Grim Outlook From Emperor and Tojo at Diet Opening
Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Hideki Tojo addressed the Diet declaring Japan’s war situation truly grave and the enemy overcoming difficulties as war grows more intense. Tojo announced a new mobilization plan to accelerate war material production and defend the homeland, urging confidence in ultimate victory.
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Liewise
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One Japanese Soldier Still Loose on Attu
Washington reports one Japanese soldier remains at large on Attu in the Aleutians. Admiral Kinkaid, back from the islands, said a few were loose in the hills and quarreled over food. He added one man talked of his father.
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Behr and Ford Executives Elected to Membership
Harold Stephens of Behr and Rufus J Ferratalis D Amo of Ford Motor Co plus Forest Oakes of Marchant and others are elected to membership in the National Association of Calculating Machine Co Albany. The group includes executives from Hat Manning Co and American Loco.
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Schenectady
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Marchant
National Association of Calculating Machine Co
Albany
Stillwater Dinner Honors Grandson Pvt Frederick Gaudette
Stillwater families gathered Monday as Mr and Mrs Fred D Avignon hosted a dinner for their grandson Pvt Frederick L Gaudette on furlough before his departure to Cook Strait. The event featured a patriotic cake and a purse of money for the honoree with many D Avignon relatives and friends in attendance.
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Frederick L. Gaudette
Caufuitia
Felix D'Avignon
Edmund D'Avignon
Cornelia Patenaude
Eleanor Brookley
Carola Toombs
Helen Cornell
William D Avignon
Allies Blamed for Setbacks in Russia
A 1940s era reporting claims Allied forces caused German withdrawals from the Russian front to shore up Balkans and Italy. It argues Italian treason and cooperation with the Soviet advance weakened German military effort, citing territorial losses near the Dnieper and battles at Krementchug and the Crimea.
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Gemiai
Ettressier Zeitung
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Balkans
AMG Inuu
Wuine
Dnieper
Kremenchug Hey
Crimea
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