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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1945

Page

9

Witnesses in Congress Pearl Harbor inquiry named

Key witnesses expected to testify include Admirals Jo Richardson and J. Taussig and former Admiral Thomas C. Hart. The piece notes Richardson’s inside Pearl Harbor knowledge and Taussig’s warnings on naval weakness, with Hart as a potential strong contributor to the inquiry. It discusses Roosevelt’s influence and the strategic missteps surrounding early war warnings.

Ashington Bay Pearl Japan Newport News Virginia Jo Richardson Pearl Har Seven Hawaiian Navy Department Far East Richardson Chine Oy Atlantic Germany Nly Washington Hawaii White House Anchorage Pearl Harbor Red Richardson Naval Relief Society Husband E. Kimmel MacArthur Philippines Hirohito Joseph C. Grew, Jr Tokyo Grew Acheson

Yanks destroy radar station on Fujiyama during raid

Report details US Navy air strike during a raid northeast of Tokyo. Pilot crews led by Commander Ray Davis strafed and bombed a radar installation on Mt Fujiyama rim, destroying orange radar screens and a gray castle like structure. Notes intense anti aircraft fire around the base.

Adm. Halsey Japan INS Mt. Fujiyama Fujiyama Tokyo Ashikaga Honjo Ray Davis USN Holland Mich Robert F. Shedden Concord Bob Birch Lincoln Ave Geneva Ill Illinois Jiyama Ackack

Munich Beer Hall Shortage Sparks Odd Doomsday Link

In Munich a military government cuts beer production to save grain for flour causing milk deliveries to drop about 20 percent. Officials identify thirsty farm workers trading beer for foam milk, creating an odd supply connection in wartime Austria.

Paris INS Munich Hitler Ars

Nazi Flags Reborn as Old Glory by 69th Division Soldiers

At Camp Reynolds and in Germany, First Lieut Nels A Parson and Apfelbaum ofSUNbury PA convert Nazi swastika flags into American flags for Battery B of the 69th FA Battalion. German tailors and workers help stitch Old Glory, with similar conversions reported across the unit. Also notes 1600 Nazis at Camp Reynolds fed 36 cents daily and $41,000 earned in out of camp labor. Canadian senators named for life. MPs elected by people.

Bad Darrenberg Germany INS Uncle Sam Nels A. Parson Apfelbaum Sunbury 69Th” Division 69Th F. A. Bn Parsons Hitler Old Glory Leipsig Torgau Camp Reynolds

Athletes Foot Germ Killer Promises Deep Reach

An ad touts a product with 90 percent alcohol claiming to penetrate and kill the athlete's foot germ. It highlights strong pull strength for itchy sweaty or smelly feet and notes availability today at Mann's.

Mann's

Veterans Rehabilitation Plans and Pension Rules Explained

Major Thomas M. Nial outlines why only about 22 332 disabled veterans have begun rehabilitation and explains how pensions rise during training under Public 16. He contrasts two veterans Jake and Bob, notes policy proposals HR 73, and clarifies GI Bill timing versus Public 16 deadlines and course duration.

Washington Jake Bob Anzio V.A

Return to Architecture Seen as Peacetime Need

The public's growing awareness of reconversion to peacetime activities is driving a return to the architectural profession, per Leopold Arnau d dean of Columbia University's School of Architecture. Indications show young men again attracted to the field after a long lull in the building program.

New York Leopold Arnaud School of Architecture Columbia University

Activated carbon production in the United States

About 60 million pounds of activated carbon are produced annually in the United States. It is used for deodorizing decolorizing and water purification.

United States

More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH

An advertisement promotes FPASTEETH powder to secure upper and lower plates for a firmer, more comfortable fit. It claims no gummy taste, an alkaline non acidic formula, and odor control. Available at drug stores.

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