Trip to Nikko for G I rest and sightseeing in Japan
A Daily Pacifican interview with a captured Japanese newsman predicts troops will have fun in Japan. The Eighth Army in Tokyo area sends veterans to Kanaya hotel and Nikko for seven days rest. We describe travel by subway and train to Nikko, Lake Chuzenji, Kegon falls, and a Japanese style hotel stay, with crowded transport and local observations.
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Daily
Pacifican
Philippines
G.i.’S
Japan
United States
Nikko National Park
Tokyo
Eighth Army
Kanaya
Nikko
U. S.S
Dean Shaffner
Montana
Ueno
Utsunomiya
Chuzenji
Kegon Falls
G.I
New Orleans High Schools to Stage Jazz Tournament
Six Dixieland style high school bands from New Orleans will perform in a first of its kind interscholastic jazz contest at the municipal auditorium. The National Jazz Foundation sponsors the event with Miss Pat Spiess noting school crowds will cheer as they do for football. Judging emphasizes adherence to original style for 25 points, plus tone rhythm tempo and soloists interpretation scoring 15 points each.
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New Orleans
Municipal Auditorium
National Jazz Foundation, Inc
Pat Spiess
Basin Street
Red Light
Hirohito Kin Decide Theyll Go to Work
In Tokyo on Saturday male members of Emperor Hirohito's household agreed to revise the imperial family status ordinance. The change ends the rule that royal males must enter the armed services and opens the door to jobs or engagement in private enterprise amid demobilization.
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Tokyo
INS
Hirohito
Coe College Sets Winter Term Registration Date
Coe college announces winter term registration for students on December 8, with advising at Stewart Memorial Library. New applicants or returning students may also register on December 29. The term runs January 3 to March 22, with classes dismissed December 14 for the presidential inauguration. Fall quarter exams December 17 to 19 precede the Christmas recess.
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Coe College
C. Harve Geiger
Stewart Memorial Library
Coe
Generals to Lose Stars as Army Cuts Ranks
Washington insiders report a December and January reduction of 300 brigadier generals as the army trims temporary ranks. About 150 will drop their stars this month and the rest will revert to permanent peace time grades in January. A master board guides the downsizing under the demobilization plan.
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Washington
INS
War Department
Japan
Army
Senate
James H. Doolittle
Tokyo
Saipan surrender ends 18 months Japanese holdout
Two Japanese officers along with 45 army and navy men and seven civilians surrendered after 18 months hidden in Saipan hills. They marched into the U S military compound with expended weapons. The commander resisted signing until told Tokyo had already quit.
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Saipan
INS
United States
Tokyo
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