27th Division Fights in Okinawa in Personal Crisis Resistance
A historical account by Maj. Paul G. Buborg details the 27th Infantry Division’s brutal Okinawa campaign. From March to August, they battled Japanese forces on Kakazu Ridge and across the island, suffering heavy casualties yet achieving key objectives like Machinato Airfield. The piece notes extreme valor, harsh conditions, and the division’s subsequent occupation duties in Japan.
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Ueditoe
Thal
Paul G. Buborg
Ivory
Ohiniwa
Oldnaw
Sahore
Ha Courth
Kakuzu
Kakazu
Uegunenani
0501 Infantry
Eugendim
Okinawa
Okinawa Wai
Case Walloa
Buelange
Ea Sullivan
New York
Simon Bollyar Buckner
Tenth Army
Pacific
Mong Kiker Ridge
Machindly
Okiawa
Saipan
Howling Mad
Stith
Ralph South
Ie Island
Japan
Hiroshima
Neogonaki
Fukushima
New York State
Seven Agencies Aid Missouri River Basin Development Plan
International News Bureau reports that seven Interior Department agencies join the Bureau of Reclamation to advance the Missouri River Basin project. It outlines roles of Geological Survey Fish and Wildlife Service National Park Service Indian Service General Land Office and powers commission studies. The plan aims to irrigate five million acres, add water for one million more, and generate up to ten million kilowatt hours for eventual full development with fourteen units authorized for construction and one ready by July.
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Barvice Billings
Bureau of Reclamation
Missouri River
Department of the Interior
Reclamatlan
Chuological Bureau
Fish and Wiidiifa Service
National Park Servicg
Indian Sepyfea
General Land Office
Borvica
Bureau of Mine
Milion Aerex
Misaourd
Wytteau
Reclamation Bureau aMmals
Dursau
Mills E. Bunger
Geological Survey
Fish and Wildlife Service
National Park Service
The
Indian Service
Bureau of Money
Chamberlain
Gabe Dam
Pierre
Federal Power Commission
Apo Congress
Unila
Local Notices and Community Updates From Eagle Mills
Eagle Mills reports Mrs. Thomas B Miller has recovered while Mrs Edward D Nicoll remains confined to Samaritan Hospital. Mr and Mrs Ray L Smith and son George spent the weekend at Lake Placid. Garfield School will close Friday for Washington's Birthday. Mr and Mrs Fred Ream of Orange are visiting relatives Horace I Patrie. Irene Ivemeyer returns to Emma Willard as physical education instructor after illness. Loyal Women’s Club and Women’s Christian Missionary Society meeting postponed due to illness of several members. Frank A Carner, veteran, welcomed as historian into Willam Ogden Post of the American Legion at Cheshire. Meth odist Church calendar features Women’s Society of Christian Service today at 2:30 and youth program at 7:15 followed by choir rehearsal.”
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Thomas B. Miller
Edward D. Nicoll
Ray L. Smlth
George
Lake Placid
Garfleed
Willam Ogden
American Legion
Cheshire
Methodist Church
Society of Christan
Mra
John C. Dixon
Tifth Avenue
State Street
Conneh
Trey
Postponed chalr NL meeting and local social notes in Stillwater
Stillwater Presbyterian Women announce a postponed meeting at Mrs Arthur Percnck home with an evening program. Mr and Mrs Bark Ward hosted a Valentine dinner for their son John recently home from overseas, honoring with gifts. Several local residents and families are noted for visits, leaves, and a sudden death of William Banks aged sixty six.
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Chalr NL
Women's Association of the Presbyterian Church
Arthur Percnck
Bark Ward
John
Osborn Br Uidge
Mychanicelile
Truman Waitman
Sarglogan
William 0. Banks
West Side
Mr. Banks
Greenwich
Conn
Stillwater
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Mechanicville
Banks
Stilwater Wire Department
Stillwater Roduction Club
Tig Wile
Omma Frown Banks
Wiliam FE. Uanks
Thelma Keefer
MacArthur names Webb to lead Tokyo war crimes tribunal
General MacArthur announced Sir William Floyd Webb of Australia as president of the international military tribunal to try major Japanese war crime suspects. He named eight other members from China, France, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada. The appointments, officials said, are to implement the Tokyo Bay instrument signed August 2.
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Tokyo
Myca
Oir
William Floyd Webb
Australia
International Military Tribunal
Macarthur
International Tribue.nal
Stuart McDougal
Cunaia
Judy-Nao Mel
China
Henri Reimburger
France
Victora
Oling
Netherlands
Brim V
Marvey Ortherort
New Zealand
Lm, Saravalloy
Russia
Lord Patrick
United Kingdom
John P. Higgins
United States
Orden
Tokyo Bay
Funeral services for Stillwater man set for tomorrow
Four grandchildren of Stillwater are attending as funeral services are held tomorrow at 2 30 pm from his home with Rev J H B Righ ard pastor of the Methodist Church officiating Interment at Stillwater Union Cemetery
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Stillwater
J. H. B. Righard
Ine Methodist Church
Stillwater Union Cemete
Dickman Sails With 1800 Service Members and 800 Civilians
The Dickman ship carried 1,828 military personnel and 800 civilian passengers. A naval crew observed three cornered flags fluttering as dignitaries and officers noted the ship’s calm handling of a squall. Many women aboard had babies in diapers, and the navy organized 1,000 free diapers for mothers amid the journey.
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Osize
UBS
Dickman
Sen-doyd
Mily Rave
Capl
Dickminn
Navy
Health Clinic Cancelled Over Holiday Week
A health clinic event has been cancelled due to the holiday week. Dr Jimes C Boland announced the cancellation yesterday at the Health Center citing scheduling and staffing considerations.
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Weigay
Jimes C. Boland
Sily Health von
Rep Clare B Luce to retire from Congress this term
Rep Clare Boothe Luce announced she will leave public life at term end. She disclosed joining the Catholic Church after five months of instruction from Most Rev Fallon J Sheen at St Patrick's Cathedral. Luce, wife of Henry R Luce, previously a playwright, said faith questions could be used in campaigns.
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Wan Fork
Clare Boothe
Will Yuliee
Congress
Carliife
Henry R. Luce
Luce
Ante
Fallon J. Sheet
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Fears Mays personal crisis reports Among Refugee Jewn
Hartley, a member of the HelLah American committee, cites difficulties in handling refugee concerns. He notes inquiries into Jewish fears and crisis reports amid ongoing European refugee debates.
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Viehin
Europe
Hartley
Hellah Americin Committee
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George Riley
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Philadelphia
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