Harvard Named Using Station Head Yeon Put
Harvard appointed Yeon Put as manager of the Standard Filing Station at the corner of Dain and Oates streets. Shirney, a longtime employee, departs. Mergeraé formerly with Bey Line Railroad for six years and previously at the Culp Tire Company. recently discharged from the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeon
Harvard
Dole
Sendard
Dain and Oates Street
Shirney
Bae Change & Mosare
Merveraé
Ee Bey Line Railroad
Meras
Rev Fay Askew Addresses Dothan Kiwanis Meeting
The Rev Fay Askew formerly of Dothan Baptist missionary to Argentina and South America discussed customs and reviews of countries in South America at the weekly Kiwanis meeting in Dothan. He was introduced by Rev Zdinden. Joe Wilson presided. Mrs Baker Jonia of Montgomery served as club gainst yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Askew
F Dothan
South America
Dothan Kiwamseb
D. Zdinden
Dothan
Kiwaame
Joe Wilson
Baker Jonia
Montgomery
Aaron Kravelay
Kiwanlan
Malcolm Mio Waldin Teary Barnett
Ralph E. Rose
Gadsden
W. WR. L. Tindel
Harry N
Scout
Head
Cinents Club
Bir. Hodges
Mr. Farvey
D. A. Walden, Jr
Roby J. Lee
Houston Veteran Re-Enlists In Army
David Fuell of Dothan re-enlists the same day as discharge from World War II. He is a master sergeant who was discharged and re-enlisted at Camp Gordon, Ga. Officials note veterans re-register with Selective Service and boards will determine eligibility for old benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fuell
Houston County Selective Service Floarda Spli
Wyatt Wes
Camp Soréon
Te En- Wilag
Selective Service
Notation of World War II air crew on Tinian records
From page one a list of personnel including Cantions, Giso with a B20 unit on Tinian, Quinton Bruner, Guain, Chirles Great, Billy Miller, Morton Knox. Mentions Major Simms wearing the Distinguished Flying Cross with clusters, the Air Medal with several clusters, and a battle star for the Battle of the Western Pacific on his campaign ribbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinian
Quinton Bruner
Guain
Chirles Great
Billy Miller
Morton Knox
Simms
Notable Nazi Leaders Named for Nuremberg Trial
A long list of high ranking Nazis is presented as the roster for the upcoming Nuremberg war crimes trial. Key figures include Hitler’s deputies, ministers, generals, and cabinet members, with Justice Robert H. Jackson leading the U.S. delegation. The trial is slated to begin in October in a Nuernberg courtroom, after earlier defendants have already been judged.
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Merun Builaca Hilers
Mttary
Payth
U. S
S. A
United States
Robert HH. Jackson
Outober
Nuernberg
Actite
Yall
Meus
Jackson
Borman
MacArthur Leads Pacific Surrender and Occupation Moves
Marines and Allied forces report large scale capitulation in the Southwest Pacific as Major General Harry W. Johnson accepts Japan's surrender near Mururai. MacArthur receives a fourth Distinguished Service Medal from President Truman for the Philippines campaign. He oversees transport of troops and equipment to Atsugi and plans coordination with Spaatz and Liebenesberger as British sailors prepare for Tokyo area landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murulai
MacArthur
Philip Pines
Halmahera
Harry W. Johnson
Southwest Pacific
Okinawa
Truman
Philippines
Oluudwa
Atsugi
Spaatz
U.S Army Strategic Air Forces
Hubert Liebelbesgger
U.S
Id Army
Tokyo
Qualifications For Jobless Pay Are Outlined
AP reports outline unemployment compensation rules in Alabama. To qualify, claimants must be unable to find suitable work, be registered with the U.S. Employment Service, and meet base period earnings. Waiting periods apply, and appeals exist against Department decisions.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Muntpal
State Department of Industrial
We U
Industrial Bela- Gene Department
Frank Broadway
Broadtay
Uite
Scout Review Board Personnel Named
Scout Review Board Personnel Named for the Board of Review at the Scout Office Thursday at 4 pm. Whit King chairs the panel with Pred Biunkins T G Healer Janiny Dees Sunt Stephens and A R Sahbe. Scout Executive J Cuoke announced today. American amphibious forces will occupy Yokosuka naval base and air base at Woam. Japanese time 19 pm. War news aligns with MacArthur airborne forces arrival.
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Fulluwang
Whit King
Pred Biunkins
T.G. Healer
Janiny Dees
Sunt Stephens
A. ER. Sahbe
J. ¥. Cuoke
Yokosuka
Woam
Genew
Macauthur
Ature
Wainwright aide recalls surrender dilemma and fleet parade
An officer quoted Lt Gen Jonathan M. Wainwright says surrender was discussed but fighting would continue. Russians acted at Chungking as Maj Gen William F. Sharp described a prison camp scene near Sagami Bay with ships Duke of York and British destroyers in view. The narrative details the armada, hospital ships, and plan to repatriate prisoners of war after months in Japanese captivity.
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Page One
Wainwright 35
General Staffy School
War College
Chungking
Jonathan M Wainwright
Minnchura
Kuso Teoopy
Wiliam F. Sharp
Monkton, Md
Muddea
Caplan
Duke of York
Adm
Bruce Fraser
Whelp
Wager
Stillmore
Sagami Bay
Anton
Teton
MacArthur
Bareine
Brolisnt Waite
Red Cragies
Benevolent
Mercy
Aletta
Yokosuka
Report on Yokosuka naval base and surrender events
Fragmentary OCR describes ships and positions near Yokosuka during the surrender, noting battleships and destroyers of the Third Fleet, a heavy presence at Sagami Bay, and a loudspeaker call ordering cleaners as the surrender process begins. Additional references to nearby Miura Peninsula, Tak, and related fleet movements are included.
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Amelia Bumbarters
Yokota
Yokosoka
Otntar Navy
Yokosuka
Yokohama
Jaige
Amercan
Aivahere
Tonble
Sagami Bay
Carling
Nicholas
O'Bannon Yin Taylor
Wil
Towa
Ninutz’ Magahip
United States
No Change Seen In Excise Tax Policy
The government plans no change to the 20 percent excise tax on luxury goods and theater admissions, per the internal revenue office. March 1 reforms will cut the rate on cosmetics and jewelry to 6 percent and adjust other items, including manufacturer levies and club memberships, pending final guidance.
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Anterna Revenue Office
Dorbin
HP Pet Cellas
Revenue Office
Imemal Revenue Office
Oth
Chiang Optimistic Over China Future
Chiang Kai shek expressed optimism about the future of China after meeting Mao Tse Tung in Yenan. He arrived for talks with the Chinese Communist leader aimed at resolving differences between the National Government and the party and preventing civil war. Mao welcomed the invitation and urged unity among anti Japanese patriots for peaceful reconstruction.
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Choungking
ACI
Chiang Ishek
Judey
China
Tse-Tung
Mitu
Yenan
Natonal
Naro China Communiata
Suvi
Natn
Mao
Ching
Chine
Enitcy
Fourth Alabama War Chest Drive Opens October 9
Birmingham AP reports the fourth and final Alabama War Chest drive begins October 9 with a $2,100,365 goal. Co chairs Frank E. Speie and N Floyd McGown release details. Funds support national war service agencies and local needs, part of a nationwide campaign totaling $155,000,000 with each Alabama county retaining five percent for local use. Agencies include USO United Seamen Service War Prisoners Aid American Relief for France and others.
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Birmingham
Alabama War Corp
Frank E. Speie
N. Floyd McGown
National War Service
2 Nations
Alabama
National Fund
USO
United Seamen's Service
Wat Prisoners’ Aid, Inc
American Relief For
France
U. S. Committee For Care of European Children
Philippine War Relief
United China Relief
Pearl Harbor Board Findings On War Command Failures
The Pearl Harbor Board faulted General Short and Admiral Kimmel for omissions in alerting forces and for insufficient Army Navy information exchange. Secretary Stimson and Forrestal urged administrative actions, while acknowledging misplaced assumptions about Japan. The report cites Stimson’s diary notes on drastic US terms proposed to Japan.
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Short
Kimmel
Pesrl
Hayphor
Admiral Stark
Stimson
Admiral Kimmel
Hawaiian Department
War Department
United States - Japan
Navy
Forrestal
Khromei
Stark
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Hull
Roosevelt
United Satea
War Council
Tull
Rill
Army to speed up discharge and revise enlistment rules
The navy testimony outlines changes to a new point based discharge system and age limits for service. It proposes faster discharge for women corps and enlisted personnel, with age limits lowered and a shift away from keeping men in service. Details on figures and the officer point system were not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Army
Truman era unemployment bill faces House and Senate debates
The text outlines the unemployment bill favored by President Truman, providing up to $85 weekly for two weeks for each state, with support from Senator George as Senate committee chair. It also notes a broader full employment bill, other Congress actions on draft protests, a surplus property sale bill, and prices on new home construction under study by builders. Additional items mention corporate wealth figures, WPE peacetime product surveys, and a court notice from Houston County Alabama ending with a local publication directive.
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Truman
George
Senate
House
Congress
National Association of Home Builders Hax
Securities and Exchange Commission
WPE
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Eesu
Dothan Savings
Dothan's Bank
Pepe One
Natty Hace Brow
Cenmal Uf Puanava
Gerrral
Raney Kater Oraner
Hitler
Teand van
Het
Secate Depertvent
Palco Wilkens Frick Minster
Tener
Paler
Bonemie and
Morais
U Bust
Parfate
Tna
Cenuany Fe Wiather
Baldur von Ithirach
Reich
Vienna
Fritz Suutker
Marpuwer Com Musrignes
Albert Speer
Joe
C. E. Blakey
N. Foster
Ss.t. Cox
Rogers Beauty Shop
Ruby’s
Ruby’s Beauty Shop
Jis W. Adama Headland
Scout Review Board
New York
Red Ryder
Ener Ue Ae Soe
Cra
By Williams
Buchanan, Lendsdowne and Lardder
Chiang
Ormer
Circuit Court OF
Houston County
Mildred Hagnag
Lloyd Hagnas
Dothan Eagle
Lloyd Hanes
Thia
A. L. Harmon
Carter
Neture
Indigeenson
Uatig
Houston County Farmers Exchange
Alas Granger
Mgr
Oh-Boy Products
Hillsboro
Itt
DR. Pepper Bottling Company
Dothan, Alabama
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