Senator Hart Calls For Reorganization Of Japan
Senator Hart and Senator Thomas spoke on NBC about far eastern policy. Hart urged Japan be reorganized and its imperial system dismantled along with associated nationalism and religious influence. Thomas favored guiding Japan to develop its own democratic institutions under allied oversight.
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Washington
Hart
R-Conn
Japan
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Sterling Fisher
NBC University of the Air
Thomas
Pacific
Far East
DOG MAILING TRICK AND WORM CARE TIPS
Mrs Harry Dolan of Baltimore taught her dog Fox to deliver letters to a mailbox, a trick that emerged from loneliness. A reader asks about worming a spaniel with skin hair loss, noting different worms need different medicines and vet diagnosis.
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Harry Dolan
Baltimore
Maryland
Fox
Dolan
USO Showboat Sails to France With 212 Performers
An army transport converted into an ocean show boat sails for France carrying 212 USO performers the largest group abroad to boost morale for GIs. The James Parker formerly the Panama hosts six Rockettes 12 Radio City corps de ballet stars Shep Fields and orchestra and Dixie Dunbar with cast and 10 tons of scenery.
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New York
France
Radio City Music Hall
Corps de Ballet
James Parker
Panama
Shep Fields
Clare Riesch
Funeral Rites for J. W. Dennett Held in Thomasville
Funeral services for J. W. Dennett, a well known local man, were held at Russell funeral home. Rev. W. K. McGee and Rev. Karl Koestline led the rites with interment in the city cemetery. Pallbearers included James Sink, A. Pennington, Howard Matthews, Thomas Allen, Max Moore, J. E. Beck, Calvin Pell, and Lyndon Ingram. Music was by Madge Pearce and Gertrude Poole. Mrs. W. K. McGee accompanied on piano.
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W. Dennett
Enterprise
Thomasville
J. W. Dennett
Russell
W. K. McGee
First Baptist Church
Karl Koestline
Community Methodist Church
James Sink
A. Pennington
Howard Matthews
Thomas Allen
Max Moore
J. E. Beck
Calvin Pell
Lyndon Ingram
Madge Pearce
Gertrude’ Poole
J. E. Walker
Gasoline coupons simplified as C token replaced by B
Fort Worth Texas July 14. OPA officials say the C coupon will exit rationing October 1 without altering miles. B coupons will cover premiums above?n? drivers and reduce printing and record keeping costs. The article notes the whooping crane as North America's largest bird.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Washington Opa
T. K. Tindale
OPA
Don Leach
Tindale
Ship Collision Kills 1 And Wounds Three
An out bound British freighter struck the James Caldwell in the Narrows near New York causing the loss of one army corporal and injuring three other servicemen. The messroom was shattered as six men ate breakfast, with injuries to an army sergeant and two navy sailors. Crewmembers were taken to Stapleton Marine Hospital. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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New York
England
James Caldwell
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine Hospital
Stapleton
Staten Island
Caldwell
Liverpool
Army
Air Corps
Narrows
Harry
Listin O
Far-fetched Say Zoo Officials Furlough News
Pvt Malcolm Alderman son of Mrs Gertrude Alderman 707 Grace St High Point left Oliver General Hospital Augusta Ga on a 30 day furlough He was wounded in the ETO and reached Augusta July 3 Pvt Clyde C Grey son of Mrs Bertha Gregory Rt 2 Box 175 Mars Hill 21 year old infantryman wounded in Germany last February 20 also on furlough
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Augusta
Malcolm Alderman
Gertrude ‘Alderman
Grace Street
High Point
Oliver General Hospital
Clyde C. Gre
Bertha Gregory
Box 175
Mars Hill
Germany
Leopold Still Undecided On Stepping Down
Brussels dispatch reports King Leopold remains undecided on abdicating after Premier Achille Van Acker arrived from Austria with news that a Senate session was convened. Van Acker said there is hope of an announcement soon as Queen Elizabeth and vice Regent Charles are en route home.
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Brussels
Achille van Acker
Leoid
Stolfgang
Austria
Senate
van Acker
Leopold
Aries Dy Bus de Warnaffe
Jer
Elizabeth
Charles
Work Started On New Bow For Pittsburgh
The navy reported that work began on a new bow for the cruiser Pittsburgh after losing its bow in a June typhoon. Plans were sent to Puget Sound yard for pre-fabrication and the original bow was towed to Guam. The ship will be brought to Bremerton for the installation. The article also notes a U S department claim about the large Italian red onion.
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Washington
Navy
Pittsburgh
Puget Sound
Navy Yard
Guam
Bremerton
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