Emperor Hirohito Must Be Removed To End War
A provocative piece argues Hirohito as supreme commander must be eliminated to halt World War II. It accuses the emperor of treachery, calls for a bombing of his palaces and Shinto shrines, and urges demolition of Japan's imperial dynasty to stop the conflict. The author endorses immediate drastic action to end the war and reshape Japan's leadership structure.
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Kantaro Suzuki
Rohito
Japan
Elf
Hirohito
Zirohito
Japanese Emperors Myth Debate Moves to Military Status
A fragment notes shifting views on the Emperor's role as a military figure. It mentions annual hiking season at Mt Fuji and the Japanese Alps, and cites prewar propaganda by militarists, educators, and businessmen to shape American perceptions of Nipponese rulers.
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Mt. Fuji
Alps
Two Men Die In Adirondack Lake Sinking At Friends Lake
Two men fishing in Friends Lake were drowned when their outboard motorboat capsized on Saturday. They were identified as John Ryan, 51, of Schenectady, and J. L. Ledge, 48, of Richmond, Va.
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Adirondacks
Chestertown
Friends Lake
John Ryan
Schenectady
J. L. Ledge
Richmond
Governors Gather Today At Mackinac Conference Notes 1944 Leaders
Mackinac Island Michigan hosts a gathering of governors and state executives from across the nation. Key figures include Dewey Bricker Stassen Marshall and King slated to address sessions and luncheons. The meeting focuses on veterans affairs airport development social security conversion industry employment conservation war properties and federal state relations.
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Naas
Allielai
Tratentay
Atedeean
Como
New York
Dewey Bricker
Dewey
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Pual
Harold F. Stassen
Minnesota
George C. Marshall
Army
Ernest J. King
Ony
Maw
Truman
Two Trains Collide in Eaton Rapids Killing Two
In Jackson Michigan a New York Central freight train struck a passenger train at the depot in Eaton Rapids, killing the freight engineer David Greer and brakeman R. O. Rhodes of Grand Rapids. Fireman L. J. Hotchkiss escaped. Twenty six passengers were injured and transported to hospitals, including Betty Roberts of Utica New York with a knee injury.
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Jackson
Mich
New York Central
Eaton Rapids
Here
David Greer
Grand Rapids
R. O. Rhodes
L. J. Hotchkiss
Betty Roberts
Utica
N. Y
Air Masses Shape Our Weather in Four Main Types
Weather buffs learn air masses drive our weather. Polar continental air brings cold dry days. tropical air fuels rain and storms. polar Atlantic air bleaker New England. marine tropical air from Pacific dehydrates to form dust and heat waves. The piece notes four principal air masses, their origins, and how they influence daily forecasts, with reader tips on observing the Moon and Venus.
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North America
Canada
Alaska
Superior
Teaas
Gulf Coast
Santa Ana
Pacific
Port
Caribbean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
North Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
New England
Maritime Provinces
Texas
Akansas
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Great Plains
Pacific Ocean
Mexico
Rocket Mountains
Small Naval Ship Survives Plane Attack
A U Smail destroyer escort berthed at Seattle after a Ka mixoff near Okinawa. Five Japanese Kamikazes attacked. one penetrated the quarterdeck, tearing through sleeping areas as a 500 pound bomb exploded off the port side. Four attackers were shot down. the surviving plane managed a low attack before being repelled.
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Seatile U
U.S. Smail
Okinawa
Com. Chittenden B
Tasior
Lima
Ohio
Yasior
Hatch Act Repeal Bill Introduced in Senate
Senator On D Johnston of South Carolina introduced a bill in the Senate to repeal the Hatch Act which bars federal employees from political activity. He argued no one should be penalized for holding government office or barred from participating in government affairs.
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Washington
Llp
D. Johnston
D-S.c
Senate
Johnston
Army Major Will Appeal Conviction
MITCHEL FIELD Army Major Walter V Racdovich prepared Saturday to appeal to high military authorities the court martial conviction of the young combat pilot on charges of accepting 7000 to keep two enlisted men from being sent overseas. The 24 year old Los Angeles native, holder of the Distinguished Flying Cross for exploits against the Japanese in the China Burma India theater, was convicted yesterday by a 30 man military court. He was sentenced to be dishonorably discharged and to serve three years imprisonment at hard labor.
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Mitchel Field
Walter V. Racdovich
Los Angeles
Wrong Way Dayton Foot Shot Demonstration Accident
Patterson of Dayton is treated for a gunshot wound to the foot after a 20 gauge shotgun discharged while he demonstrated an Arms approval technique to his brother. The incident occurred during a sun handling demonstration that went wrong.
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Dayton
Q. Cup
Pei Holts Patterson
Royals, cocktails, and a missing bond amid a prince visit
A Kansas City scene at a royal event ends with a guest’s bold toast to Prince Abdi Ilah and a party member slipping a hemmed gesture during cocktail hour. In nearby news, Claude Newton loses a $25 bond after a tornado devastates his home and station, later leading to police pursuit. Meat ration increases for miners were promised by OPA administrator Bowles.
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Kansas City
Abdi Ilah
Prophetstown
Claude Newton
Olef
Newton
Dixon
Dixton
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