ICC Observer Sees Familiarities in Freight Debates and Comforts
Othman reflects on the Interstate Commerce Commission as a steady place where hearings on freight rates persist. He recalls petitions by railroad engineers, hopes for softer engine seats, and notes the ongoing debates, courteous officials, and familiar faces amid evolving maritime and inland shipping plans.
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Othman Awashington
Talnthir
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mnal- Ivy Ito
Klawall
PFAVT
Lotomatic Ringikeers
Ms Dispatch
New
Hamipshiy
Testimony at Homma War Crimes Trial
Tech. Sgt Worave M. Clark of Salisbury Maryland testified at the U S military commission trial of Lt Gen Masahare Homma for war crimes related to the Bataan death march. Clark described an incident involving a Japanese officer who headed an American soldier unable to rise.
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Manila
Bataan
Worave M. Clark
Salisbury
Masahare Homma
Clackalee
US. m Mlitary Commission
Homma
Grandsons in U S Armed Forces Noted in Bade Family
A Bade family report credits Julius Bade with leading 28 grandsons in U S military service during World War II. Six served in the Pacific, another in the Merchant Marine. others in US Army camps and the European theater.
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Brague
Neb
Julius
Bade
Dix
Tofne
Utis
United States
G. A. Bade
Pacific
Ond
Ifein
Merchsant Mariné
Carips
Army Paper Accuses War Office of Censorship
A Tokyo statement by enlisted personnel of the Tokwa editien o of the Army newspaper Siars and Stripes claims the paper has been converted into a house organ for the War Department. The authors say editors agreed to subordinate news to serve Army hierarchy and allied interests, protesting the demobilization slow down and alleging press manipulation continues in Japan. They recount an incident where an American soldier killed by Japanese, and a accused Japanese officer’s actions, are used to critique censorship and coercion in coverage.
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Tokyo
Tokwa Editien O
Siars and Stripes
I Fere Press
Psper
Army Ehierarchy
Aiddiy Miny
Persunoed
INE
Lngs
War Department
Mtest
Ss Ay Gener
Japan
New London Board Reorganized Names New Officers
Arlen Bach was reappointed as president of the New London Board of Education with Hope Pierce as vice president and Rush Molter as clerk. The rearranged board met to set directions for the term while noting routine business and upcoming tasks.
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NEW London DL
Pomatera
Cate
Avon Charm Club Meeting and Social at Mrs Vogt’s Home
Avon Charm Club members gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Codenien Vogt’s house for a tea with prizes, games, and card playing. Guests included Mrs Julius Forthofee and Mrs Annte West, with refreshments served after the business portion.
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Avon Charm Club
AVON
Dogegh
Fertheter
Tine Choatmaban
Cere
Ceorge Maacid
Walter Ragseter
Vas
Aes
Casper Wace Gests
Codenien Vogt
AuaAdiary
Julius Forthofee
Spebb
Annte West
Dash Wasa
Loewe
Boone
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Frank Sully
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