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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1945

Page

1

Four-Power Plan Demands Immediate Japanese Reforms

Allied leaders outline a four power control commission to govern Japanese occupation policy. Japan must turn over all archives and property to the Allied governments in occupied and neutral territories. The plan calls for recall of Japanese diplomats and a shift toward private citizenship for Prince Fumimaro Konoye, with Protestant church leaders visiting Tokyo to discuss goodwill steps.

Japan MacArthur United Kingdom Russia China United States Netherlands Sweden Switzerland Jaan Domei Fumimaro Konoye Tokyo Doug- Jae Horton New York American Committee For the World Council of Churches James C. Baker Los Angeles Intenational Missionary Council Walter W. van Kirk Department of International Justice Good Will Fed

Church officials discuss trip to Japan with foreign missions group

The New York based Foreign Missions Conference of North America plans a Japan committee under Dr. Lyman Shaft while Dr. Van Kirk says the mission came from churches not the government and reports will be to churches upon return to the United States.

Eral Council of Churches of Christ In America Lyman J. Shaft New York Japan Foreign Missions Conference of North America van Kirk Coplained

Conchie Ayres Returns From War With Mixed Reception

Film star and World War II veteran Ayres arrives at Cape Meares after 22 months in the Southwest Pacific. Crowds applaud him more than other soldiers while he remains modest and reserved. Ayres plans Pacific work to foster understanding and rejects full pacifism, having served as a medical corpsman and chaplain's aide.

The Golden Gate Ayres Cape Meares Southwest Pacific Western Front Dr. Kildare Wyeth Ore New Guinea Leyte Luzon

Cleaning a Comb and Brush with Corn Meal

To clean a comb and brush, sprinkle corn meal on brush bristles and rub them through until both are clean. The method uses corn meal as an abrasive to lift embedded residue and restore bristle effectiveness.

Senate Tax Bill Heads To Conference For Final Shaping

Congress moves toward a conference committee to reconcile House and Senate tax measures. Both sides seek rapid action with aims to complete a final form by November 1 for revised withholding tables. Corporate cuts differ greatly between chambers, while personal income tax reductions remain similar.

House Senate Senate Conference Committee Conference Committee Internal Revenue

GM Employes Vote In Favor Of Strike

Baltimore workers backed a nationwide strike ballot with 447 yes votes out of 505 cast, seeking a 30 percent wage rise. Among 4,470 eligible in Baltimore, 56 voted no.

Baltimore General Motors

Will Triumph as Longtin Weds Johnson at Bedside

Lawrence Longtin, 25, and Phyllis Johnson, 22, both of Marshall Minnesota, married in a bedside ceremony at St Marys Hospital after his discharge delay and a March to the altar was interrupted by an auto crash on October 14.

Kankakee Lawrence Longtin Phyllis Johnson Longtin Miss Johnson Marshall, Minn Longini St. Mary's Hospital

Norwegians Seek Details On Quisling Death

Oslo reports say Norwegians showed little interest beyond wishing for more details of Vidkun Quisling’s last moments. Newspapers published only a brief notice of his execution. Mrs Quisling, loyal to her husband, is expected to receive his body amid police surveillance and restrictions on interviews.

Oslo Vidkun Quisling Quisling

Labor unrest rattles U.S. industry with strikes and votes

Across Detroit and national centers, 225000 workers idle amid wage disputes. GM and CIO UAW leaders urge restraint as strike vote nears. Hollywood picketing looms despite AFL talk of settlement. American Airlines mechanics and NYC workers join a broad walkout. Brockton shoe sector sees 11000 to 12000 workers striking for 25 percent pay hikes.

National Labor Front Detroit General Motors Cio-Uaw Walter P. Reuther H. V. Anderson AFL Cincinnati Hollywood Warner Brothers Studio Warners Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association Indepent Pictures Eric Johnson Donald Nelson AFL Executive Committee American Airlines Chicago New York CIO United Auto Workers Michael J. Quill CIO Transport Workers Union Transport Workers Union Brockton Mass The Independent Brotherhood of Shoe and Allied Craftsmen

Col Humelsine Awarded D S M for wartime message control

Col. Humelsine receives the Distinguished Service Medal for directing War Department radio message handling and staff communications during World War II. He organized secure channels, advised theater commands, and supervised the $162 million global system. Now on terminal leave, he joins the Rockefeller Foundation at Williamsburg Virginia.

War Department Humelsine United States Army University of Maryland Col. Humelsine Coast Artillery Replacement Training Center Fort Eustis Virginia Washington Aud General Marshall Secretary of War Col Humelsine Eisenhower Algiers Longon General Richardson Hawaii General MacArthur Manila War Navy Quebec Malta Yalta Potsdam Rockefeller Foundation Williamspurg Williamsburg C. BE. Humelsine Washington Avenue This City

Aged man finds lost diamond ring in Spokane

In Spokane on October 25 a pensioner found a large diamond ring on a sidewalk noting its dime store size. He kept it in his coat pocket for days, later showing it to a friend who saw a lost ring ad. The owner Mrs. M. W. Farweather identified the ring as hers valued at 2500 dollars and a reward was collected.

Spokane Wash M. W. Farweather

Hagerstown YMCA Offers Junior Red Cross Life Saving Course

The Hagerstown YMCA will run two Junior Red Cross life saving courses for youths aged 12 to 16 in Washington County. From November 5 to 19, classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday 7 to 9 p.m. with 15 hours of instruction and a written plus practical exam.

Hagerstown Elizabeth King YMCA

1946 Ford Public Display Set in Dearborn

Dearborn Michigan October 25 Friday is V-8 Day. Ford dealers will display the new 1946 Ford with at least one on hand for public viewing. I R Davis says price announcement to follow later as OPA timing delays release and dealer deliveries to the public are expected to be delayed.

Dearborn Michigan Ford Ford Motor Company I. R. Davis OPA

Truman to Review 50 Warships on Navy Day in NYC

President Truman arrives Saturday to commission the carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt and review a fleet of 50 warships and 1,200 Navy aircraft. He will tour city streets, dine aboard the battleship Missouri, and witness a two hour air show over the Hudson. Joined by Admiral Ingram, he will pass landmarks from the Battery to City Hall amid 21 gun salutes.

New York New York City Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt Central Park Broadway City Hall Missouri Jonas H. Ingram Renshaw Pacific Hudson River Midway Enterprise Monterey

Regular Pat Handler Visits Stevens Hotel Daily

Lewis C Doty, resident manager of the Stevens Hotel in Chicago, notes a frequent visitor who arrives from the street each day at 4 30 p m to exchange his alma for folding money. The man works an eight hour day and never takes overtime after 4 30 p m.

Chicago Lewis QC Doty Stevens Hotel Pathandler Alma

Trial Of Hancock Women Postponed

The Hancock assault case involving seven women linked to a strike at Jacobs Bros. garment factory was postponed. State Police arrested four union workers and three non union workers after a hair pulling and dress tearing incident as non union workers crossed picket lines during a closed shop dispute under the International Ladies Garment Workers Union AFL.

Hancock Jacobs Bros International Ladies Germont Workers Union AFL

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