Japan to be stripped of vast Pacific territory and Formosa
Rear Admiral Woodward argues in a wartime column that Japan must surrender all Pacific islands seized since 1914, with Formosa and the Pescadores included, and Korea freed in time. He cites the Cairo agreement calling for unconditional surrender and broad territorial restoration to prevent future aggression.
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Postwar plan to shrink Japan to core home islands
An editorial argues for stripping Japan of its overseas possessions including the Pacific mandates, the Caroline and Marshall chains, and other territories. It calls for a demilitarized, limited Japan as a regional power and outlines U S led bases and potential British or French leases to secure Pacific peace. It adds that Formosa and the Ryukyus must remain under inspection to guard Japanese access to vital seas.
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Pulakos Triumphs as Navy Swimmer in Chicago Meet
Great Lakes Illinois chief specialist Stanley Bryda, coach of the Naval training station swimming team, watched Achilles Pulakos from Erie Pennsylvania win three individual championships in a Central AAU meet held in Chicago.
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Waves Lauded By FDR On 2nd Anniversary
President Roosevelt and naval leaders praised the WAVES, noting 72,350 members celebrate the second anniversary. The White House statement says WAVES freed 60,000 men for sea duty and filled 10 percent of shore jobs, aiding Normandy and Saipan operations.
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Cattle Truck Upset On LSU Drill Field
A cattle truck overturned on Louisiana State University drill field and cadets rounded up the animals amid disruption. Tibetans reportedly drink an average of 30 to 50 cups of tea daily.
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Notre Dame names three captains elect for next season
Captains elect are Tommy Sheehan from New Haven Connecticut in baseball Frank Martin from New York in track and Charles Samson from Wichita Kansas in tennis All are Navy U 12 unit members Martin is NCAA two mile champion More people speak English than any other language.
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Timetable Dominates At Country Trot Meeting
Timetable won the meeting’s top honors finishing with 11 straight race victories on the track once used for 500 mile International auto speed tests at the Old Country Trot Association event in Westbury New York.
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