week camping trip at Camp Roy L. Dupler Peach Ridge directed by Richard Atkins with assistants. Several local families report recent bus/rail trips to New York City Washington D C and Topinabee Michigan. Twenty years ago Dr F W Reed and wife plan a summer in Wytheville while social events unfold at 37 N Congress St. and ROTC camp in Camp Knox Kentucky.
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Athens
Roy L. Dupler
Peach Ridge
Richard Atkins
Roy Duper
J. W. Long
Arch Knowlton
Walton Davies
F. W. Reed
Ohio University
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National Dispatch
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Ridge Tell and
Meee
J. M Souler
American Association of Railroads
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Souby
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Reda
Radcliff
David Eberts
Oreton
Holzer Hospital
Iness
B. Wells
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dwight McLaughlin
Clyde Pierce
Howard Knapp
Flora Wells
Preston McGhee
Wells
Pic
Danny Pendleton
L. Pendleton
T-5
Timms E. Lowe
Jasper Lowe
Cpl
Lowe
Tran
Hollis Enwin
Sgt
Enwin
ETO
Aachen
Leipzig
Hollis Harvey
Charles McGhee
Jann McGhee
Ottis Dearth
Albany
Colorado
Mary Morton
R. L. Morton
Sylvia Wyker
Fredericktown
Carl Ferguson
East
New York City
C. D. Hopkins
R. C. Hopkins
Carelyn
Oscar Fulton
A. Cottingham
H. E. Miller
C. DB. Hopkins
Topinabes
Mich
A. T. Lawhead
Theodora
Galbraith
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Prc
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