Japan's Ghost Army Believed to Defy Allies in War
Central Press reports that Japanese broadcasts promote an invisible force network led by Hachiman and the Ogami Spirits of Emperor Hirohito. The three invisible armies allegedly defend Japan, influence diplomacy, and guided victories from Manchuria to Pearl Harbor, while U S successes counter the myth.
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Norman J. Medrech
Central Press
United States
Great Britain
America
Tokyo
Federal Communications Commission
Office of War Information
Japan
Far East
Radio Tokyo
Yasunpi Tomonaga
FCC
OWI
Ogami
Hachiman
Nip
Hirohito
Son of Heaven
Nippon
League of Nations
Manchuria
Manchukuo
France
Adolph Hitler
Rhineland
Washington
London
Paris
Pearl Harbor
Malay States
Singapore
Burma
Dutch Indies
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Attu
Kiska
Uncle Sam
Funeral Rites Held for Beverly H Bradner
Funeral services for Beverly H Bradner 72 prominent citizen who died at his home 713 Lindsay Street were held Wednesday at 4 PM from the residence. Dr C Excelle Rozzelle pastor Wesley Memorial Methodist Church officiated with mixed quartet Mrs John Peacock Patricia Padgett J Gurney Biggs and A J Koonce singing The Church in the Wildwood.
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Beverly H. Bradner
Lindsay Street
C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
John Peacock
Patricia Padgett
J. Gurney Biggs
A. J. Koonce
Wildwood
Iceland Seeks Open Air Travel Postwar era
Iceland officials in Denver advocate world wide freedom of the air after the war. J G Huddal says Iceland will be a stopping point for the North Atlantic route between the US and northern Europe and Moscow. He notes Iceland’s climate is milder than expected and that fisheries and farming will define its postwar life. The piece also mentions American troops in Iceland and mutual adaptation between Icelanders and Americans.
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Denver
INS
Iceland
J. G. Huddal
Posts and Telegraph
North Atlantic
Hlddal
United States
Europe
Moscow
New York City
Community of Free Nations
Hliddal
Small Arms Production to Increase 200 Percent
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE Paris Jan 25 U S production of small arms ammunition must be increased 200 per cent over last November to prevent a shortage on the western front. Lt Gen Brehon Somervell said the greatest pressure will be placed on home production to avert shortages in at least a dozen important items including tires navy trucks cotton duck and large caliber ammunition.
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Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionarry Force
Paris
U. S
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
Ambassador And Wife Die In Plane Crash
Soviet ambassador Constantine Oumansky and his wife died in a plane crash near Mexico City. Several others were injured, and the Soviet embassy provided no further details. The report released by the Moscow radio notes the fatal incident.
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Mexico City
Constantine Oumansky
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