No Revenge Warns Japs In Tokyo Paper Note
The Tokyo Asahi Shimbun quoted by Associated Press warns readers that Japan faces calls for repentance after military defeat. Domei News Agency reports self abolition ceremonies by some groups and mass suicide near the palace and Yoyogi, withMacArthur noted in broadcasts about evacuating prisoners from seven ports including Hakodate Aomori Sendai Yokohama Nagoya and Wakayama.
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Asahi Shimtun
Domei
Togoverna Shrine
Dmpellel Palace
Cex
Yoyogi Parade
Maruhiko Higeshikuni
S & Press
Japan
Dome
Toanser
Snd
MacArthur
Hakodete
Aomori
Sendai
Yokohama
Nagoya
Wakanoura
Tokyo broadcasts depict postwar Japan facing defeat and reform
A fragmented Tokyo radio report quotes Asahi and other outlets discussing Japan's surrender, occupation aims, and the push for veterans' preference in employment. It notes Nazi Germany as a warning, calls for national reconstruction, and outlines postwar Tokyo rebuilding plans including redesigned urban blocks and extensive bomb damage.
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Nagasaki
Messege
Mecarthur
Japan
Asahi
Federal
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Asahi Ō Mbua
Bomei
Li Gen. Fenveh Snzokh
Japan Patriotic Industrial Association
Tokyo Radio
Tokyo
America
Cambridge Court Leonard Women Plan Monday Meeting
Cambridge Court Leonard of the Catholic Daughters of America will meet Monday. Dr Mary McDowell of Troy spent the weekend with Mrs Charles T Sheltie. Miss Elizabeth A Smart has returned to Washington DC after a month's vacation at home. The Women s Missionary Society of the Coila United Presbyterian continues activities.
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Court Leonard
Catholic Daughters of America
Mary McDowell
Troy
Charles ‘T. Sheltie
Elizabeth A. Smart
Washington, D. C
Sere
Women’s Missionary Society of the
Coila United Presbyterian
September church meetings and pastors on vacation
The First Presbyterian Church and nearby congregations announce September gatherings. A 2 pm Thursday September 23 meeting at Mrs. George C. Arete's home and a September 5 Wednesday session with Mrs. Jastes Caviter on Western Chi and Mrs. Richard Bovie leading. The Women's Missionary Society plans a September 5 program hosted by Miss Thereza McClellan, led by Mrs. J. W. Smith with devotions by Mrs. Barry Brownell. Pastors Rev James G. Hunt, Rev Chester Simmons, and Rev Paul R. Graham, away in August, will resume duties in their pulpits.
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George C. Arete
Women’s Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian
Jastes Caviteri
Westers iChiea
Richard Bovie
Thereza McClellan
Ostess
Women's “Missionary Society of the
United Presbyterian Church
J. W. Smith
Sire
Barry Brownell
James G. Hunt
First Presbyterian Church
Chester
Simmons
Embury
Jap officer dies by own action over Hiroshima guilt
San Francisco dispatch reports Colonel Hiroshi Yoshinari, aide to the late Prince Ai-Gu, killed himself in an act of atonement for Japan’s atomic bombing of Hiroshima. The incident was broadcast today to the Federal Communications Commission.
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Hiroshi Yoshinari
Prince Ai-Gu
Hiroshima
Federal Communications Commission
Food Dropped to Allied Prisoners in Pacific Drops 13 000 Pounds
Twenty air force mercy mission drops 125 B-29s loaded with over 13 000 pounds of food clothing and medical supplies into sixty Allied POW camps on Honghu Kyushul and nearby war areas. Oil drums carried soup cocoa bee rations fruit candy vitamins and hygiene items to about 20 000 prisoners.
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lPi
Honghu
Kyushul
Twentieth Air Force
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Fukuoka
Kobe-Osaka
Timekeeper and News Schedule Fragment
A fragmented TV radio listing shows misread program names and times from 6:55 to noon. Names like Timekeeper and News appear with garbled aliases and pseudo slots including Edison and Stensenan LLC, indicating a chaotic schedule page.
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the Jesters
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All Cumeries
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TheoTem Stensenan LLC
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Belgium Honors U S Aces for Bulge Valor
Brussels Defense Minister Leo Mundeteer decorated Lt. Col. John Wheeler of Geneseo and 14 other members of the Ninth Air Force for their distinguished actions during the Battle of the Bulge in the Ardennes in December.
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Belgium
Brussels
Leo Mundeteer
John Wheeler
Geneseo
Ninth Air. Force
Ardennes
Devember
Legion backs continuance of selective service for armed forces
Washington officials report that the American Legion supports extending the selective service system to maintain national security. President Truman and Legion leaders discussed keeping men in service or replaced by younger draftees, with Taylor noting agreement on continuing conscription to keep the force in top shape and aligned with defense policy.
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Truman
American Legion
Legislative Legion
Boone
Taylor
Legion
Release of Troops Over Thirty Urged
Senator Mead calls for rapid discharge of all service members over 30 especially those with dependents He criticizes demobilization plans and urges automatic discharge rules by age and service length to lessen hardship for veterans families and civilian life in the postwar period He stresses retention only where essential and cites concerns over delays in announcing returns for men in their thirties.
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UINS
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M. Mead
D-N
Mead
Senate
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Navy
Sertel
Pacific
United States
New Yorker
New Mexico Frontier Peace Officer Dead
An Albuquerque figure known as Eltego Baca, who claimed to have killed nine men in a frontier career as cowboy, peace officer and lawyer, died Monday night. He joined Billy the Kid in a 1880s Albuquerque shootout, faced murder charges three times and conspiracy against the United States government once, and was acquitted each time. As sheriff, prosecutor and defense attorney, he helped shape early New Mexico murder trials and once sought the governorship, later practicing before the U.S. Supreme Court.
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New Mexico
Baca
Billy the Kid
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Albuquerque
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Het Once
T2 S. Supreme Court
Vacationer Seeks Modern Goldilocks Tale in Akron
Akron police file details a vacationer named W. W. Bayder returning home to find forced entry and disrupted rooms. Food eaten, chair moved, and a bed slept in while a missing figure named Goldilocks remains unlocated.
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