Lord Gort Quits Palestine Helm In War News
Allied reports say vigilance against revived Japanese aims at reconquest and revenge is key even as demobilized troops return. Brig. Gen. Thorpe cautions the danger is limited to a few, with larger risk as troops repatriate from China and other regions. Three Japanese officers are questioned over the 1942 Doolittle executions in Kiangwan Shanghai. Two Iwasaki family members resign from their posts in a broad Japan update.
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Elliot R. Thorpe
China
Kiangwan
Shanghai
Hata
Yusei Wamitsu
Toyo City
Yonefusa Wamitsu
Greater Eastern Asia Independence Society
Tokyo Bar Association
Shigeru Sawada
Omori
Iwasaki
Japan
Slaying of Mrs Young puzzles Oakland police in Michigan
Oakland county investigates the second slaying in three weeks as Mrs Alberta Rose Young 33 wife of an Army Air Forces captain is found dead in the Clinton River near Pontiac. An autopsy shows a single bullet to the temple. Authorities review her bank book for motive and search for a former co worker linked to the case.
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Mich
Oakland County
Alberta Rose Young
Army Air Forces
France
Clinton River
Charles Searle
Detroit Homesquad
Edward K. Thomas
Searle
Young
Bond Displays Are Requested In Mount Clemens
Mount Clemens residents are urged by city drive chairman Martin G. Schwark to adorn windows with Victory Loan displays. Returning veterans note the lack of exterior signs and see displays as aiding troop reintegration and stabilizing the economy. Schwark cites posters and literature available and highlights Malbin furniture store as a timely example. Service clubs are responding.
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Mount Clemens
Martin G. Schwark
City Drive
Schwark
Malbin
Mild rebuke marks new drain dispute
A Lake St Clair pollution protest by Grosse Pointe Farms drew a letter from the State Department of Health to Macomb County Drain Commissioner John See. The mild censure addresses storm water overflow from Lakeshore Interceptor and the dispute moves to formal channels.
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Grosse Pointe Farms
Lake St. Clair
Macomb County
State Department of Health
Western Union Protest Strike Is Restricted Nationwide
Western Union workers in most cities cancelled plans for a five hour protest strike. Local 146 president Joseph J. Lenahan said Detroit Philadelphia and possibly Hartford planned a stoppage from 1 to 6 p m today, with the nationwide demonstration reduced.
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New York
Joseph J. Lenahan
Commercial Telegraphers Union Afl
Detroit
Philadelphia
Hartford
Conn
Government seeks 20 percent civil service pay raise
The government asks a 20 percent raise for civil service workers and roughly a ten thousand dollar annual boost for Congress members cabinet officials and federal judges. Gen George C Kenney backs a combined Army and Navy pay request. A Senate House panel plans to ask President Truman to allow officials to volunteer information on Pearl Harbor.
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Washington
George C. Kenney
Army
Navy
Senate House
Truman
Pearl Harbor
Congress
White House
Civil Service
Arthur S. Flemming
Ate Committee
Michigan Sugar New Shipment Arrives
Michigan Sugar announces a new shipment arrival at H. A. Smith Store, highlighting stock update and availability for customers.
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Michigan Sugar
H. A. Smith Store
Deming
Adv
Mount Clemens Fire Department Seeks New 1000-Gallon Pumper
Commissioner Lawrence Oehmke told the City Commission the state recalled its war emergency pumper left in Mount Clemens. With only two aging pumpers, one from Harrison Township and one from Mount Clemens, parts are unavailable. The chief urged a new 1000 gallon pumper with four lines, noting two smaller pumps are less effective.
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Mount Clemens
Public Safety
Lawrence Oehmke
City Commission
Oehmke
Harrison Township
Warning Against Burning Leaves on Pavement
Commissioner Lawrence Ochmke warns residents not to burn leaves on streets noting danger to pedestrians and risk of fires spreading to nearby houses. He says leaf fires dry street oil and damage pavement, creating holes. People urged to burn leaves in alleys or driveways.
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Commissioner of Public Safety
Lawrence Ochmke
Peopl
Key Witness Questioned by U. S. Officers
Oil executive McPherson faces circuit court after his attorney seeks to end the defense delay. Key witness Fred Mohr was picked up by immigration authorities as he left Justice Jeannette’s court, after previously identifying McPherson as the driver in the Oct 23, 1943, fatality. Mohr told prosecutors he had lied to police to protect his job but later confessed.
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G. Boyd MacPherson
Frank E. Jeannette
Hugh H. Neale
McPherson
MacPherson
Fred Mohr
Jeannette
Wilbur F. Held
Fred Maletta
Warren Township
Mohr
Joseph Baldwin
Hoover Road
Maletta
Milk Pasteurization Question for Macomb County
The Macomb County Board of Supervisors will discuss whether all milk sold locally should be pasteurized to prevent undulent fever. The November meeting will hear a report from John Coughlin of East Detroit urging enforcement of Act 293 of 1945.
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Macomb County
County Board of Supervisors
John Coughlin
East Detroit
Bureau of Dairy
Department of Agriculture
Coughlin
Sclons
The Voice Lands in the Middle at Froebel High
In Gary Indiana on November 2, The Voice attracted bobby socked crowds but Froebel High School strike leaders remained cool to Frank Sinatra's plea to end the protest over what they call bi racial policies of principal R A Nuzum. Spokesman Leonard Levenda said the situation has not changed. Mayor Joseph Finerty criticized Sinatra's remarks as unfortunate and harmful to the community.
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Gary
Ind
Bobby Soxers
Froebel High School
Frank Sinatra
Voice
Froebel
R. A. Nuzum
Leonard Levenda
Joseph Finerty
Sinatra
What Revised Tax Law Means By James Marlow
Washington report explains the 1946 income tax cut effective January 1. It affects about 12 million filers who will owe no tax in 1946 and keeps 1945 figures intact for those under five thousand dollars. Taxpayers will see lower withholding through government tables and three changes: same exemptions, a 3 percent cut in each surtax bracket, and a 5 percent overall tax reduction.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Resignation of Lord Gort T
London reports Lord Gort resigns as high commissioner for Palestine as violence there is labeled a wanton resort to force. Curfew imposed after railways cut and explosions. Cairo sees street fighting amid anti Zionist strikes and police firing into crowds. Five killed and at least eight wounded as outbreaks spread with Jewish groups demanding immigration relief.
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Henry B. Jameson
London
Lord Gort
Palestine
Commons
Britain
Cairo
Palestine Post
Hall
Know What New Charter Proposes For Mt Clemens Voters
The Mt. Clemens city charter proposal is printed in full in today's Monitor- Leader ahead of the January 8 vote. The charter commission has worked long and faithfully on municipal government changes and residents are urged to study it carefully. Beginning Tuesday November 6 the Monitor-Leader will publish brief excerpts explaining the provisions of the proposal in depth.
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Mt. Clemens
Monitor- Leader
Charter Commission
Monitor-Leader
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