War, peace talks and Japan’s blunders in 1945
Washington notes recount the Pacific war’s pivotal last year with Tokyo Toyoda statements on peace efforts with the Kremlin, Soviet break, and Potsdam. It covers Japanese naval strategy, Midway losses, oil shortages, and merger debates between army and navy, amid U.S. strategic bombing impacts.
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Istanbul
Japam
Gghl
Turkey
Lote Lars
Tokyo
Tshy
U.S
Tappy
Potsdam
Jap Naval
Midway
Sunneapolie
Minneapolis
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Minna
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Notic Dap
Ica
Jagr Army
Navy
Solomons
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Paetije
Tryts
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Jay
Kremlin
Totsdam
Weeks Tiler
Voyoda
Etx Council
Toyoda
Foreign Office
Abassador
Moscow
Vorur Pissar
Othal
Blulin Amd Molotov
Soscow
Duper
Russia
U. S
Cosmic Ray Flight Starts for South America
Washington July 20 INSJ A B27 began a high altitude flight to South America to study cosmic rays. Army air forces scientists debate whether harnessing cosmic ray energy could surpass atomic energy by about twelve thousand times, potentially a force for good or evil.
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Washington
INSJ
South America
Army Air Forces
Butter Black Market Losses Forced in Chicago
Chicago July 29 market report says operators in the butter black market were compelled to take losses this week. The department of agriculture news service notes many former receivers of over ceiling butter relinquished procurement sources and folded, with supplies sold at a loss to recognized dealers.
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Chicago
Bey
Market News Service
Department of Agriculture
Department
Truman Denies Going to Shrine Meeting
The White House denied reports that President Truman would travel to San Francisco next week for the Shrine convention. Secretary Charles G. Ross said he had denied the rumors daily for a week and urged belief in the denials.
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Washington
White’ House
San Francisco
Truman
Charles G. Ross
White House
Laymen Urge to Work at Youth for Christ Rally
Dr J W Marshall of Richmond Virginia, secretary of the Southern Baptist foreign missions board, spoke at the First Baptist church weekly Youth for Christ rally Saturday night. Soldiers attended in large numbers, with music by a 30 percent voice soldier from a military training center. He urged that the world will not be saved by missionaries alone and that laypeople must join in all walks of life.
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J. W
God
Pat
Ingman
Lfe
Fish Removed From Lung at Charity Hospital New Orleans
New Orleans July 20 A smoker like bronchial sponge but no living fish a silver dollar sized flounder was removed today at Charity hospital from the right lung of Franklin Lorrain 26 an ex serviceman of Cutoff Louisiana He had caught the fish while trawling at Grand Isle and told his daughter to watch as he pretended to swallow The fish slipped from his mouth and he gulped it down
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New Orleans
Charity Hospital
Franklin Lavrain
Cutoff
Layvain
Grand Isle
Lorrain
Unusual Thief Reported by Police at West Point
Police in West Point report an unusual burglary at a vacant apartment. A thief broke in and stole a telephone, with officers noting odd behavior as they investigated the incident dated July 20.
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West Point
Misg
Taylor Man Dies at 84 in Stamford Services Held
TAYLOR, July 20. T L Williams aged 84 father of Mrs F W Scharnberg of Taylor died at his home in Stamford Wednesday. Services were held there Friday.
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Taylor
T. L. Willams
F. W. Scharnberg
Stamford
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