Jap Prisoner of War Escape From Japanese Submarine
An account recounts captivity under Japanese guards, escape from a prisoner of war camp, and a perilous voyage aboard a submarine to India. The narrative describes interrogation, propaganda efforts, and a rescue-like departure with uncertain safety but ending in arrival on Indian shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yandel
Aasgeta
Selem Nari
Nso
Reedom
Eighth Brigade
Transpon
Go Fo
Addadati
Enoines
Bicedart
Salecar
Panang
India
Masake
3 Ways to Get a 100 Loan
An advertisement for Household Finance offers loans up to 100 with no guarantor requirement and simple repayment plans. It touts quick private service, flexible terms, and emergency help for debts, doctor bills, or household needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anki
Chamber of Commerce President Wins Honor
New York UPI reports Eric A. Johnston president of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will receive this year’s Capt. Robert Dol lar memorial award for his distinguished contribution to the advancement of American foreign trade. Presentation will be October 10 at the 21st national foreign trade convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York -Upi
National Foreign Trade Council
Eric A. Johnston
The
Champher of Commerce of the
United States
Capt
Robert Dollar
Daily Paper Seen Stronger in Postwar World
New York dispatch reports a postwar newspaper survey by the Nassen Daily Review Star finding editors and publishers expect newspapers to emerge stronger and more influential. Respondents foresee greater advertising, more pictures, and continued freedom from government interference, with women playing a larger but not dominant role.
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New York
Ins
Nassen
N.Y
Steview-Star
Tom Wallace
Louisville Times
London
Virginius Dabney
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Reading
W. B H. Cowles
Spokane Spokesman Review
Pewsooners
Furether
Roy A Roberts
The
Kansas City Star
Storter
LR. Hienchard
Gannett
Becomes Citizen After Getting Death Notice
Liatian-born Mary Zullo of Newark arrived late to Federal Court for the citizenship ceremony. Judge Meaney still administered the oath in his chambers after she presented a telegram about her son Sergeant Daniel Zullo, an engineer at a fortress in England, being killed in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
INS
Thomas F. Meaney
Mary Zullo
Newark
Hig Chambers
Toigo
Danie Zullo
Emgiland
Four Italian Admirals Sentenced to Death by Fascist Court
United Press reports a Parma court convicted four Italian admirals of military crimes. Two, Ingo Campion and Luisi Mascerpa, were executed. Others, including Gino Pavese and Leonard, were sentenced to die for surrender or failure to resist Allied lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Wallen
Parma
Transoceans Agency
United States
Adm Ingo Campion
Rhodes
Luisi Mascerpa
Pavese
Leonard
Leros
Auguste
Sicily
Adu
Gino
Paotelleria
Aenees Se
Sbsentia
Transocean Sat
Agiely
Cadigbond
Aegean Islands
Mascerpa
Fragmentary note conveys soldier’s plea about restraint
A cryptic OCR fragment shows a soldier warning against exaggeration and urging restraint in a massing effort. The text hints at pressure to demand more under any circumstance, with unclear context or specifics.
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Brio
Artur Rodzinski
New York Philharmonic
U.S. Rubber Co
Woonsocket
Lord & Tann
Fulton ST
For All
Bes
Paymenits
Household Finance
Ft Aves
Burdett
River Street
Troy
Albeny
Witeenar i Bentnes
Chamber of Commerce
Swancutt
Lieut
Beaufort G. Swancutt
Dale Frazier
Camp Anza
Cal
Balimore
Philip Hayes
Hayes
Cor
Herman Katz
Hoosick ST
Amous Duncan
NtTg
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