Japan Targets Minds in Pacific War Propaganda Campaign
The United States uses psychological warfare to undermine Japanese morale. Leaflets and radio broadcasts from Saipan urge surrender without dishonor, calling out leaders like Adm. Nagumo and highlighting U S casualties. Okinawa proves leaflets influence civilians to cooperate, while Japan tries countermeasures against the broadcasts.
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Bob Geriger
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Pacific
Nippon
Korea
Okinawa
Saipan
Tokyo
Nagumo
Milk Mixture Promises Ulcer Relief From New Discovery
A recent medical discovery offers a milk based remedy for stomach ulcers and indigestion due to hyperacidity. Sufferers are advised to mix two teaspoonfuls of Lurin in a half glass of milk and try a bottle, with money back if unsatisfied. Sold by Mann’s and drug stores.
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Mann's
Faster lighter nailing device to aid industry
Thomasville furniture maker Doak Melee proposed an Auto-Nailer that auto cuts nails and drives three per second, backed by the Auto-Nailer Co of Atlanta. Critics questioned feasibility but the completed machine promises lighter work and twice the output, boosting southern industrialization and payrolls. Take-Along Travel Chair of Thomasville also pursued a similar idea.
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Thomasville
U. S
Doak Melee
Thomasville Company
Achine
Atlanta
Finch
South
Thomasville, Ga
American GIs hear German radio Trolley Song appeal
First time S Sgt Ernest G Prantis heard the Trolley Song on a German station while at RAF Redistribution Station No 1 in Atlantic City. The New Britain Connecticut gunner said the propaganda never made a dent but soldiers listened to the latest broadcasts as their morale booster.
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Nomonhan
U. S
Okinawa
Bradford Smith
Aantana
Tokyo
Atlantic City
N. J
INS
Ernest G. Prantis
New Britain
Conn
Attu Leaflet Warning Prompts Police Alert Order
The home affairs minister issues a new order urging immediate police notification if leaflet found. Citizens are told to prevent relatives from reading them, as veterans in Attu reportedly circulated some to friends and relatives.
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Japan
Attu
Carolina Workshop Festival at UNC May 30 31
The fourth annual Carolina Workshop festival at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill showcases student work from music art drama radio modern dance and journalism. Opening Wednesday at 8 30 in Playmakers theatre features a radio play The Autobiography of Civiliza tion and a scenery free drama Season's Greet . A university dance recital and a final Hill Hall program highlight Thursday's events with art readings and a mural panel exhibit in the YMCA building.
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Chapel Hill
University of North Carolina
Carolina Workshop
Playmakers
Robert Briskey
USMC
Peggy
Leesburg
Fla
Bob Kohl
Raleigh
Anne Osterhout
Nick Lindsay
New Haven
University Dance Club
Caroaenes Chapel Hill
Parkin
Patty Harry
Miami
Beaufort
S. C
Pat Hughes
Bluefield
W. Va
YMCA
Student Arts Department Club Formed for Cooperation
The group was formed four years ago by students to foster closer cooperation among art department peers and to encourage student participation in all department activities.
Flavorful Salt Guidance for Uncooked Cereal Meals
A cooking tip suggests adding about one and a half teaspoons of salt per cup of uncooked cereal such as rice oats or cornmeal to enhance flavor during preparation. The guidance emphasizes precise measurement to balance taste in basic grain dishes.
Lisenbee Bound Over on Larceny of Truck Charge
Thomasville May 26 A local court bound over Robert L Lisenbee white of Marshall to the superior court on a larceny of a truck charge the truck owned by Charles Welborne was left at a local garage for repairs and later found wrecked on East Sunrise avenue Lisenbee also faced a separate charge of being drunk at the time and received a 30 day sentence.
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Thomasville
Robert L. Lisenbee, White
Marshall
Superior Court
Charles Welborne
Lisenbee
East Sunrise Avenue
Historians Link Man to Early Notion of Electricity Force
Historians say an ancient thinker suspected a strange force we now call electricity. The idea emerged from observations of natural phenomena and early experiments suggesting hidden power in nature.
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Flarilee
Franz Xaver Schwarz
Nazi Party
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101St Airborne Divison
U. S. Seventh Army
Berchtesgaden
Germany
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Hartnell
Revlon
Lady Buxton
Bill Folds
Virginia
Charles
The
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Hickok
Buxton
Wembley
van Heusen
FLOOR
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