Air Activity Presages New Tokyo Raids
Major General James H. Doolittle predicts renewed air strikes on Japan as United Nations air forces strike dozen enemy bases in the arc near Australia and New Guinea. Allied bombers inflict heavy damage on depleted Japanese supplies while raids pound coast towns and villages. Barna Cont forces report renewed assaults on Ian Oon with aerial bombardments and machine gun attacks in the upper Chindwin area.
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Man from Bank of England leaves hospital after operation
Norman, a bank official, underwent an emergency operation on April 14 in London. He left the hospital yesterday, recovering from the surgery.
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Mock Trials and Torture by Japs After Pearl Harbor
An American recounts brutal treatment by Japanese military police in Suzume and Tokyo during early 1942. He describes forced confession, a sham five minute trial, and an 18 month sentence suspended for exchange, plus ongoing questioning and brutal conditions in prison and internment camps.
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Amphibious Drive On Kiska Urged
New York April 23 Lieutenant Chennault, veteran American air commander in the Aleutians, warned that Japanese forces on Kiska number several thousand and that only a general amphibious assault could compel a retreat. He said air attacks alone cannot drive the Japs off, as storms and soft, soggy terrain hinder bombing and enemy counter-bombing remains likely. General Sir Thomas Biddulph Birmey urged 5 percent of war output to Britain and America to sustain allied efforts.
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Help Wanted Ad Charged Quickly by Aialing Ft
A brief notice notes a rapid help wanted ad service labeled as light and low cost. It mentions a character string Aialing Ft and a numeric tag -123t as the payment or reference. The item implies a promotional or transactional listing for fast employment advertisements.
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