Japs Ready to Surrender If Emperor Keeps Power
The Domei agency said Japan offered to accept Potsdam terms if the emperor keeps his powers, a move read as an unconditional surrender condition. Officials in Washington and Britain weighed the offer as Tokyo’s potential end to hostilities, with reaction mixed and no official confirmation from Tokyo.
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Domel
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Truman Warns Japs To Flee As War Aims Escalate
President Truman warns Japan to flee industrial cities as atomic bomb use accelerates the war. He explains Hiroshima as a military target and says further strikes will follow if Japan does not surrender. He asserts there are no secret Berlin bargains and affirms the United Nations role in preventing total destruction.
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Japan
Truman
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Stalin
Hiroshima
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Tse Ft Walll
Mr. Truman
United States
Britain
Canada
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United Nations
County Dads Reject Transit Tower Tax Break
County Commissioners on Friday denied the Transit Tower companys petition to lower its assessment from 439070 to 143000. The building was bought last year by H B Zachery for 460000 and previously assessed at 377000 in 1944 before the board of equalization raised it to 430000.
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Entrances Guarded At White House
Barricades were erected around entrances to the White House as Washington faced a feverish end of war atmosphere. Sidewalks on Pennsylvania Avenue were closed to pedestrians and military police removed lingering leaflets from the scene.
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Japan
Window Peeping Firearm Incident Near San Pedro
Daniel o oo of 180 Keen kau street was wounded Friday at Robert B. Green hospital with a bullet in the left wing after a resident Millsap of 120 San Pedro avenue fired into bushes outside his home. Millsap told police he saw a man peeping in his window and fired when there was no response, finding the youth later in the bushes.
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Keenkau Street
Robert, B. Green Hospital
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San Pedro Avenue
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Garaa
Jap Terms Of 1944 Farcical Reprint In 1940s War Note
New York reveals a satirical take on a 1944 Japanese government document. It mocks plan to sever oil and steel trade with America, destroy shipyards except essential ones, and establish a sovereign Japanese authority free from political influence. The spoof lists drastic aims and continued surveillance of the United States for years, likening it to a parody of wartime demands.
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Reap Adm
Taneshan
Yasal Wishiva
Pourly Cligins
Chase
Japan
United States
Reds Drive Deep In Manchuria Warfront Advances Across Fronts in Asia
Soviet dispatches report Red forces pushing into Manchuria from Kharbarovsk toward Vindivastok and Keiko, with Tokyo broadcasting an invasion of Korea near Changkufeng.Artillery and air attacks ignite fires in Tiernin, Kirin, and ports including Rastia and Seishin as Chinese and Japanese authorities prepare for wider conflict and coordinated air support with Soviet troops.
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Changkufeng
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Keiko
Japan
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Moreon
Germany
Lin Baat Asiq
Red Air Force
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Heltiking
Kirin
Rastia
Seishin
China
Chungkng
Manchuria
Soviet Red Army pushes on Manchuria front
Soviet troops widened their Manchurian frontier advances on August 10 1945 striking along multiple fronts. Dispatches say units cut enemy lines of communication and advanced toward the Kwantung army while Red Army air forces bombed ports Seisbub and Rashin in an effort to disrupt Japan's northeastern boundary.
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Amur
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Rashin
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San Antonio
Mongolian Army Forces May Strike Japanese in Manchuria
A Moscow broadcast reports the Mongolian People’s Party anticipates delivering a strong blow to Japanese forces in northern Manchuria. The force, described as fully equipped with Red Army training, could include at least ten cavalry and infantry divisions, supported by tanks and aircraft.
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Manchuria
Moscow
People's Party
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