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Polk Progress

Location

Polk, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1945

Page

3

Japanese Emperor’s Role in War and Allied Strategy

The article discusses Hirohito as a symbol used by Japan’s militarists, the impact of state worship on Japanese resistance, and Allied views on targeting the emperor’s influence. It also analyzes Japanese war industries concentrated in Tokyo Kobe Osaka and Kyushu, and Russia’s potential involvement after breaking with Japan. Potential postwar government questions are considered in light of Japan’s lack of liberal movements.

State Department Hirohito Hitler Mussolini Japan China Junkers Germany Far East Tokyo Kobe Osaka Kyushu Manchukuo Russia Pacific Siberia Vladivostok Sea of Okhotsk Ussr-Manchurian London Berlin Urals New Guinea Manchuria Stalin Yalta Jap Federation of Labor Tenant Farmers’ Union Weimar Republic

Newhouser and Trout Shine in Tiger Pitching Duo

The piece recalls the famed Detroit Tigers two man pitching staff of Harold Newhouser and Paul Trout. It notes Newhouser’s early talent and later struggles, Paul Richards’ mentoring, and Trout’s steady growth into a reliable ace. Both pitchers backed by heavy usage, appearing in over half of last year’s Tigers games and delivering far more wins than the rest of the staff.

Detroit Newhouser Trout Tigers Mathewson McGinnity Jack Chesbro Tiger E A. Batchelor Harold Paul Richards Atlanta George ‘Birdie’ Tebbetts Army Paul

Division of Territory Prompts Global Posture Debates

The piece questions Britain’s future in Singa pore and Kong Kong British Malaya Burma and India and the Dutch in the Netherlands East Indies It also weighs China’s fragile independence amid economic political strife and the risk of revolution If China cannot build a democratic system its example could hinder Far East democracy and Japanese democratization efforts.

Britain Singapore Kong Kong Malaya Burma India Netherlands East Indies China Far East

Dehydrating Quality Surplus Vegetables

Guidelines for drying surplus garden vegetables include precooking, using steam for better results, and choosing a dry drier, oven, sun, or glass behind glass. Maintain air flow, avoid cooking, ensure continuous drying, cut items uniformly, stir often, and condition for about 10 days before sealing in bags or jars. Properly dried produce enhances winter menus.

Age and calving effects on cattle breeding say Rutgers expert

After the first calf is dropped age has little effect on cows conceiving. Bulls show gradually lower breeding efficiency with age except seven-year-olds. First time heifers need more services than older cows. Breeding efficiency is not greatly influenced by time between calvings.

LE. J. Perry Rutgers University

Button Front House Frock Pattern 8780 for sizes 14 to 46

Sewing Circle patterns present pattern 8780 a button front house frock noted for easy wear and care. Design suits checked fabrics stripes or dots and lists size 16 sleeve length and fabric yardage 334 yards of 39 inch material.

This Husband Deserved A Medal for His Tact

A film actor and wife argued in a club corner when guests approached and heard her call him a mean skunk and slimy snake. He calmly admitted the insult and redirected with a sharp follow up question, showcasing tact under pressure.

Banana Plant Grows Single Massive Fruit in Far East

A Far East banana plant yields a single fruit rather than a bunch. The fruit is as long and thick as a man's arm, providing enough food for a meal for three people.

Far East

Lone Pine Survives UP Route Shaped Around It

A unique pine on Sherman Hill between Cheyenne and Laramie Wyoming stood in the original Union Pacific tracks laid in 1867. To spare the tree the company built the roadbed around it, preserving a single tree of historical note beside the Lincoln highway.

Lincoln Highway Sherman Hill Cheyenne Laramie Wyo Union Pacific

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