Japs Sentenced for Killing U S Flyers in 1942
A military tribunal in Tokyo yesterday sentenced three Japanese officers to death with hard labor for executing three American airmen after capture near the coast in 1942. A fourth defendant drew nine years, with others facing long terms for war crimes linked to the incident. The commission cited obedience to higher orders as a mitigating factor while stressing responsibility within the military and government structure.
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Bhanghal
Japan
Jenin
Piano Lessons Aid Veterans In Hospitals
Miss Blanche Rush volunteers with the Red Cross at Valley Forge General Hospital. Convalescing World War I veterans learn piano, some overcoming severe injuries. Her method adapts to each pupil, focusing on melody and individual needs, with many progressing to play pieces despite amputations, blindess, or limited use of digits.
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Valley Borge Genyeal Hospital
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Thescherry
Philadelphia
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Monty Age
Amerish Red Cross
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Ito
Miss Rush
Rusts
American Pacific troops to sail before May
The Western Pacific headquarters announces that over 6000 enlisted men and 1100 officers will sail for the United States in the latter half of April. Hospital ships Matagald Jett and Heineelmin Jett will depart mid April with crews and patients. Admiral Rodman sails from Okinawa with ALA personnel.
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Amerian
Pacie
Uiat
Oen
United States
Apul
Bunday
Sim
Sun Star
Pone
Matigald Jett Lne
Heineelmin Jett
Admiral Rodman
Ohinawa
Trinity Tamersn Ghureh Holds May 10 Food Sale
Church groups plan a village supper on May 10 at Crants Slee Tiny The 19 Class of Faamty Louheran Conieh organizes the event with proceeds for the Young People of brainy Lamymn Chute. A Sunday gathering at WTunny Limheran Chain features service and fellowship as church members seek support.
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Tamersn Ghureh
Gale Triciy
Crants
Louheran
Wtunny
Limheran
Ini
Jom Burkhart
Hoosick Falls Religious and Community Gatherings Highlight Strong Turnout
A large parish event at the Church of the Immaculate Conception featured Holy Communion for members of the Holy Name Society and the Columbus organization, followed by a reception. Attendees included Rev Joon HoManim and Fr Amrose, with remarks from Col Jim Howley and plans noted by Floyd Dr tylor. In the afternoon the Knights of Columbus conferred a degree on a late class, with many dignitaries present from New York City and state committees.
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Columbus
Holy Name Society
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Ihitiatin
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Pystar Bate
Short Wittess
William PB Ketchum
Hua Gick Bis Counsil Ianights
Cal Hmnbus
Jimey Mo Brahan
Siater
Rey Times P Ambrost OQ
Joseph Mo bin
Joseph Foley
New York City
Hnghts of
Joseph Mealyhon
Toley
Tranka Vnauge Taveen
Folding prembars at Methedt tChre service Sunday
Readable text notes folding prembars were allowed at a Methodist Church service Sunday. Names mentioned include Mrs Ralph tandjeun and Mr and Mrs Tyan Duncan. The schedule references communion and church events with times and dates, including April 26.
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Ralph Tandjeun
Tyan Duncan
Guar Barkiey
Jack
van Rey
Fong Tae
Canaan Servicemen Receive Pay Boost for Q1 194? Terms
A wartime pay rise and increased subsistence allowances for Canaan service personnel were announced yesterday. The new monthly pay totals and living allowances apply to all ranks listed, with higher top-end figures for senior staff and captains. Specific figures show a raise from 372 to 395 per month, and 76 a0 for certain allowances, while all active force members gain adjusted rates under the new schedule.
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Byne Bay
Navy May Declare Beer Surplus in Pacific War Strain
Navy officials considered declaring a beer surplus as stocks piled, with more than 100000 cases at Pearl Harbor and about 800000 cases scattered across ports. Officers said weary civilian demand and urgent naval needs would dictate disposal plans, while a ration of two cans per day was reportedly in place for service members in the Pacific theater.
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Navy
Air Pacific
United Queen Auaves
Rnis
Hvd
Sant IL
Tharsh
Pacific
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