Shigemitsu visits amid postwar Japan questions
Hal Boyle recalls a 1945 Missouri ceremony and MacArthur’s signings while discussing how United States aid could help Japan prosper and defend itself. He notes Shigemitsu’s paradoxical role as war crimes convict turned popular political advocate in America and reflects on the war’s end and allied victory.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Japan
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
United States
Shanghai
Missouri
Gen. MacArthur
Mitsu
Hosiiro lUmezo
MacArthur
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Time on Your Hands Time on Your Hands ACROBS 3 Upon 1 Clock face 4 Ocean vessel 8 Twelve
A garbled clockwork puzzle item lists terms and numbers from 1 to 61, mixing time phrases with imperial and chemical hints, Latin notes, and stray references. It resembles an interleaved crossword style clue set with many misread entries and no clear single event.
Fragmented Puzzle Clue Pairings From War Era Page
A museum-style fragment lists clues and entries such as Habitat plant Pry form King of Israel Honeys Amphitheater Grok Wicked Peaceful Pulpit Property Man's name Italian city Packsway Girl's name and a reflective wartime crumb notes the Navy band playing California Here I Come. The passage remarks on Shigemitsu returning as a guest and contemplates rebuilding a Japanese army surrendered ten years earlier in a terse, era-tinged aside.
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Japan
Navy
California
Shigemitsu
Geo Booth, Worcester Editor and Leader, Dies
George F. Booth, 84, editor and publisher of the Worcester Telegram and Gazette and president of WTAG, died at his Bass Rocks summer home. A charter AP member, he shaped state and Worcester affairs and held civic roles with Boy Scouts, the Art Museum, and the Chamber of Commerce. He leaves three children.
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Worcester
Maas
George F. Booth
Worcester Telegram and Gazette
WTAG
Bass Rocks
Gloucester
Associated Press
Hartford
Dard
Gazette
The
Telegram
Sunday Telegram
Christian Herter
Booth
Worcester Art Museum
Worcester Council of Boy Scouts
New England Daily Newspaper
Assn
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Peoples Savings Bank
Massachusetts State
Massachusetts
Herter
Edwin C. Butler
Howard M. Booth
Robert Booth
Lady Farmer Seeks Trial By Farmers In Wheat Case
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania Miss Elsie Mumma, charged with overplanting a six acre wheat allotment on a seven acre Hummelston dairy farm in 1954, asks for trial by a jury of farmers. She disputes the charges saying the wheat was for feed and asserts historical land ownership.
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Harrisburg
Hummelston
Elsie Mumma
Book Lists Achievements of the Eisenhower Administration
The White House distributed a 42 page booklet summarizing achievements of the Eisenhower administration to key government officials for interdepartmental use only. A spokesman said the document was not tailored for speeches and would not be made public, though it could serve as speech material.
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Washington
White House
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