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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1944

Page

4

Paramushiro Strategy Drives Pacific War Outlook

Allied planners view Paramushiro as a key northern route toward Tokyo, with raids from Attu growing in strength. The volcanic island lies 765 miles from Attu and 1200 miles from Tokyo, offering a potential dagger against Japan if captured and used to base bombers and disrupt industrial and military targets.

New York Pacific Paramushiro Japan Kurile Islands Alaska Roosevelt Tokyo General Macarthur Central Pacific Agmirsi Nimitz Mountbatten Burma Arctic Atti Alewsians Mushiro Paramustuto Eurile Ariy Attu Hokkaido America U.S

Income Tax Jake Turns on Payer

Gerald Martin tried to pay his income tax in eight boxes for the internal revenue office. He handed over 77.75 dollars in cash to a cashier who counted the money carefully, then he changed his mind and walked away.

Jake Sollet Gerald Martin Internal Revenue Office Martin Stang Spark Ang

Battleships' Role in Truk Raid Revealed in Eyewitness Accounts

Eyewitness reports from Pearl Harbor detail the February 16 17 raid on Truk by American battleships and carrier planes. They say Japanese opposition was weaker than expected, anti aircraft fire came mainly from cruisers, and the American force sank a cruiser while destroying numerous enemy aircraft.

Ree Peatl Harbor Truk United Wales Japan Harry W. Harrisop Miami Beach Fla Attark Donald B. Ingerslew Trenton Wham William G. Privette Chapel Hil N. C Ingerslew Harrison Pearl Harbor Frivette Ingersien Jay Regia Silence Marianas Islands

Doctor Sanford Gifford Dies at 62 in Chicago

Dr. Sanford H. Gifford, 62, renowned ophthalmologist and author, died in Chicago today from pneumonia. A leading eye specialist, he was summoned to treat the Duchess of Windsor in the past when her husband, the Duke of Windsor, visited the United States.

Chicago Sanford HK. Gifford Gifford Duchess of Windsor Duke of

Tokyo admits 6500 lost in marshals garrisons

New York February 25 Tokyo acknowledged 502 men of Kwajalein and Roi garrisons plus 450 army navy and 2000 civilians annihilated by American forces that captured the strongholds. Tokyo notes variance with American figures 8122 dead on Kwajalein and 236 Americans killed. Among the dead on Kwajalein was a naval prince’s son and two admirals of the garrisons. The 2000 civilians were said to have shared in the last charge on February 7.

New York Radio Tokyo Today Kwajalein Roi Islands Tokyo Japan Mashiko Osawa Yasuhiko Asrka Lsted

Tojo forms unified Japanese government in reshuffle

Washington reports Premier Tojo has unified control by making himself premier and army chief of staff while Admiral Shimada doubles as navy chief of staff. The cabinet changes replaced finance minister Kaya with Ishiwata and appointed Dehida as agriculture minister, Gole as transport minister, signaling a homefront appeasement after Pacific war reverses.

Washington Tojo Iis Tokyo Shigetaro Shimada Navy Pacific Marshall Islands White Finance Ministry Oly Okimori Kaya North China Utaro Ishiwata Ishiwata Hiranuma Pear Harbor Japan Gapay Tulu Shinya Dehida Agriculture Selyukan Eetta Gole

Ledo Route Advances in Burma Under Stilwell

American trained Chinese troops push through the Ku kawng valley in northern Burma, crossing the Chindwin river and advancing toward Maingkwan as U S end eleeets hurry on the Leip road. Supplies come by road and air while Japanese defense remains uncertain.

Stilwell Burma INS Kukawng Chindwin River U. S Maingkwan Leip Hukawng

Mayor Backing Palestine Plan Supported by San Antonio Visit

Mayor Mauermann endorses a U S Conference of Mayors resolution to open Palestine to unrestricted Jewish colonization. He cites a similar Massachusetts Mayors Club pause and urges Palestine to become a free democratic Jewish commonwealth.

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