Keep Japs From Fortifying Bases Big U 5 Problem
Clark Lee reports from New York on prewar Japanese ranking of armed forces and current Pacific war strains. He notes American fighting spirit, contrasting German and Japanese tenacity, and cites Attu and other battles where Japanese resistance continues despite heavy Allied pressure. He recounts a firsthand view of Japanese air supremacy over China and the chilling aim to exterminate or enslave opponents. The piece argues Japan must be checked before it fortifies bases as Allied forces press toward decisive victory.
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Clark Lee
N. B
Blatt Correspordertt
New York
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Russia
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United States
America
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Tunfeln
Pssant
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Afin
Tulagi
Guadalcara
Bona
Gona
Onither
Pacific
Iiber
Pearl Harbor
Ching
Kunio Akiyama
Mr. Lee
Smin
China
Teera
Attu v
Guadalcanal
Kiska
Ealh
Avant
Burma
Iska
Pueifte
Guadal
Canal
Australia
New Guinea
India
Orient
War memoirs on Pacific battle ethics and Japan
A wartime compatriot diary discusses Bushido ideals, brutal Pacific fighting, Attu and Guadalcanal, and the strategy of pinching and bombing Japan. It argues for large scales of force, bases, and air power to overwhelm Japanese military capacity while noting civilian suffering and the need to keep pressure on multiple fronts.
Miracles Defended At Richey Revival
Evangelist Raymond T. Richey conducted revival services at the red white and blue tent on South Dwyer Avenue. Services Sunday at 3 p m and 7 30 p m with Richey as principal speaker Ira F Stanphil in charge of music. Revival continues through the coming week. Saturday speaker Harry Jaeger of Atlanta a Rey man of the American Bible Society distributed 250000 new testaments to service men in 18 months.
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Raymond T. Richey
South Dwyer Wvenure
Richey
Ira F. Stanphil
Harry Jaeger
Atlanta
Three Jap Planes to Cost $75 Bonds
Fort Dodge news notes Lieut. Martin Alger shoots down Japanese planes in the Southwest. For each Japanese plane downed, his brother-in-law Walter Paap pledges a war bond, with a $25 bond per plane. The tally stands at three planes, totaling $315 in bonds.
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Fort Dodge
Taj
Martin Alger
Walter Paap
Alger
Paap
Butter Price Protest by Texas Dairymen
The Texas Dairy Products Association filed a protest with Senator O'Daniel against a proposed price reduction by the Office of Price Administration. Telegraphic notes from J. M. E. McMurray argue that the proposed retail butter prices and storage allocations set to take effect June 1 will force small creameries out of business unless policy changes are made. They urge action to prevent ruin of producers with existing stocks and call for continued cooperation with other government agencies.
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Texas Dairy’ Products Association
O'Daniel
J. M. E. McMurray
OPA
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