World War II Ends and Allied Victory Timeline 1945
A chronological survey of major 1945 events from Allied advances in Europe and the Pacific to Japan's surrender. It covers battles near Bastogne and Aachen, operations in the Philippines and Okinawa, Berlin’s fall, Mussolini's execution, and the roadmap to Japan's capitulation and postwar occupation establishing Allied leadership under MacArthur. The timeline also notes atomic bombings, Soviet offensives, and the Tokyo surrender ceremonies.
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Bastogne
Belgium
France
U. S
Italy
Tiezon
Negros Islands
Phil
Appalles
Erman Bulge
MacArthur
Lirzon
Philippines
Warsaw
Oder River
St. Vith
Aachen
Germany
Berlin
Sere
Oberhausen
Stalin
Russia
Austria
Caserta
Zhukov
Konev
Borneo
Netherlands
Denmark
Helgoland
Frisian
Montgomery
Devers
Swinemuende
U. S Third Army
Czechoslovakia
Pilsen
Karlsbad
Gustav Jod
Reims
Europe
U. S. War and Navy
Tokyo
Nanning
Roosevelt Dies and Truman Inaugurated Amid War End Advances
Roosevelt dies at Warm Springs. Truman takes oath as president. Congress reconvenes amid plans for postwar conversion. War production, draft, and budget actions unfold. UN charter opened in San Francisco. NATO-like shifts and demobilization steps outlined with cabinet changes and policy briefings.
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Congress
Sam Rayburns
House
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Harry
Truman
Senate
United Nations Conference
San Francisco
War Production Board
Major disasters and deadly incidents across 1930s regions
A sequence of deadly events is reported: a 31 day nursery fire in Auburn Maine with sixteen children and one woman killed. a Meridian Mississippi tornado killing 12 to 43 and injuring hundreds as it moved to Montgomery Alabama. the Ohio River flood causing half a billion dollars in damage across five states with ten deaths and many injuries. a tornado devastating Oklahoma Arkansas Missouri and Illinois killing about 100 with 58 fatalities in Antlers Oklahoma. a Milton Pennsylvania train collision killing 19 and injuring 20 due to a broken journal. a 8 25 bomber crash into the Empire State Building killing three aboard and ten on the ground with 25 injured. a Michigan train crash killing 34 and injuring 40 when a second section crashes into the first. a Texas coast hurricane at 110 mph causing coastal floods. Miami hurricane inland travel with 143 mph winds injuring 50 and about 60 million in damage. a Chelan Washington drowning of 14 school children and a bus driver. a northeast snowstorm with 33 deaths. a Chicago passenger train colliding with a troop train injuring over a hundred sailors.
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Michigan
Texas
War plane bumping dog causes servicemen misstep
A report notes a fellow crew error during a cargo flight, three servicemen bumped in the process to make room for a mastiff gifted by Col. Elliott Roosevelt to his wife in Hollywood after purchase in England. Also lists varied entertainment awards and events with multiple celebrity marriages and societal notes.
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Stimson
Col
Elliott Roosevelt
Faye
Hollywood
Calif
England
Obituary roundup of prominent figures and officials
The obituary column lists U S Senator Francis Maloney of Connecticut and other leaders such as prohibition advocate William E Johnson, Nebraska Governor Charles W Bryan, engineer Alfred V De Forest, President Franklin D Roosevelt, war correspondent Ernie Pyle, LDS Church president Heber J Grant, Senator Hiram W Johnson, lyric tenor John Corosese, Idaho Senator John Thomas, and General Alexander.
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Alfred V. de Forest
Marlboro
N. H
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Ernie Pyle
Te Island
Okinawa
New Year's Day Traditions Through the Ages
The article outlines ancient and colonial customs of New Year's Day from a heroic start with King Tatius to modern practices. It notes branches in a sacred grove, gift exchanges, and health toasts, with punch at home in colonial times and bell and trumpet signals. It ends with current noise-makers and global celebrations.
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Tatius
Strenua
England
Democratic
America
World
New Year Superstitions Across the United States
A survey of New Year customs lists beliefs about luck and money. It cites ideas such as cooking beans for wealth, eating cabbage for plenty, and avoiding calls from women to prevent bad luck. It also notes warnings against spilling, breaking objects, or washing things to avoid family harm.
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United States
Southern California U Wins Rose Bowl 25-0 Over Tennessee
Southern California University dominates Tennessee 25 to 0 in the Rose Bowl. Other college bowl results include Duke 29 over Alabama 26 and Miami 26 over Georgia Tech 12 in separate games. Shrine game in San Francisco saw West 13 East 7. Southwestern U. defeated National U. of Mexico 35 to 0. Sammy Snead wins Los Angeles golf event with 283. Byron Nelson wins New Orleans Open after playoff with Jay McSpaden. New York Athletic Club retains team title in National AAU track and field meet.
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Frank Sinkwich
Detroit Lions
Chicago
San Francisco
Ann Curtis
Toronto
Maple Leafs
Red Wings
Sen
Albert
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Kenesaw M. Landis
Southern California
Tennessee
Duke
Alabama
Miami
Georgia Tech
West
East
Southwestern U
National U. of Mexico
Sammy Snead
Los Angeles
New York Yankees
Larry Mc
Byron Nelson
Jay McSpaden
M—New York Athletic Club
Important New Year's Day Historical Events
A list of events dated to New Year’s Day across history includes the Caesar era beginning in 38 B C, Paul Revere’s birth in 1735, Washington unfurling the first union flag in 1776, Kentucky’s statehood in 1792, American dragoons attacking in 1814, and General Jackson’s victory at New Orleans in 1815.
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B. C
Paul Revere
George Washington
Kentucky
Buffalo
N. Y
Jackson
New Orleans
Handy Door Pocket And Laundry Bag
Instructions for sewing a door pocket and a laundry bag from Book 8 including material quantities 36 inch chintz 24 yards tape 10 yards extra 1 yard, foundation 54 by 18 inches, pockets bound and pleated, pockets 22 by 8, 30 inch deep bag, front pockets stitched before bag, hanger shaped top, Book 8 details price 15 cents postpaid 32 pages.
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Manila
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Boer River
Japan
Guam
Yalta
Budapest
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Mindanao
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Holland
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Congo
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Venice
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Reichstag
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Osaka
Luzon
Philippine Islands
General MacArthur
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Shimizu
Honshu Island
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Manchuria
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Hiroshima
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Hideki Tojo
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China
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Pierre Laval
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Nashimoto
Tomoyuki Yamashita
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Handy
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American Academy of Arts and Letters
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Gloria Vanderbilt
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Leopold Stokowski
Mexico
Leland S
Larry) MacPhail
N. Y. Yankees
Jean B. Wanamaker
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Felix Jackson
Las Vegas
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Juarez
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Hyatt R. Dehn
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Billboard Theatrical Magazine
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Betty Hutton
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Lake Forest
Billboard Magazine
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Honolulu
Wright Field
Dayton
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Judy Hack
Seattle
Carole Landis
W. Horace Schmidlapp
George S. Patton Jr
Navy Hospital
Vallejo
Francis T. Maloney
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Pussyfoot" Johnson
Prohibition
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Willam Jennings Bryan
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Heber J. Grant
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Washington, D. C
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San Antonio
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Ruth Wyeth Spears
Bedford Hills
B. F. Goodrich
BF Goodrich
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