Guam Soap Maker Returns to Work After War Damage
Josef Martinez Ade resumes soap production in Agana Guam after the Japanese raid shattered a 24 unit factory complex. Warships pounded the area, leaving the site a shambles as he rebuilds with limited supplies and crude methods. The return marks a small relief amid ongoing postwar recovery.
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Robben Coon
Guam
Qiuare
Josef Marci
Agaey
Aesets
Josef
Josef Martinez Ada
Soapmaking on Guam Revival Under Local Production
Josef and family revive soap production in Guam under government auspices. The piece describes cocoanut oil processing, copra byproducts, and new soap varieties including perfumed water soap. It notes local workers, a small plant near a factory, and photos of Guamanian children dancing outside the tent.
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Ada Jand
AMG
Guam
Josef Akee
Josef
Guan
Hershey
Island Command
Je Fred Wessock
Enleante
San Diego
Cal
Saipan
Spain
United States
Marianas
Germany
Japan
German Marianas
Pinalvares
Maria Ade Calven
Bertha Merrero
MacArthur Inspects Balikpapan Front Under Fire
General Douglas MacArthur led an advance party with Allied forces at Balikpapan surveying enemy positions from a frontline Australian post. Despite sniper fire and eight shots nearby, MacArthur and an Australian brigadier remained focused on a large scale map as damp swampland and shale hills gave way to a crescent overlooking Mount Making.
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Balikpapan
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Mount Making
Planes Aid U S Troops on Mindanao
U S Eighth Army report details aerial resupply in Mindanao Philippines with C47 transports dropping 135 Howitzer ammunition to cars and plasma. Air crews faced dire weather rugged terrain and shifting front lines yet no aircraft losses to enemy action though one operational accident occurred.
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U.S
Eighth Army
Philippines
Mindanao
Shindanao
Sayre
Hain
Ith Air Cargo
Normen Murray
Helena
Mant
William R. Stewart Dies in New York Society Leader
William Rhine van der Stewart 36 a prominent New York society figure and heir to a storied family died early yesterday at the Howe Pierre hotel after a period of illness and a heart attack last Friday He was the son of Williams Phinelander and heir to part of a $2 million estate left by his father in 1931 totaling about $700 000 to the son Stewart was known for philanthropy.
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New York
William Rhine Vander Stewart
Howe Pierre
Cambridge Notes and Upcoming Events Features
Cambridge residents welcome Mrs. J Thompson Jennings from New York for a weekend. The Court Leonard Catholic Daughters of America plan a Lake Lauderdale picnic on July 3. The United Presbyterian Women will meet Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. John Bi McWhorter’s with Miss Theresa McClellan directing and Mrs. George H E McGaddh leading devotions. Rf2/c Kenneth A Gottry is stationed at Winter Harbor Maine. Mrs. Gottry travels from New York to join family and friends at the home of the late H H Lovejoy for 2 time. First Presbyterian Church holds a meeting today with a lawn picnic and patriotic roll call. Miss Mary Riley leaves for Red Cross hospital staff training in Washington July 30 for a month, then to a North Atlantic area hospital. she formerly taught social studies at Cambridge Union School.
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J.thompson Jennings
New York
Cambridge Friends
Court Leonard
Catholic Daughters of America
Lake Lauderdale
Women’s Missionary Society of
The
United Presbyterian Church
John Bi. McWhorter
Theresa McClellan
George HE. McGaddh
Kenneth. A. Gottry
Winter Harbor
Gottry
H. Herman Hitchcock
Homme
Evelyn Rice Schaible
Bernhard K. Schaeefer
Josephine Rice Wallace
Harry Collins
Chicago
H. H. Lovejoy
Women’s Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mattie R. Gray
Mary Riley
Red Cross Hospital
Washington, D.C
North Atlantic
Mise Riley
Cambridge Union School
Ingraham Destroyer Damaged in Pacific Action
The destroyer Ingraham sustained damage during a combat near the Japanese fleet. Flames aboard forced abandonment of the ship while nearby escorts and rescue crews aided crewmen and towed the vessel to safety.
Tokyo Radio Reports Three Bombers Shot Down
A fragmented World War II update claims Tokyo radio said three enemy bombers were shot down. The garbled text mentions women pilots and hostile action but lacks verifiable details.
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Tokyo
Note Increase In Visitors At USC
The report notes more servicemen visiting the UEO Lounge in recent weeks. Mrs. Herbert G. Anges, director, remains unavailable for comment as attendance shows steady growth.
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USC
UEO
Troy Usion Scewitch
Herbert G. Anges
Belores
Pegg
Mormitg
Vester
Red Cross Meeting Planned at Mrs Herringtoo Home
The Center Brunswick Red Cross unit will meet Thursday at 2 pm in the home of Mrs Carroll Herringtoo.
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RED Cross
Center Brunswick Red Cross
Carroll Herringtoo
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