Java Sugar Stocks Shrink Amid Indonesian Unrest
Java sugar stocks dwindle as unrest disrupts production and storage. Dutch officials warn export may halt, noting looting, burned warehouses, and missing stock across central and east Java mills. Estimates vary, with figures around 1.5 million tons stored but likely overstated due to incomplete Japanese records and wartime disruptions.
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UY Narry Houuendoorn
Hulavia
Java
Lant Indien
Jove
Netherlands
P. J. Honia
Netherlands East Indies
Batavia
Semerang
Soerabaya
Central
East Java
Morehan
Semarang
Shere
Java Sugar Corp
Home
Japanese Admiral Blames Home Front for War Defeat
Rear Adm Masao Acki argues Japan’s defeat hinged on home front failures. He cites industrial shortfalls and draft-focused manpower policies that strained production and hampered war effort. Acki spoke to 82nd Division interrogators during remarks on Midway Guadalcanal outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Midway
Entty
Guadalcanal
Masao Acki
Acki
Death of Green Island man aboard D H train at Montreal
Alexander Sickles 82 a lifelong Green Island resident died of a heart attack Saturday as the Delaware and Hudson Mailtrain entered Montreal. He lived at 60 George Street and had worked for the D H 43 years. Survived by wife Cecelia Hewitt two daughters two sons two brothers two sisters. Funeral from the home with body brought from Montreal. Services at St Mark Episcopal and Hudson Avenue Methodist planned with church activities announced for the coming week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morirual
Asf
Delayeare and
Hudson Mailroaa
Alexander Sickles
Green Island
Montreal
George Street
Shorty
Brotherhood of ‘Railway
Galbert Hose Company
Teia
Cecelia Hewitt
Margaret A. Sickles
Emil Hug
Joseph F. Sickles
Wynantskil
Charles E. Sickles
Troy
Pie
Willem £. Sickles
U. S. Army
Charles Sick
Merry-Go-Round on Preview Page and Senate Hearing
Fragmented text describes a page eight item about Pat Hurley ambassadorship, remarks by Senator Tom Connally, and criticism of using state secrets. It notes witnesses offering testimony and mentions Dutch war material aid via Navy channels and a FEA veto. Also lists local church events and choir practice schedule.
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Cradit Fos
Pat Hurley
Seu
Tom Connally
Delacy
Connally
China
Hurley
State Department
Scowbay
Heromes
Vomuittee
Senate Foreign Relations
Foreign Economic Administration
Crt Davis
N. C
FEA
Navy
Bellicose Adm
Joseph M. Reeves
Goomg
Camp Davis
Dulch East Indies
Appointed Hall G Niemer Hudson Falls Post counselor
Hall G Niemer, a World War II veteran from Hudson Falls, appointed counselor for Washington County in the Veterans Service Agency by the State Division of Veterans Affairs. He will office in the county offices at Hudson Falls and works with County Director Wilfred Philson. Niemer, honorably discharged, is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Niemer and husband of Louise Coreorm Niemer, currently attending a school of instructions in Albany.
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Hall G. Niemer
Hudson Fails
Byerseds
Commanier
Hudson Falls Post
American Legion
Washington County
Veterans Service Agency
State Division of Veterans’ Affair
Offce
Hudson Falls
Niemer
Atv
Harvey
Sidsan Tace
Louise Coreorm
Wilfred Philson
Board of Supervisors
Sargeant Niemer
Albany
Parish to Aid War Relief With Food Drive in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls parish of the Immaculate Conception joins a nationwide drive to collect canned goods for European war stricken areas. A volunteer will accept donations daily from 8 am to 8 pm in the parish hall, open to all, with the slogan At Least One Can of Food From Every Parishioner.
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We Inmaculate Conception
US policy and British aid sparks debate in Congress
Congressional debate centers on a $4.4 billion Allied loan and US ties to Britain. Critics argue US policy coddles Britain while censoring Siam, using lend‑lease weapons in Bangkok, and neglecting Siamese independence. Supporters warn against returning domestic heavy industry to enemy nations amid war aims.
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Congress
Tritaim
Dutch East Indies
Eumple
Greece
Ethiopia
Siam
State Department
U.S
Siameye
Iaps
U. S
Bangkok
Moe
More Slamess
Iitwh
California
William F. Knowland
Senate
Jim Eastland
Mississippi
Eastland
Germany
Knowlind
Ange Industrial Foundation
Land
Gor
Sean
Euope
Belgium
Tol ‘Land
Gex
Minna
Rajich Wan
Ft Win
Hurley Charges Fizzled Amid State Dept Debate
Washington lawmakers debated former ambassador Hurley s accusations of disloyalty in the State Department. Byrnes denied most charges while urging caution over releasing records. Senate adviser Bridges pressed for a full probe if no progress is shown, as Truman backed Marshall in uniting rival Chinese factions.
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Washington
WUA
Henate
Dethianda
Ontica State Department
Chaitin Tots Consnally
Yex
Patrick J. Hurley
Department
State Department
Hurley
China
James F. Byrnce
Byrnes
Ureley
Cking
Cuore Sen
Styles Bridges
R. No Hy
Bridges
Truman
Gen. George & Marshall
Byres
Marshall
Dolley Af
Two Men Injured In Glider Crash At Airport
Two men, Dr Chirlea Hachman and Rich ard Fall, both General Electric Co employees, were injured when their glider crashed at Schenectady County Airport. They were taken to hospital. the accident happened after the craft attempted lift off and spun. Both men belong to the Schenectady Gliding Association which owns the craft.
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Schenectady County
Chirlea Hachman
Richard Fall
General Electric Co
Tas
Bachman
Ball
Schenectady Gliding Association
Bachmog
Bull
Cambridge church groups plan meetings and a one way street vote
Cambridge villagers schedule meetings for the Women Missionary Society at Mrs. Rich’s home and the Cambridge Valley Home Bureau for a covered dish supper at Mrs. Winthrop Ames. Rev. M G Court was elected moderator of Argyle Presbytery. A one way Park Place ordinance takes effect December 12. Donations for war victims and canned goods drives are noted, with collection at the Hitchcock Building Court Rooms on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Albert Rich
M. G. Court of
Ie Cuily United Presbyterian Church
Argyle Presbytery
Cambridge Valley
Torreau
Winthrop Ames
Women's Christ and Temperance Union
Harald CG. Harmon
Beatrice Puller
Board of Trustees
Cambridge
Park Place
Kfler
northRownd
Court Leonard
America
Crossu et Si enesey jelous carvidd Ye Monsintedas pall
Fragmentary text appears to describe a historical scene or fragment with unfamiliar names and dates. It mentions a pall and references religious or ceremonial items in a condensed archaic style. The readable portion offers no clear event, person, or organization to identify.
Puzzle Title Misread in Aston M Dnretned Earth
Puzzle 4 to AS Arewpola in Aston M Dnretned earth appears garbled across OCR text. The readable fragments indicate a word puzzle or code, with likely a misread place name and event. Further context needed to produce a precise local item.
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Aston M
Fragmentary 20 Pronitia 36Part Lime TiLawstt’s Fee
Fragmented OCR reads as a legal notice or service heading with unclear names and numbers. It mentions Mountain ta Grotte Employer and a 41-Desire reference. The legible portion hints at a fee or service action without full context.
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Jogtedians
Desire Wu
Montgomer y rejects Belsen camp officials hangings
Field Marshal Montgomery rejected all appeals of Bergen concentration camp defendants and ordered execution for Joseph Kramer and 11 other Belsen and Sachsen camp officials. The hangings may occur before Christmas at a secret gallows in the British zone with Piercepont slated as executioner from England.
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G.I. Draper
Say
Ken Greve
Liteneburg
Luenburg
Wedding ring shortage hits London couples
In London a wedding ring shortage disrupts couples planning marriages. Retailers report rapid demand with many customers being turned away as suppliers struggle to keep up, reflecting a surge in marriages and mood across England.
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London
INS
England
Three and a half year old Tony Silerie found near tracks
Santa Ana police found four year old Tony Silerie near railroad tracks after being seen lugging two flares in pajamas. His mother said she did not know he had left home. Police were alerted by trainmen after the child was spotted near the rail yard in the early hours.
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Luke Lyear
Santa Ana
Cal
Tony Silerie
la Palice
Tony
Chapter 0. E. 3 Christmas Party And Gift Grabbag
Chapter 0. E. 3 will meet Wednesday evening in the Masonic Loge rooms. After the business session a Christmas party and gift grabbag are planned with December birthday guests honored. Refreshments will be served and the Rutherford family will sell their Edinburgh home today. The children are returning to their parents’ name after years with the Simmons. Donald and Joan Rutherford had a farewell and girl scout party respectively.
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Donald
Joan Rutherford
Charles A. Simons
Edinburgh
Scotand
Chinese Capital Dances Again In Wartime Chungking
Wartime Chungking lounges reopen with about six halls allowed after American concessions end of war. Cover charges reach 1400 Chinese dollars with 250 dollar bottle prices. Orchestras falter yet patrons dance long hours, sipping synthetic vodka and snacking on oranges.
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Chungking
China
Great Coat
Yin
AMBITIOUS GI S enrollment swells at NM college
Portales New Mexico Army base personnel, more than 100 officers and enlisted men from Clovis Army Air Field, study at Exstein New Mexico College this fall during off duty hours.
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Portales
N. M
INS
Exstein New Mexico College
Clovis Army Air Field
Pearl Harbor tribute Variety show at Wish Behond auditorium
The Victory Band and Stamp Summitise presented a Pearl Harbor Day program Friday night at Wish Behond auditorium attended by parents and students. Vocal solos by Lauren Connery and Joseph Pariset. dance numbers by Kenneth Van and others. trumpet, piano, guitar pieces, and a humorous specialty act. Proceeds supported Victory Bonds and Stamps sales in the school. Sunny Michon hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha Cresnant Dines
F. Victor Spragging
Sunny Michon
Toni Chapter to Hold Annual Meeting and Elections
The Toni Chapter Order of the BastIon Star will meet today at 8 am in the Masonic temple to elect officers. Mrs Jumila B. Frost serves as worthy matron and Milford Wrost as worthy patron, with reports to be recalled. The Christmas party features a gentle bag and Phyllis Pal heads the social committee.
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Order of the Bastion Star
Masonic ‘Temple
Jumila B. Frost
Milford , Wrost
Poe
Phyllis Pal
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Joseph Wolf
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Presoylertia Church
Monty D. Bmith
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Gilbert Geer, Jr
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