MacArthur denies friction report over Tydings visit
General MacArthur rejected claims of friction surrounding the Tydings Commission visit to the Philippines. He told Associated Press there is no truth to columnists’ insinuations about discord. He welcomed the commission and said cooperation would be enthusiastic and productive.
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MacArthur
Manila
Tydingss Commission
Philippines
Doughts MacArthur
Associated Press
Drew Pearson
Washington
Geverl
Commission
Sorm
Lex Marara
Trdings
Okinawa Medical Plan Shields Troops From Disease
International News Service reports a full preventive program for Okinawa troops. Measures include sanitation upgrades, water purification, DDT spraying to control mosquitoes, protective clothing treated with insecticides, and immunizations for typhus cholera and plague. Blood supplies are pre-positioned from the United States to Guam for frontline use.
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Guam
INS
Oxinawa
I P
Bek
Okinawa
Adm CT
Dergin
Iwo Tsiznd
Comdr
W. T. Tompkiss
USNR
Philadelphia
Fleet Marine Force Pacific
Brazil
Tudia
Pacific
Orient
Army
Marine Corps
United States
Blood supply logistics for Pacific invasions detailed
The report describes blood testing aboard naval transports to Guam, with 1 percent deemed satisfactory. It notes a Guam blood distribution center processing up to 2,000 pints daily, and 1490 pints in a single rush. Whole blood and plasma are shipped to Okinawa by sea and air, with temp controlled storage and dedicated cold trucks.
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United States
Guam
Oakland
Cal
Naval Air Transport Service
Ingem
Western Pacific
Philippines
Okinawa
Markanas
Political Stage Continuation of Pagé Ten
The passage praises General Eisenhower for unifying ground armies air forces and sea power while noting he cannot stay long in the United States. It suggests a permanent post may await him and links the future to General Eisenhower’s talents amid the war’s remaining months and its difficult aftermath in Europe. It also lauds General Srevanent as tactful popular chief of staff with a potential role for Eisenhower.
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Eisenhower
United States
Srevanent
Congress
Ais Place
Communist Strategy and War Production Impact
The piece argues that stopping or reducing bearings production cripples German engine output for planes submarines and vehicles. It contends communists seek civil disruption using grievances while warning of widespread economic collapse if American workers strike. It cites U S labor policies as hindrance and notes a Canton strike affecting relief-bearing capacity.
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Schweinfurt
Russia
United States
lucHer
New York
Roosevelt
Canton
Phillip Murray
Steel Workers
Ciprtight
Hing Features Syndicate
Prisoners and diplomats tense over war era issues
Fragmented notes reveal wartime concerns about prisoner treatment and morale as Japanese captives show slight cooperation when assured they will not be tortured. Diplomatic intrigues surround Senator Tydings and Philippine independence, while Adolf Berle’s return and Roosevelt-era minds surface in ongoing power plays.
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U.S
Gue Vender
Capieol
Tydings
Philippines
Latay
Jack
Washington
Macarthur
Adolf Berle
Brazil
Stettinius
San Francisco
Unclear Names and Roles in World War II Era Office
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ter Beogevelt exitle Berle as ambassador to Breit and Charles Tauszig leading the State Department West Indies office. The text asserts Tauszig quietly manages his post with good results, while other parts reference Bertha Groff and a wartime commute, all in garbled form.
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Ter Beogevelt
Berle
J Abibassador
Breit
Wood
Charles Tauszig
State Department
West Indies
Gopptisht
Belt Arnticate
Rev G Frank Johnson Dies at Penn Yan at 81
Rev. G Frank Johnson, 81, former district director of the New York State Baptist Convention, died Monday in Penn Yan. A Norwich native, he studied at Colgate University and Colgate Rochester Divinity School, and served churches in Cobleskill, Triangle, and Fayetteville. He was among the early members of Phi Gamma Delta.
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Peon Yan
Frank Johnson
New York State Baptist ‘Convention
Norwich
Colgate University
Colgate-Rochester Divinity School
Cobleskill
Triangle
Fayetteville
Jobxjz
Srst
Phi Gama Delta
Blind Georgia girl earns Mercer honor at June commencement
Nitalee Tillimian of Baxley, a graduate of the Georgia Academy for the Blind, was chosen as the honor graduate of Mercer University at the June commencement in Macon. The 10-year-old blind student was highlighted as the university’s histest honor recipient during the ceremony in the university chapel.
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Macon
Georgia
Mercer University
Nitalee Tillimian of
Baxley
Georgia Academy For the Blind
University
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Local radio schedule lists multiple programs across morning and day parts including Vittorious Living, Timekeeper, Breakfast Club, My True Story, News features, Glamour Manor, The Lone Ranger, Stella Dallas, Backstage, Woman in White, Pepper Towns, Morning Melodies, and Breakfast Club repeats among others with times spanning 1:00 to 10:30 and various hosts and segments. The page catalogs a dense lineup of shows, interviews, news breaks, and features typical of a metropolitan station guide.
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Vittorious Living
Momicg Newspaper
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Thaskeeper
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Breantass Club
True
Storr
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Fed Malone
Eliza
Glamour Manor
oTezes
Jim Lewis
Bavanase
Tomistian Science
Evelea
Leties
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Hon Harrigan
Tery
Dizates
Dick Treey
Cape
Roy Sun
X. T. Rate Geant
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Morgan Beatty
Eadie Caror
DE Ae News Besos
sMroods
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Shine
Timekeeper
AiGe
Tom Brenneman
Toy Breenemar
Gil Mastin
Ted Matone
Kpate Badmien
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