Tokyo Japs Apathetic To Invaders
Japanese public indifference marks a grim mood as invaders advance. The report notes several unsettling incidents and hints at broader disruption across Tokyo.
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Tokyo Japs
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1945
Page
9
Americans Enter Tokyo Amid Mixed Japanese Reactions
A U S correspondent and fellow Americans traveled through Tokyo in the early afternoon. Some Japanese showed gratitude while others stared coldly or displayed hostility. The writer spoke with several locals, noting varied attitudes and one tense exchange with ambassador Vargas of the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
D Ette
iToxyo
Tokyo
Alsiese
Jarre Vargas
Ipuppe
Philippines
Vargas
Embassy feud stories and postwar Japan impressions
The report describes a tense exchange involving an envoy named Bim and Gen. MacArthur, noting ricin fears and blanket worry. It mentions American cigarettes pleasing Japanese soldiers, deteriorating food in Tokyo, the Imperial Hotel’s reputed meals, and Americans spending occupation money as exchange rates shift from ten to fifteen yen per dollar.
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Aspen Nese
Doug
Macarthur
Imperial Hotel
Tokyo
Okinawa
Local Residents Visit and Military Promotion Noted
Petersburg George Gover returns from New York while Miss Anna Cerrone visits in Albany. Bud Walthers of Troy visits A H Sawyer. Clinton Stewart of Troy hosts relatives. Pvt Daniel Bentley visits sister Mrs William Roberts. Andrew Carr visits his son Laurence and family. Miss Jennie Howe of Troy visits Mr and Mrs B G Simmons. Mrs Mary Humphrey of Albany visits Mrs Cora Smith. Dorothy Fall of Boston visits her aunt Mrs Cora Smith. Wesley Durgie spends 21 hours leave with family as George Durgie Ruth Jones and Clara Bentley chaperone a camping party at Babcock Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gover
New York
Anna Cerrone
Albany
Mix
Marilyn Courch
Benington
William Roberts
Bud Walthers
Troy
A. H. Sawyer
Clinton Stewart
Daniel Bentley
Andrew Carr
Laurence
Jennie Howe
B. G. Simmons
Mary Humphrey
Cora Smith
Dorothy Fall
Boston
Jay Cottrell
Aimon
Wesley Durgie
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Guests and Celebrations
Neighbors and friends hosted Mrs L A Spencer for a birthday party with Faecks Bernard Osmer Edna Stewart Jane Austin and Leslie Hill among attendees. Various residents from Troy Valley Stream Springfield Brooklyn Watertown and Hudson Falls visited relatives and friends across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Spencere
Airs
Layton Spencer
Troy
Aurore Iabbard
Moo
J. G. Deyvatve
Valley Stream, LL
Cora Spick
Gordon Sherman
Springheld
Floyd Spencer
Statord Howard and
Eeselie
New York
Wo EL Howard
Howard Winters
Walter Weeder
Betty
Sally
North Adams
EB. J. Osmer
Brooklyn
Edna Stewart
Leslie Hill
Arnold Brogue
Teddy
J.C. Andersen
Ellen
Allen Peckham
Bradlee Hurtbert
Robert Reynolds
Watertown
Reynolds
Helen McKeon
William Varney
Adrien and
Aleen
Hudson Falls
Methodist Church Clams Day Cancelled For Labor Day
The Labor Day clams festival at the Methodist Church will not be held this year. Local residents visit relatives in New York and Virginia Beach as others plan family observe anniversaries and travels. D C Gutbrodt returns from Leonard Hospital and heads to East Northfield Massachusetts for a week with relatives.
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John Kienie
Virginia Beach
New York
Methodist Church
Misa Bessie Cipperty
Raymond Dipperty
Belleville
N. J
Mildred
Moody Hag
Berwick
D. C. Gutbrodt
the Leonard Hospital
Mrs. Gutbrodt
East Northfield
Mass
Berton Newton
Clarence Griggs
Made Over Clothes Okay For Campus
Emily Wilkins shows how to remake dated teen fashions into updated campus wear. She explains transforming attic finds into sleek prewar inspired outfits with simplified tailoring and modern touches for school.
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