Hirohito Unconventional Emperor Travel Record
A 1940s era profile sketches Emperor Hirohito as an unusually worldly ruler. Born 1901, he became emperor in 1928 and presided over a Japan whose path included overseas visits, military tension, and a shifting global role. The piece notes his education, hobbies, and restrained demeanor while hinting at wartime policy dynamics.
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Tirchito
Japan
the of Japan
J 'Tee
Satsuma
Alan Setore
Aarp Asel
Egypt
Singapore
Tong Kong
Yoshihito
Uandiatar Broperge Mcuf
Peers
Institute of ‘Learning
Manchuria
Hirohito
Pilibecaeh
Boey
Wale
United States
Cordell Hull
Joseph C. Grew
Hideki Tojo
Fumimara Konoys
Grew
Perro
Raine
Privy Council
Iiet
Sand
Peat
Konaye
Mac Bere
Jean Mareepen
Meu
bin Pues
Soldier’s Dilerma on Bougainville Patrol
A Gordonvale Queensland patrol of 33 men and an Australian battalion faced entrapment in jungle south Bougainville. Lieutenant Phil Bissell and others swam across, trousers stolen by Japanese. two Australians avoided engagement. The unit pressed on, suffered injuries, and moved back under cover after a night near the enemy.
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Gordonvale
Gueensland
Sapanete
Queensland
Simos
Mive
Bougainville
West
Australia
Bad
Sepalasee
Shaw
Cocos Cable Station and Queer WA History
A damaged report recalls the Cocos Cable Station during wartime, noting repeated Japanese shelling and recon patrols. It describes isolation fears, evacuation attempts, and the station’s precarious defenses while highlighting Australia’s wartime communication link to the Indian Ocean.
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Cocos
Queer WA
Cosseleaniy
Delis
Sydney
Indlag
Ocean Air Service
Ava
Austral
Ieee
Australia
Indian Ocean
New Battle Duds and Mosquito Repellents For British Army
Article describes wartime uniform innovations including green gaberdine fabrics, hats evolving from topees, and a new hand applied repellent to ward off mosquitoes. It notes DDT powder as a key insect control, discusses mosquito avoidance in humid climates, and mentions future gear to strip insects from troops.
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Uccors
Britain
Algiers
France
Madame Chiang Health Improves in US Visit
Washington dispatch reports Madame Chiang Kai shek in the United States, with a note from the New York Times correspondent that she is improving and may return soon. The message says she is not yet well enough to travel and will come back as soon as possible.
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Washington
New York Times
Thirough
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