32000 Servicemen Arrive Home Across Three Coasts
A massive return of service members is recorded with 24 ships docking at East Coast ports carrying nearly 2000 veterans, and over 12,000 troops debarking from 32 ships on the West Coast. The list names ships such as New York India Victory and Tristan Dalton, with detailed troop compositions including units from Third Battalion 118th Infantry and various Quartermaster and Field Artillery formations. The report covers arrivals at New York, Newport News, Boston, and San Diego, noting diverse units and nationalities among the returning personnel.
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TIE Associated Vice&8
New York
India
Antwerp
Williams 'Victory
Sammeladjix Trop Marsgillon
296Th Quartermaster Truck Company
Tristan Dalton
le Havre
George Woodward
Mar-seilles
Field Artillery
Planon
Caleb Strong
Marseilles
Thomas Johnson
Quartermaster Service
Santa Cecelia
Naples
James Sullivan
Newport
England
Harry Gluckshaw
Philadelphia
Newport News
Ponce de Leon
Stalion
Wooster
A58th
Wiel Avillery
344Th Field Artiley Battalion
Asith Field Artillery
Asith Engineer Construction
Headquarters
Sage Service Group
647Th
Benjamin Milan
1480
3D Infantry Regiment
Daniel Drake
David Yulee
Wujuh Root
Mayo Brothers
Boston
Waterfnry
Victory
Lambert Cadwalader
le Eyre
Stairway Shop
Antioch Victory
Quartermaster
440Th Quartermaster Service Company
89Th Tank Destroyer
405Th Quartermaster Truck Company
San Diego
OST
LSM
Teatroyer
Shannon
Fraser
Weber
K. H. Bauer
Caswell
Plaga
Hyde
Gilmer
O'Reilly
wAt
Los Angeles
Robert Techner
Kadashin Bay
Goodhue
Joy
Duke Victory
Joe E Brown Story Of Two Japs Killed On Luzon
Columbus Ohio reports actor Joe E Brown claimed to have killed two Japanese soldiers during a Northern Luzon operation last summer. General Beightler confirmed Brown’s involvement while recounting the action, noting Brown led a lead tank and fired from close range. The engagement resulted in twenty seven Jap deaths as Brown earned a lap flag for his credited kill.
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Columbus
Joe E. Brown
Luzon
Robert S. Beightjer
Joe
Harvey
Thorn
Beightler
Inhn Fredericks
129Th Infantry
Fredericks
Brown
Hrown
Marshall's Task Difficult One
Raymond Molly assesses the complex U S China policy in the early Cold War, noting Truman's comments on troop purposes in North China, Sun Yat Sen lineages led by Sun Fo, and a latent pacifist reform movement opposing Western influence. The piece links Communist Chiang Kai-shek split, Kuomintang one party rule, and rising distrust of Western powers amid student riots and shifting loyalties in Shanghai.
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Raymond Molly
Marshall
Chiang
Karshek
Truman
China
Sun Yat Sen
Sus Fo
Sun Yat Sun
Thig
Trames
Sun Fo
National Assembly
A. T. Stevie
New York Herald ,Tribune
U. S
the Communists
Chiang Kaishiek
Kuomintang
Old Chinese Friends Question US Promise Troop Withdrawal
A fragment reflects on former Chinese allies who fear future American troop withdrawal. It notes reluctance and asks where friends will stand when the US departs, warning that safety may worsen without concessions and security assurances.
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United States
Associated News Papers
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Aviation Firms Anticipate 700 Million In Orders
Washington production outlook for 1946 estimates more than 700 million dollars in orders and payrolls of at least 200000. Military aircraft expected at 600 million, transports 125 million, and personal planes 10 million. Over 9000 new armed forces planes planned with 800 to 900 commercial transports and 30000 private planes.
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Joseph A. Hors
Washington
IN3
Aircraft Industries Association of
Amorlcr
Dirms
Stynes
America
United States
Archan
Pearl Barber
All Pacific Ships Warned of Japanese Mines
Navy warns all Pacific ships of floating mines dumped by Japan in final war days. Many mines may drift with spring leaks and remain a menace for months, the Mary said.
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Pearl Harbor
Navy
Mary
Bureau Asks Public To Remember Birds
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Wadhnieton
Noted Indian Chief And Clown Dies at 90
The elderly war chief and clown, a longtime Gallup performer, died at age 90 after a life in the ceremonial circuit. He charmed audiences with barbed humor, once appearing at a hospital night charity and delighting paleface spectators. He passed away Wednesday.
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Gallup XM
Joe Crazy Horse
Uni
Dowd
Tve Bow
Gallup
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Edward Douglas
Center
Virginia O'Hanlon
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New York City
Joe Brown
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Peters
John Hay
Portland
Edward
Hale
Yokohama
Tacoma
Okinawa
Anchorage
Halmes Miorbor
Murzim
Subic Bay
Seattle
Denizon Smithtonen
Army
Washakie
Alaska
Etolin
U.S
Shanghai
New Orleans
U. S. Army
Monterrey
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Paul Ford
William Green
AFL
Jre Lagor
Attle
Santa
Shekey Briggs
Nick
Royal Briggs
Marshalltown
Rickey
Pacific
Bureau
Plymouth
DODGE
DE Soto
Chrysler Cars
Chrysler Corporation
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Chrysler. Corporation
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