Nimitz Urges Vigilance and Unity for World Peace
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz told Boston Veterans of Foreign Wars that history proves defence must stay strong and vigilance must continue. He warned against isolationism, urged US leadership in the United Nations, and noted naval forces have shrunk since wartime. He called for patience with postwar diplomacy and a durable military to deter future aggression.
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Boston
Chester W
Nimitz
United Nations
Commonwealth Pier
Enosa
Tvention
Joseph MM. Beck
Jungle Reclaims Battlefields Across Pacific War Echoes
Fragmented wartime notes describe Pacific fronts from Buna to Leyte, detailing bases at Henderson Field and Tarawa, airfields at Iwo Jima and Guam, and lingering ruins in Manila. Mentions U S Navy and Army air depots and strategic reoccupation of former battle zones with sparse civilian life amid wrecked cities.
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Pacific
Wolflore
Asilore
Marinow
Majfor
Ainea
Japan
Buna
New Guinea
Guadalcanal
Solomon Teland
Henderson Field
Tarawa
Hwajatein
Jong Matuhal
Leyte
MacArthur
Philippines
U. S. Navy
Islands
Lingayen Gulf
U. S. Army
Comaterlon
Sampalen
Manila
Alty
Iwo Jima
Iwo
Jan
Mount
Jar
Thrashald
PhD
Navy
Nahe
Tha
Area Man Forms Army Rail Unit
Major George T. Maguire of Whitehall leads a new Army Rail unit at Hallimore Maryland organizing a mobile sail repair bay under the Army Railroad Transportation Corps. He has 35 years railroad experience and holds the Soldier’s Medal for bravery at Soissons France, plus the Purple Heart and Croix de Guerre from World War I.
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Army Railroad Transportation Corps
Ritroad
Hallimore
George T. Maguire
Whitehell
FL Va
Maguire
Europe
708Th
Grand Railway
Army
Whitehall
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Transportation Corps
Soissons
France
2Nd Cavalry
Germany
American Legion
U S Soviet Struggles Signal Shifts in Cold War Moves
The article outlines Soviet military pullbacks and diplomatic concessions in Manchuria Azerbaijan and the Dardanelles dispute. It notes Yugoslav elections against Communists and Tito seeking to ease tensions by sending a note to the American embassy amid two WWU transport lane crashes.
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Azerbaijan
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Daren
China
Turkey
Dardanelles Straits
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Trieste
Yugoslavia
Austria
Hungary
Atmerican
Tite
Rusia
Belgrade
Marshall Tito Hid
U.S
State Department
Wiltan L. CI
Bombed Cities Rebuild After Atomic Attacks in World War II
Hiroshima Nagasaki and Kokura are described as slowly recovering from destruction. The report notes ongoing cleanup by government aid, continued use of some wrecked structures, and grass regrowth starkly filling central areas.
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Tokyo
Hiroshima
Nagevaki
Avle
Air Force
Nature
Nigasgaki
Pacific Air Command
Kokura
Kyust Island
Nagasaki
Tkshut
Kohura
Manning Day Outing at Green Island Promises Big Turnout
Nearly 2000 employees from plants in Green Island Troy and Watervliet are scheduled to attend the Manning Day outing at Brookside Park today from 1 am to 6 pm. The event organized by the Manning Paper Co and allied unions features entertainment sports and a drama program plus a 6 pm meal. Patrick Brenson leads the committee with HK Barnum and H J Gentile as company and union representatives. Dolores and Mary Delsignore dancers Ed Albert singer Nick Risley accordion and the Fighting Blairs headline, with a dance band and two softball games and a tug of war on the athletic slate.
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Green Island
Troy
Waterview
Brookside Park
Manning ‘Paper Co
Bohr Manning Corp
A. F. of L
Patrick Brenson
HK Barnum
Manning Paper Co
F.F. Green
H. J. Gentile
Behr-Manning
Dolores
Mary Delsignore
Ed Albert
Nick Risley
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Boston Ly
Lax
Panera Een Eit Eeersrer
Focal
St. Athan
Rensselaer County
Man
U. S
Deron
Salada Too Co
Barkaly Straat
Fenton
Maj
G. 1. Maguire
Mugoslav
Sints
Moscow
Russia
Kisélans
Communist Party
Lantne
Ukraine
Offieiala
Manning
Arone
Otivan
Fulton
Douglas G
Marone
Life Incomes
General Electric
Bridgeport
Cijertion
General Eloctsis
General Electric Pension Plan
Schenectady
N. Y
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