Honorable Ancestors Must Be Sad By DON BALDWIN
Japanese men faced two great defeats in World War II and must accept a second loss as women gain rights. The article notes women now share legal protections, education rights, and influence in family life, reshaping society beyond prewar norms. It highlights changes in marriage, dating, work, and social life driven by feminists and occupation-era reforms.
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Tokyo
Japan
Schools Keep Student Choice Open in North Middletown
The Board of Education confirms ninth to twelfth grade students in North Middletown may choose Roosevelt Junior High and Middletown High or Lemon Monroe High. Last date to change is Friday Aug 30, with school starting Sept 3. offices open Aug 31 and Sept 2.
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North Middletown
Roosevelt Junior High
Middletown High School
Lemon-Monroe High School
Board of Education
Spring Hill
Maple Park
Lemon- Monroe
Roosevelt
Lemon-Monroe
Middletown
Madison Township
Blue Ball
Hemisphere Market Plan Is Devised
At the Inter-American Economic Conference in Buenos Aires a Peru proposed a Western Hemisphere common market aiming to unite the United States Canada and Latin American nations within ten years. Economists see regional markets as more likely but the proposal signals a push for economic unity to compete globally.
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Buenos Aires
Peru
Latin America
Hemishere
United States
Canada
No-title Describes Japanese Women’s Hair Fashion Change
A mother explains she will trim and wave her eldest son's wife’s hair in Western style to avoid being seen as cruel by neighbors. She says accepting the new life for Japan's women is necessary.
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Japan
Tokyo
Toastmasters elects W Paul W Haeberlin president
W Paul W Haeberlin an insurance executive from Ontario Canada was elected president of Toastmasters International on Friday New directors include Willard Bixby Novelty Ohio.
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Dallas W—Paul W. Haeberlin
Ontario
Canada
Toastmasters International
Willard Bixby
Novelty
Ohio
Serviceman Ray Thomas On Leave From Walter Reed Hospital
SP3 C Ray Thomas son of Mrs Cloe Thomas of 1716 Sheridan Ave is spending a month with his family after being granted leave from Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington. He was injured in a February truck accident at Ft Stewart Ga while with the military police pursuing an escaped prisoner. He will return to the hospital after his furlough.
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Ray Thomas
Cloe Thomas
Sheridan Ave
Walter Reedane Hospital
Washington
Thomas
Ft. Stewart
Ft. Stewart Stockade
Six Middletown YMCA Leaders Attend Regional Training School
Six Middletown YMCA representatives from boys and girls leaders clubs will attend the second annual Youth Leader Training School for the Ohio West Virginia area at Camp Moores Zanesville YMCA camp from today through August 30. The program covers club procedure standardization first aid leadership and fitness activities with Don Hardesty Middletown YMCA staff counseling the local group.
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Middletown
Ohio- West Virginia
Becky Frisby
Betsy O'Neil
Sharon Cowgill
Donna Cross
Fred Giltrow
Paul Meeks
Camp Moores
Zanesville
Don Hardesty
Pedestrian Killed Near U S 40 In Noble County
Gene F. Miller thirty one from near Sarahsville Noble County died Friday night after being struck by an automobile while crossing U S 40 four miles west of Zanesville Ohio.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Gene F. Miller
Sarahsville
Noble County
U. S. 40
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