Shintoism Losing Ground In Japan
Tokyo reports a shift in Japanese religious life as Shinto worship loses popular appeal amid postwar changes. Emperor Hirohito maintains rituals while national reverence for Shinto wanes, with shrines seeing far fewer visitors and public support eroding under Allied occupation and political reform.
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Crosswords appear garbled with mixed letters and stray clues. The readable items hint at a puzzle page with themed entries and a partial grid. Names like BerLiky and SUDO appear among nonstandard strings, suggesting a mis scanned layout rather than coherent clues.
Shinto in Japan Faces Postwar Reform and Crisis
A U S official notes policy pressures to end Shinto’s government ties and political influence. MacArthur resists broad action but signals guarded reforms to constitution and imperial role. Debate unfolds over Emperor’s future, Shinto status, and limits on militarist legacies.
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Produce Firm Expands Area Plant
The Sorat Area firm has added a new canning and packing facility to its operations. Joseph Biscotti, a Amsterdam native, developed a method to process and package 14 vegetables and nuts, targeting housewives for fresh, washed produce in a transparent wrapper. The Meninds plant employs local residents, with sales manager S V Bartell and Biscotti's brother as partners in expanding production during wartime shortages.
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Meninds
Jobe
Joseph
Amsterdam
Meninuds
United States
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Colleslaw
Salar
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Troywo
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Overcharges Found in Troy Food Stores
A four part survey by the Rensselaer County Price and Riceamy Board in October shows 82 percent of eateries complying with OPA price ceilings while 68 percent of stores visited were fully compliant. Violations mainly involved overcharges. 649 items including dry goods, meats, and produce were checked with many marked higher than cellar prices.
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Proy City War Price and Riceamy Board
OPA
Parlia Suvey
Corinth Board Calls Group for Death Induction
Corinth Board drafts a contingent of men for armed service induction. Six men proceed to enter service, including Carleton H Suiptanant from South Glens Falls and Robert IE Merton from Corinth, with others James W Van Guilder Harold A Vaughan James Rpit Alvin R Bryant and James Kavicky among those sent for preinduction examinations.
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Sorveo
Carleton H Suiptanant
South Glens Falls
Robert IE Merton
James W van Guilder
Harold A Vaughan
James Rpit
Alvin R Bryant
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Kentzec Named Director, City Employees Union Local 858
Kentzec has been named director by the board of the City Employees Union Local 858 to serve as president, succeeding Peter Finnan who resigned. The installation will occur in the near future.
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Kenneth Kentee
City Employees Union
Local 858
Peter Finnan
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