Japan Confers Pride On Honal Festival Amid Empire Rallies
Glimpses of a nationwide Honal celebration mark Japan’s identity as it celebrates Kigensei in 1942. Officials emphasize imperial might and divine origins while radio forecasts ambitious campaigns in Malaya, Brunei, Java, Sumatra, the Philippines, and Oceania, with homeland festivities toned down compared to last year.
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Glenn Gabb
Aunier
Fie
Tokyo Radio
Malaya
Brune
Java
Sumatra
Philippines
Singa
British Empire
Honge
Guadalcanal
Jimnu Tenno
Anes Masa
Reeds
Japan
Hirohito
Jimm
Araterasu
Grain and livestock markets mixed on Feb 11 news
Grain futures edged higher on legislative developments raising parity hopes with wheat leading gains. Soybeans stalled while corn oats and rye advanced modestly. Cotton and New York stocks rose on early momentum before end of day drift. Livestock at St Louis markets showed steady to uneven demand for hogs cattle and lambs amid active calves and veal trade.
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Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Batley
New York
Jly
Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Ill
Churchill
Election May Take Finland Out of War
Washington dispatch notes Finland’s presidential election next Monday to choose a new leader as the war posture hangs on the ballot. Incumbent Ris to Ryti is favored, but candidates like Gustav Mannerheim and Vaino Tunner are discussed. Cabinet changes and peace prospects with Russia loom large for U.S. relations.
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Wade Werner Washington
Finland
Helsinki
Risto Ryti
Kyosti Kallio
Ryti
Gustav Mannerheim
Vaino Tunner
J. K. Pangikivi
Moscow
Thas
Kallio
Soviet
Russia
J. W. Ramgell
Germany
Wrtting
United States
You Can Bet On This You Can Bet On This
Rumor claims the Department of Agriculture will grade horse meat into win place and show categories. Officials deny any plan to start such grading.
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New York
Department of Agriculture
Myth of dimmu and Japan risk to world order
The text warns that selling aggressive imperial ideas to 73,000,000 people creates a dangerous warrior caste bent on conquest. It argues conquest of Japan goes beyond land, navy, or homeland invasion, aiming to topple a myth and its beliefs to prevent Japan from remaining an outlaw among nations.
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Asia
Europe
Japan
Guadalcanal
Papua
Occidentals
Dimmu
Censorship Code to Be Changed
Washington reports a revision of voluntary censorship codes for press and broadcasters as war needs shift. Byron Price explains the updates remove certain restrictions on war production coverage and tighten handling of sensitive foreign language broadcasting and secrecy.
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Washington
Byron Price
Price
Lberty
Office of Censorship
United States
British Advance Continues With Rearward Reorganization
The article notes a replenishment and re equipment plan with our units moved to the rear to support the French African Army of tomorrow. It states the speaker will not be forward but back to help rearm and reinforce for a future front appearance with modern armament.
Victory Gardens Everyone In Town and Country Can Share
U S Department of Agriculture guidance urges towns cities and suburbs to plant large vegetable supplies for home use and local markets in 1943. Readers from farms to schools are encouraged to organize community or allotment gardens while avoiding dilettante effort and committing to year round care.
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Victory Gardeners
U. S. Department of Agriculture
NEA
Secretary of Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
National Food
Wiscout
U.S . Department of Agriculture
Debates on Insanity as Divorce Grounds in Arkansas
In LitWe Rock on February 11 the House debated for over two hours before voting to return a bill proposing three years of incurable insanity as grounds for divorce in Arkansas. The bill includes confinement to a mental institution and proof of incurable insanity, with an amendment to require a psychiatrist determination. Proponents argue the sane spouse deserves release if the mate is hopelessly insane, while opponents call it an “easi er-divorce” and a violation of moral law.
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LitWe Rock
vPi
House
Arkansas
James C. Hale
Critenden
Gas hearings planned for Arkansas fields March
The Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission will hold hearings March 17 or 18 to decide if the Der cheat Macedonia and Mackhamie gas fields are developed enough to meet regional industrial gas needs. Director A. M. Crowell said the hearings were requested by Petroleum Administrator Ickes and will assess under development and number of wells required to support war demands. The hearings will occur during the commission’s routine meeting.
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Dorado
Arkansas Oil and Gas Commission
Dercheat
Macedonia
Mackhamie
Commission
A. M. Crowell
Ickes
State Police to Complete Stations
State Police Supt. A. G. Albright said the WPB granted priorities to begin construction of new radio stations at Warren and Forrest City. Completion will give seven stations statewide. Hope and Newport are in operation, EL Dorado is cooperating with law enforcement, and Clarksville is under construction.
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Little Rock
A. G. Albright
WPB
Ciable
Warren
Forrest City
Hope
Newport
EL Dorado
Aeneses
Clarksville
Falling Birth Rate Troubles Britain
London experts warn the Beveridge plan faces challenges from a declining birth rate. Some foresee Britain’s population dropping to about 27 million by 2003 from 47 million today, influencing the feasibility and design of a universal security program.
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Britain
London
Deductions for Casualty Losses and Thefts
Tax losses from fires storms shipwrecks thefts are deductible in computing net income. Claims depend on insurance recovery, property type, and whether the loss is personal or business. Determine loss as the difference between pre and post casualty values, exclude sentimental value, and deduct in the year sustained.
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Tae Joss
Milkmen urged to sweep roads for broken bottles
In Toswich England a complaint cites broken milk bottles littering roads and endangering cyclists. Residents urge milkmen to carry brooms and sweep up shattered glass to keep paths safe and clean for all road users.
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Toswich
England
Now She Shops Cash and Carry
An old fashioned health advertisement touts Donu's Villa remedies for kidney and bladder issues. It claims backache swelling headaches and dizziness signal kidney trouble and urges readers to ask their druggist for Donu's Villa pills and juice. It mentions a long track record of relief over decades and promises toxins flush from the blood.
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Donu
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