Hirohito names General and Admiral co premiers
Emperor Hirohito elevates General Huniak Hosso and Admiral Mitsumasa Yonai as joint premier ministers to strengthen military rule after the Tojo government falls. The shakeup follows a string of defeats and signals a pivot toward a broad based cabinet to sustain the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirohito
Japan
Hideki Tojo
Huniak
Hosso
Korea
Mitsumasa Yonai
United Braves
Assect
Sewarte
Ware
Staf
Imperial Rule ‘Assistance Association
Germany
Tokyo
Berlin
Japanese Leader Koiso War Career and Pacific Front Tide Turn
The article traces Koiso's rise from naval officer to minister of overseas affairs and governor general of Korea, noting his role in shaping expansion policies as Japan pursued southward aggression. It also reports Allied bombardments in Guam and ongoing battles in the Pacific, including MacArthur and Chinese actions near Hengyang, with heavy Japanese losses and siege conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoithe Kido
Keiss
Yonzi
Japan
UU. S
Marianas
Saipan
Guam
Tojo
Pearl Barbor
Domei
Tokyo
Ary
Rose
Sab Pas
Rase
Koiso
Yonai
Istaff
Kwantung Army
Manchuria
League of Nations
United States
Kores
Yonat Kabinet
France
Netherlands
Hitler
Europe
Adrife Koiso
Korea
Onai
Imo
Naval Academy
Supreme War Council
Admiral Nimitz
Great Deer
Nitsitz
Tussdar
Pacife
Tojohes
MacArthur
New Guinea
Canton-E Hankow
Chungking
Hengyang
Chengshan
Jep
Hutan
Upriath
Cornell urged to require postwar physical training
Robert F Kane, new athletic director at Ithaca Cornell proposes the first college level postwar physical training requirement. He cites two years of Cornell fitness work suggesting the program benefits students by building sound physical habits alongside mental development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Robert F Kané
Cornell
Kane
Queen Bee Upsets Rules In Bowling Green Orchard
In Bowling Green an unusual event draws attention as a queen bee from Brazil settles in Harry Elkins' orchard. Experts describe the behavior as a rare swarm relocation seen in large bee populations, marking a notable incident in local apiculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Upi
Harry Elkins
Bowling Green
Summer Stains and How to Treat Them
A vintage guide advises summer stain care for light wardrobe items. It warns against rubbing, outlines at home spotters and when to seek a dry cleaner, noting foods like ice cream and sauces require digestive agents and that perfume can damage dyes. Perspiration stains appear underarms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny
Association of Dyers & Cleaners
Igood
Troy Pioneer Rasmus Nielsen Dies at 12:05 PM
Rasmus Nielsen longtime Troy resident founder of Nielsen & Nielsen Nickel Works died at his residence on Mists Avenue. Born in Denmark he came to Troy in 1883 and earned patents including ice cream dippers. Survived by seven children and several grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasmus Nielsen
Troy
Aniss
Mists Avenue
Efte
Nielsen & Nielsen Nickelworks
Ebbe CL J Nielsen
Ms Nielses
Dena Rare
Peese
Sixth Aventis
Fran: Street
Fountain Supply Co
Nielsen
Godr
Lorge
Danish Brotherhood
Hoyz Neighbors
Modern Woodmen of America
The
Danish Singing Society
Druids
Odd Féllowa
Albin Lodge
Immanuel Danish Lutheran Church
Christina Nielsen
Nels Nielsen
Frey
Carria Bayer
Detroit
Minnie Snover
Syracuse
Ebbe C. Nielsen
Alma Nielsen
Charles Nielsen
Hudson
Anna Freeman
Brooklyn
Youth retreat at Crooked Lake planned by Waterford church
The Waterford Church School Youth Division plans a one day retreat to the Methodist Farm at Crooked Lake with discussions led by Mrs. Bannister and Mrs. Baynister. Activities include worship, swimming, lunch, hikes, music, and a campfire. The event is open to youths ages 12 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School
Waterford Methodist Church
Crooked Lake
Seymour Smith
Turpin C. Baynister
Troy Wille
Lakeside
Mervin Hazferd
Ethel Sconten
Bannister
Marvin Hazzard
June Conldin
William A. Perry
Board of Education
Migs Eihel Sconten
Wildcat strikes halt production in Chicago and Muskegon Heights
A wave of strikes idled about 3,000 workers across four plants in Illinois and Michigan. At Chicago Dodge Plant 90 percent of B 29 engines were affected as unions protested disciplinary actions. in Muskegon Heights Borg Warner and Pullman Standard Car Manufacturing also saw walkouts. Union leaders dispute authorization and protests include dismissal of an employee and petition circulation at Chicago Die Mould Manufacturing.
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Chicago
Muskegon Heights
Mich
Chicago Dodge
Ene
Stagnesim
United Automobile Workers
Calumet Harbor
Pulkman-Standard Car Manufacturing Co
G. I. O. United Stess Workers of America
Pullman
Michigan City
Ind
Troy Schools to Attend Postwar Training Conference
Troy representatives George W. Holliday and Roy Iverson join delegates from 23 boards of education at Paul Smith's College to plan postwar training for returning veterans and job retraining. The conference aims to establish about thirty new fulltime schools offering one and two year technical and commercial programs for veterans and those reentering the workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Boards of Education
Paul Smith
George W. Holliday
Roy Iverson
Stats Technical Institute
Tgig
Ithia
US Veterans Administration
U.S. Employment Service
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
State Education Department
Division of Vocational Education
U. S. Office of Education
War Manpower Commissioner
Schenectady
New York
Salt Lake City Man Fined Over Barking Dog Incident
Charles Parke tied his dog to avoid a crackdown on roaming pets during Salt Lake City anti rabies drive. The dog escaped, Parke was fined two dollars for the barking incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Charles Parke
Salt Lake
Parke
Public Enemy No 2 Wins Leniency in Court
Charles Bird once known as the publics enemy number two in Cleveland faced federal court where Judge Robert X. Witkin granted leniency. Bird withdrew a guilty plea to a kidnapping charge and received five year suspended sentences for robbery counts after demonstrating a changed outlook following a sight loss due to an operation. A Baltimore attorney presented letters from prison officials and clergymen supporting his reform. Bird’s crime spree included daylight truck heists and bank robberies ending with a jail escape in September 1987 aided by his wife.
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Cleveland
Charles Bird
Falon
Bird
Robert X. Witkin
Ead
Wilkin
Maryland State Prison
Baltimore
Maryland
Barbara
Odd Fellows Induction in Green Island and Church Picnic Plans
Dignitaries attend Odd Fellows ceremony as newly elected officers of Grientating Lodge are installed under District Grand Marie Edware 5 Courtant Home On Pretough. John A. Valetto and Mary J. Valetto noted. picnic planned at First Methodist Church with meeting at 5 pm and possible trip to Crooked Lake. Minor fire at George Street Second Floor apartment caused slight damage. stove incident started blaze. Fire Department used hand extinguishers. property owned by Clarice Estate.
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Odd Fellowship
Odd Fellows
Grientating Lodge
Grand Marie Edware
John A. Valetto
Medical Corpe Ag Catrp Ataxey
Tex
Meday Furtosah
Mary J. Valetto
George Street
Sampson Naval Base
Loretta Beal
First Methodist Church
Crooked Lake
Charles Salmon
Clarice Estate
Blind man reflects on path from crime to faith
The speaker, living in darkness after years of blindness, contemplates prayers and senses gained through hardship. He recalls a youth crime starting with petty theft and urges parental understanding to curb such issues. His wife works at a war plant while caring for two children, including a daughter.
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Bird
Lmére
Sean
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Eit. Aman
Jeven
Dome
Tuesdas
Canada
USA
Wertime
Chesetath
Desser
Amada
Modernella
Broadway
Third Street
Trainer’s
SO Gor Reguies Operaton
Weiter
Gmaraates
Erary Pormansat
Hatetteys
Kunizhi Koiso
Mitsumase Yonai
Righ
Hirohi
Hideki Tajo
Tokyo Radio
Mr. Nielsen
Ronan ‘Dane
Waterford
Funes
Ruth Conklin
Knox Avenue
Atlante
Oklahoma
Green Island
Troy Prudential
Prudential
Phonas Troy
the Peanut Store
River ST
Walls & Coverty’s
Triengle
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