Hirohito Listed To See M Arthur Continues Reorg In Japan
Japanese authorities push a broad reorganization to curb foreign office influence and empower a central liaison for MacArthur’s commands. The privy council approved the plan in Hirohito's presence, prompting the resignation of Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu. European theater troops, led by the 97th Infantry Division, began occupational landings around Yokohama.
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Jaanese Foreign Office
MacArthurs
Japanese Privy Council
Frontline units in Ruhr district see veteran division depart
A frontline unit reports in the Ruhr district as the veteran division head prepares to depart for the United States. The change comes as replacements are readied and the frontline posture remains in place.
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Germany
Ruhr Distrit
Ard
United States
Strike hits garment industry as talks resume for wage rise
Across the nation strikes linger and spread with 30 percent wage demands. Akron reports mixed results as 15,780 United Rubber Workers at B F Goodrich plants stay idle. Pacific Northwest lumber walkout idles 50,000 AFL workers. Coal mines in PA WV close with 30,000 off work. UAW seeks NLRB strike among Chrysler 80,000. GM workers vote Oct 24 and Ford plans a vote for 109,000.
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United Rubber
B.F. Goodrich Company
Ohio
Pacific Northwest
AFL
AFL Sailors, Union of the Pacific
Tigber
California
Oregon
Idaho
Washington
Montana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Detroit
UAW
National Labor Relations Board
Chrysler
General Motors ‘Corporation
Ford Motor Company
Soldiers Hero Lowe Returns With Wounded Germans
Pfc. Lowe, who fought on both fronts and was slightly wounded in April, carried two wounded Germans to American Intelligence officers for questioning after being asked to bring back one prisoner. He was previously discharged at Fort Meade. The text notes that George Washington chose the site for the U S Military Academy at West Point.
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Lowe
Sol
Fort George G. Meade
George Washington
U. S. Military Academy
West Point
Truman backs sharing atomic secret with world group
The article reports Truman leaning toward sharing atomic energy knowledge with the United States Britain and Canada through a World Security Council in exchange for broader wartime technology insight. It notes Senate committee interest, Vandenberg and Thomas proposals, and Chief Justice Stone's withdrawal as head of a control board with McMahon urging open access to atomic energy.
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United States
Britain
Canada
World Security Council
MacMahon
Security Council
McMehon
Ries
Truman
Senateflouse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vandenberg
R-Mich
Connally
D-Tex
Barkley
Elbert D. Thomas
D-Area
Thomas B
Stone
Thomas
McMahon
CBS
Funeral Ends In Roaring Laughs At Baltimore Ration Board
In Baltimore on Sent. 26 a ration office employee decorated the window with a satin casket filled with gas and fuel oil stamps. Sympathy cards from merchants stood by the casket, but no one cried. the scene provoked laughter among onlookers as the board faced closure.
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Baltimore
London rainfall exceeds yearly average to July end
London reports 25.46 inches of rainfall through July 31, surpassing the 24.2 inch annual average. The trend indicates wetter conditions than usual for the year to date.
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London
Don’t Scratch Pimples with Petersons Ointment
Pimples itching and irritation can lead to infection. Do not scratch or squeeze pimples. Peterson’s Ointment offers quick relief for eczema angry red blotches and other irritations. Makes skin look and feel better. 35c at all druggists. Money back if one application does not delight you. Also soothes irritated tired feet and cracks between toes.
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Petersson
Peterson
Mayor Vows Vet Jobs First as City Faces Labor Gap
The mayor urged keeping city jobs for men returning from service to prevent veterans from losing civilian work prospects. He cited pressure from war plant workers returning home and stressed the council’s duty to help servicemen reenter civilian life. Chief Peters said the police force needs five more officers, noting probationary dismissal after six months if standards aren’t met.
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Hagerstown
William JT. Peters
Boarman Falls To Death In Berkeley County Plunge
James Rush Boarman 33 a Berkeley County farmer died from injuries after a plunge from an unspecified height in Martinsburg West Virginia. The accident occurred about eight hours before the statement was filed. He is survived by relatives in the area.
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Martinsburg
W.a
James Rush Boarman
Berkeley County
Hospitalized Boarman Suffering Illness on Third Floor
Dr T K Oates of the hospital staff reported Boarman entered the hospital yesterday for medical treatment. Surviving are Boarman's mother, six brothers and two sisters.
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T. K. Oates
Hospital Staf
Boarman
USO Seeks Extended Funds for War Relief Drive
The USO urges continued support via the 1945 War Funds and Community Chest Campaign running November 14 to 23. Local officials say service personnel at nearby camps and hospitals benefit from the drive and volunteers, with $9.5 million in reductions still maintaining the National War Fund goal of $115 million to sustain agencies through December 31, 1946.
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United Service Organizations
Drive
USO
United States
L. F L. Himball
USO, Inc
National War Fund
Donnelly complains of livestock train near mansion
Gov. Phil M. Donnelly recalled his Lebanon upbringing and said a livestock train stayed on a siding for hours, twice weekly, near the executive mansion in Jefferson City, interrupting his sleep and highlighting railway noise and cows in the night.
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Jefferson City
Lebanon
Phil M. Donnelly
Donnelly
Executive
Noone’s Irish Passport Plan Ends With One For Pets
Margaret Noone of Chicago sought three passports to Ireland for herself and her pets Truman De Valera the dog and Smicki Smack the cat. She abandoned the idea after learning inoculations would be required, noting the animals would be better off at home.
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Chicago
Margaret Noone
Ireland
Truman de Valera
Smicki Smack
Few Older People Remain in Wartime Jobs
Social Security Office says few workers aged 65 and over have applied for old age benefits since the war ended. A spokesman in the Earle Building notes surprisingly many are still employed, suggesting older individuals continue in their wartime positions.
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Social Security Board
Earle Building
Left right and wrong Armenia patient with reversed organs
Doctors at Armenia Colombia treat Alfredo Correa 46 whose heart spleen and stomach sit on the right while liver and appendix are on the left. Acute abdominal pains led radiographs to reveal the unusual organ placement.
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Armenia
Colombia
Alfredo Correa
Robot News Boy Test Set for Subway Station
A vending machine robot news boy will undergo a public test next week in a New York subway station. The device dispenses up to 200 papers and provides change for purchases, with Samuel Leschin credited as designer. It is described as nearly foolproof and strict about rejecting invalid coins.
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New York
Samuel Leschin
Bear Market Ends as Duluth Board Drops Bear Bounties
The St Louis County board in Duluth Minnesota withdraws its bear bounty program after paying out 3270 in claims. The board had offered 20 for each adult bear and 10 for each cub, with a 1000 fund set up in July proving insufficient.
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Duluth
Minn
Minnesota
St. Louis
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