Soviet Broadcasting Stations Bombarding Nippon With Neres
Soviet broadcasts from Moscow relayed via Khabarovsk and Komsomsk bombard Japanese listeners with a Russian version of Nipponese news. Programs include a half hour English summary and a critical take on General MacArthur. Some 761,000 Japanese POWs remain unaccounted for.
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Tokyo
Moscow
Khabarovsk
Komsomsk
Kremlin
Japan
Soviet Union
Voice of America
San Francisco
Manila
Orient
US Airlines Carry More Passengers in 1942 Military Purposes
After half their equipment was diverted for military use, U. S. airlines carried more passengers and twice as much air freight in 1942 than in 1941, reflecting wartime transport needs and adjusted operations.
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U. S
Butler County Naval Training Center to Be Dedicated
The new Butler County Naval Training Center at Hamilton will be dedicated Saturday at 2 30 p m with Commodore J E Arnold conducting ceremonies. Open house will run May 23 29 with demonstrations, tours and radio operations showcasing the 350 by 154 foot facility housing 200 enlisted men and 10 officers of the Naval Reserve division.
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Butler County Naval Training Center
Butler County
Hamilton
J. E. Arnold
Naval Reserve
Ninth Naval District
Great Lakes
Ill
Sarencual
A. R. Hartman
O New House
Naval Reserve Division
Navy
Naval
Butler County Culvert Project Bid Noted by State
Ohio Department of Highways plans to open bids May 25 for 23 projects including a Butler County job. The Butler County culvert project on State Route 747 near Maystown covers 0.549 mile, with grading and widening. Estimated cost is 49,700 dollars and completion by October 31.
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Butler County
Ohio Department of Highways
Columbus
Earl L. Reed
Princeton-Glendale
Maystown
City Briefs Thursday club and union meetings list
Dance Club of VFW meets at 7 30 p m in the club room. Blythe Williams Post Auxiliary of American Legion meets at 8 p m at Silver Leaf Social Club Ninth Ave. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 7 30 p m Thursday. Armco Employees Independent Federation executive committee meets at 7 p m in AEIF offices. Alpha Council No 326 Jr OWAM convenes at 8 p m 19 North Broad St. Odd Fellows Lodge meets 7 30 p m Central Ave hall. Moose Club meets 8 p m West Central Ave hall. Thomas L McNary Cincinnati Branch 43 guest speaker at Branch 188 National Association of Letter Carriers 7 30 p m Trades and Labor Hall.
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Blythe-Williams Post Auxiliary of
American Legion
Silver Leaf Social Club
Ninth Ave
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Alpha Council
No. 326, Jr. Owam
North Broad St
Thomas L. McNary
Cincinnati
National Association of Letter Carriers
Trades and Labor Hall
Middletown Journal Wins Merit Certificate for Safe Driving
The Middletown Journal circulation department earned a Certificate of Merit from the International Circulation Managers Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association for driving 106 470 miles without an accident in 1947. Six drivers cover over 315 miles daily in Warren, Sutler, Montgomery and Preble counties, maintaining a faultless record for seven years.
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Middletown Journal Circulation Department
International Circulation Managers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Middletown Safety Council
Middletown Journal
Journal
Sutler
Warren
Montgomery
Preble
Ohio
Fenton W. Chew
Humphrey elected head of Dayton accountants group
Gerald E. Humphrey of Middletown was elected president of the Dayton chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants and will assume office June 1. He works for Armco Steel.New officers include Willis L. Russell and Frank L. Arnold as vice presidents Roy E. Kimmel as secretary Allan B. Gould as treasurer and directors L. G. Bradford Ora Ray Dawson Clifton C. Hawkins Jr Norton McGiffin Jr Joseph J. Praham Robert R. Rogers Veryl Kinzig Albert H. Ellinger and Harry M. Groff.
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Gerald E. Humphrey
Middletown
Dayton
National Association of Cost Accountants
Humphrey
Armco Steel Corporation
Wilelis L. Russell
Frank L. Arnold
Roy E. Kimmel
Allan B. Gould
L. G. Bradford
Ora Ray Dawson
Clifton C. Hawkins, Jr
Norton McGiffin, Jr
Joseph J. Praham
Robert R. Rogers
Veryl Kinzig
Albert H. Ellinger
Harry M. Groff
Middletown Vehicle Safety Contest Initiatives
The event targets haulers and marks the chairmanship of the Commercial Vehicle Division. It runs alongside a parallel contest by the Middletown Safety Council for the city’s commercial operators.
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Middletown
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