Wainwright and allied captives amid wartime moves
The article notes Gen. Wainwright and 176 U S personnel were moved from Formosa to Mukden, with five major generals and 12 brigadiers aboard. It cites Japanese reports from 1942 claiming large numbers captured, including 25,000 Americans and 64,000 British troops, and mentions a partial liberation by MacArthur’s forces in the Philippines.
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Formosa
Mukden
Manchuria
Miss Charlean Phillips Dies in Columbus at 70
Miss Charlean Phillips 70 died at the home of her niece Mrs Otis Johnson in Columbus at 9 am Tuesday after ill health. She had a New Orleans home and had stayed with relatives in Columbus and Fulton. Funeral from Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic church Thursday at 9 am, Pastor Reverend Albert H Enderlin officiating. Burial in Washington cemetery. Pallbearers were her nephews Otis Johnson John Hawkins Crit Stuart Chess Stuart Jim Stuart Taylor Stuart Jolly Stuart and Jim Williamson.
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Otis Johnson
Columbus
Miss Phillips
New Orleans
Fulton
Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church
Albert H. Enderlin
Washington Cemetery
John Hawkins
Crit Stuart
Chess Stuart
Jim Stuart
Taylor Stuart
Jolly Stuart
Jim Williamson
Lessons of Pacific War From a Marine Perspective
A veteran recounts how U S forces learned to adapt to Japanese tactics in the Pacific. He notes landings with artillery supported by tanks, rocket ships, and destroyer bombardments, while Japan introduced the Baka bomb and a new torpedo. The six divisions at Okinawa marked the largest Pacific operation to date.
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Jaalty
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Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Japan
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China
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Teh
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Okinawa
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Heaven
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House of Representatives
London
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Associated Press
American Can Company
D. W. Figgis
Standard Oil Company of
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American Bankers Association
National City Bank of New York
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Ira Mosher
National Association of Manufacturers
Emil Schram
New York Stock Exchange
Dorothy Dix on loveless marriages and divorce guidance
Dorothy Dix criticizes marrying without affection and urges against pressuring a daughter into loveless nuptials. The column discusses divorce timelines, child custody, alimony, and how courts often favor mothers, plus advice to a pregnant teen facing an angry partner.
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