Annamites Strike Against French Authority In Indo China
Report from Saigon says southern Indo China Annamites declared a general strike and boycotted French families amid renewed protests against French rule. In Norway, U S forces to be relieved by British troops in early October. France buys 50 U S Army hospitals for 12 million dollars. Typhoon in Japan on Sept 17 kills at least 158 Nipponese. many homes and ships destroyed.
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War Era Reflections and Occupation Crises Highlight JP News
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Sersia Osmena
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George Atcheson, Jr
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Occupation Policy for Japan Outlined by White House
The White House outlines postwar aims for Japan including disarmament demilitarization and abolition of ultranationalist groups. It calls for democratic reforms reparations and dismantling heavy industry while preserving some peaceful trade relations under supervision.
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Oil Strike Shrinks refinery output across several states
Strike actions by oil workers halted more than a score of refineries in Texas Indiana Michigan Ohio Illinois and West Virginia totaling about 15000 workers in Texas 1500 in Detroit and 5000 in Chicago area. Government conciliator Edgar Warren called 63 industry reps and the union to Chicago to seek a settlement as tensions rose.
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Woman wins sprint in Luton mass race to fetch first house-to-let ads
Hundreds of Lutonians raced at stampede pace after the first house-to-let advertisement appeared in years. A woman won the sprint five minutes after the paper hit the streets, as locals queued for housing notices.
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Terry Leaves 2d Service Command for India-Burma Theater
Maj. Gen. Thomas A. Terry resigns as head of the Second Service Command and flies to assume command of the India-Burma Theater with headquarters at New Delhi. He took over the Second Service Command on May 1, 1942, as Brig. Gen. Sumner Waite temporarily assumed the post. Command headquarters are at Governors Island, New York.
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Sumner Waite
Wallander Becomes NYPD Commissioner After Valentine Exit
Deputy Chief Inspector Arthur W Wallander assumed command of the New York City Police Department. He will earn 12500 a year and serve the remainder of the five year term after Lewis J Valentine resigned for a higher paying radio post.
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Mother Sees Boy Fall to Death in Air Exhibit
Lincoln Nebraska reports Howard Haga a 36 year old man fell 1500 feet to his death during an exhibition ride at Lincoln Army Air Field. Lt B Y Patterson, the pilot, said the plane flew upside down and the safety belt may have come unfastened. The boy's mother Mrs Justine Hazaman witnessed the tragedy in distress.
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Howard Hagaman
Lincoln Army Air Field Siers
B. Y. Patterson
Justine Hazaman
Kamikaze Pilots Return After Failed Suicide Missions
In Yokohama the UPI reports some Kamikaze volunteers returned home alive. Sadao Yamada aged 19 and Utaka Sarula aged 19 claimed the body crashing tactic failed due to strong U S fighter opposition and bad weather, challenging previous theories about the mission.
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Japan
Sadao Yamada
Utaka Sarula
U. S
Ex Reform School Officials Indicted in Eldora Case
Five former Eldora State Training School officials and employees were indicted Saturday on charges including second degree murder and conspiracy by a Harding County special grand jury. The panel also called for resignations from two members of the state board of control.
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