Java Chiefs Show Youthful Leaders Amid Dutch-Era Ties
A fragmented report describes Java’s new Republican leadership as youthful figures in white shorts, many educated in Dutch-era schools and exiled or jailed for nationalist activities. Prime Minister Qutan Sjahiir, educated in Holland, led a long anti-colonial path, with others like Doctor Muria, Suwands, Adjidaimo muueler, and Agur Syary Tuddsn shaping the cabinet.
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Baiavia Java
Java
Qutan Sjahiir
Law College
Holland
Indonesian ministers named by background and roles
The passage lists Indonesian ministers with their education and careers. Paital Nasional Indonesia, Leyden graduate, ex general of Peoples Bank of Batavia, becomes economics professor. Abdul Karun, minister of communications, derives from Bandung University of Engineering. Daimawan, minister of welfare, studied near Leyden and Netherlands technical school, served 1926–43 in economic affairs. Putuehena, minister of public works, long Dutch service as public works engineer, not a political figure.
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Paital Nasional Indonesia
Leyden
Ameor
Peoples Bank of Batavia
Abdul Karun
Bandoeng University of Engineering
Daimawan
Leyden Holland
Putuehena
Crescent Church Auxiliary Meeting at Fire House
Halfmoon Mrs Harry Faulkner convalescing at The Leonid Hospital. Mrs Suga Edwards spending winter with daughter Margaret in Florida. The Young Tadas Auxiliary of Crescent Methodist Church will meet in the Fire House tomorrow evening. The Ladies Auxiliary of the C Hawley Chemical Company will meet in the Fire House Thursday evening. Mrs Wilfred Petuske to be hostess.
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Harry Faulkner
Leonid Hospital
Suga Edwards
Margaret
Florida
Tadas
Crescent Methodist Church
C . Hawley Chemical Company
Wilfred Petuske
80 Passenger Plane Converts to Sea Travel
A tested water landing aircraft, the 184 ton Buinelhaighner, described in Mechanix Illustrated, features a sealed fuselage and underwater propeller. Despite being land trained, its wide fuselage supports 70 percent of the load in air, promising quick takeoff and safe sea landings with 280 yards of runway and 26 yard seaworthy clearance.
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New York
Mechanix Illustrated
Geauport Thepling
Paris blackout leads to nightclub closures overnight
An energy saving measure blacked out Paris and forced government shutdowns of nightclubs. Some venues still operated by candlelight. reports note entertainment continued for displaced patrons and GIs despite curfews and power restrictions.
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Paris
Japanese Officer Sentenced to Death
An Australian military court in Wewak New Guinea convicted Takehiho Tavaki of cannibalism from the body of a killed Australian soldier. A second court at Mordtar found Tokio Tuas responsible for bayoneting an Australian airman at Tulad Island off the Celebes. The 1945 sentences were not announced. Tarzan and Inase were the first two Japanese known to be convicted of war crimes in the Pacific.
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Sydney I
Takehiho Tavaki
Wewak New Guinea
Mordtar
Cipt
Tokio Tuas
Tuaud Island
Celebes Wetch
Tarzan and
Inase
Pacific
Whitehall Dr Residents and local service news mix
Martha Soule of Indian and Indi5 spent several days with her parents on Wheeler Avenue. Weekend guests included Miss Biances Stewart and Lawrence Smith of Pent River. James Buckley visited his grandmother in New York and attended the Dirknouth Coluendr. District Deputy Gordon Moghan to install Whitehall Canney 226 nights of Columbus officers tonight, followed by lunch. Glee Club invited to sing at Christmas program. Cor pops include Edward Witte in the Army on leave, Corporal Mitte honored discharge and reenlistment.
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Martha Soule
Rane Arthur Bascue
Wis
Chitles
Basque Rock Avenue
Althin
Naval Hospital
Ticksonsield
Gordon Moghan
Glens Pally
Whitehall Canney
Columbus
Gils Glee Club
Raral
Pdgate
Roifein
Ciric
Local notices and visits on weekend in West Arlington area
Shushen Harwond B Hull of Greenwich visited his mother Mrs Herbert Hit at her home. Tac Timp of West Arlington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Nol Tror. Richard King of Hoosick Falls is visiting his grandmother and aunt Mrs Walter Cassidy and Evelyn Cassidy. Mrs Warren Woodard of South Granville visits her mother Mis Mark Madi son. Misses Betty Ensign and Erie Rich were guests at Wir and Mrs Thamis Steele. Mire Samuel Rockwood, visiting Albany, returned to Mr and Mrs Clark Wright's home. Womens Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church will meet with Mrs Anna Armstrong Thursday afternoon. Mrs Paul Chagnon will lead the meeting. Miss Ada Williams daughter of the late Kuy Williams, former Baptist pastor, died at her Mount Vernon home November 29. Miss ys Hams spent summers at the home of Sir Sarah Clark and other friends here. The Womens Society of Christian Service will serve a roast beef supper tomorrow evening at the recreation room of the Methodist Church for the annual bazaar with holiday sale items.
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Shushen Harwond
Hull
Greenwich
Herbert
Tac Timp
West Arlington
Richard King
Hoosick Walls
Walter Cassidy
Evelyn Cassidy
Warren Woodard
South Granville
Mark Madison
Mus Jc Ensign
Betty Ensign
Erie Rich
Wir
Thamis Steele
Ada Williams
X Ray Razor Eliminates Beards From The Age Of Invention
A chaotic montage describes a Detroit woman Miss Violet Arnold claiming a patent 2980403 for a facial shaving razor with aluminum sunk rays that remove whiskers. The piece riffs on inventions from August Waris Osterhalt Hoboken and others, mixing humor about manhole covers and odd gadgets with patent notices and a closing salutation to Miss Arnold.
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Washington
Violet Arnold
Detroit
Arnold
New York Stock Exchange
Bass Arnolis
Guernsey
Presch
New Orleans
Alexander Cargill
West Palm Beach
August Waris Osterhalt
Hoboken
Kids Ask Santa For Atomic Bombs In Stocking Requests
A Chicago readers’ glimpse shows children asking Santa for weapons and war gear, including an atomic bomb, with some letters describing toys and other requests. The tone notes wartime context and public concern amid ongoing conflicts.
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Santa
Atom Bomb Blast Wounds NY Youths In Home-Made Explosive
A blast at a Chauncey Street residence injured several youths including a 14 year old. Windows shattered, limbs cut, and fingers severed. Police say ingredients and exact formula were not disclosed. Funeral and hospital care details not confirmed.
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New York
Brosklen
Anyuties
Alco
Chauncey Stiver
Bangs Comms Hospital
Fragmentary account of a bombing incident and children shrieks
Grace Gudlo of Brooklyn recounts a blast where a bomb exploded during a visit to Miss Latte Hussert. The youngster claimed intent to make a bomb. A blue flash and heavy smoke filled the house as screams erupted from nearby children.
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Grace Gudlo
Trooklyn
Latte Hussert
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Suwands
Department of Education and Religion
Maglang
Adjidaimo Muueler
Bnet Ju Poyty
Agur Syary Tuddsn
Batavia
Department of Econome Affairs
H J van Mook
Warrender
Sunary Kolopakeng Ythe Minster
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Harry P. Olesen & Co., Inc
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Troy
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Albany
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William J Healey
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Inseri
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Halfmoon
EEE
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Holm
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Dayton
Patent Office
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Chicago
Westmuster
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Stanley's Department Store
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