MacArthur Delivers Bold Plans for Occupation Policy
General MacArthur moved his Tokyo headquarters to outline drastic cuts in occupation costs and troop levels. He warned against a costly military government and projected a 200 000 strong force to maintain order while demobilizing much of the Allied force. He also described demobilization progress in Japan and actions against war crime suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Macarther
Tokio
Macarthur
Pacific
Robert L.richelberger
U.S. Eighth Army
Japan
United Nations
Shanghai
Whangpoo River
Generayveserdar
Adraital Halzey
Takto Bay
Teranhiona
Kea Terisiuima
Tojo
Terashinta
Uraga
Andmiral Terashima
Yokohametal
Masaharu Hontzia
Bataan
Shigenori Kurada
Hontma
Philip
Pinzo
Navy
Shigetaro Shimada
Nobushe Kishi
Commerce and Industry
Pearl Harbor
Yamaguichi Prefecture
U.S
Macarthurs
United States
Hot Pepper Sauce Industry in South St Martinville
The bayou area near Bayou Teche sustains a pepper sauce industry with factories producing sauces from locally grown peppers. Red peppers yield the hottest sauté and the peppers are dehydrated, salted, and distilled into vinegar based blends. The Bulliard firm alone makes about 10 million bottles yearly, many shipped to armed forces since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Martinville
Bayou
Bayou Teche
Eg Bulliard
Ube
Coastal Storm Wreaks Havoc From Florida To Carolinas
Storm warnings continued along the Atlantic seaboard as Hurricane force winds and heavy rain lashed Charleston and coastal towns. Parts of Florida suffered severe damage with Homestead reporting hundreds homeless, citrus losses, and Navy bases crippled by fire and destroyed aircraft.
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Charleston
Heweras
Cape Ans
Eastport
Hatteras
Brunewies
Carolias
New England
Maine
New York
Long Island
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
United Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
North Atlantic
Cherieston
Savannah
Atlantic
Espée Hetteras
Cape Ann
Aity
Charleston Army Air Base
St. Jozeph
Battery
Charleston Navy Yard
Port of Embarkation
Army Air Base
Sullivan's Island
Folly Beach
Isle of Palms
Florida
Virginia Capes
Pork
Block Island
Brunswick
Richmond
Fla. Naval Base
Navy
Harry Schultz
Homestead
Homstead
Miami
Wesk
Caspian Tern of 20 Sets Old Age Record
A Caspian tern found dead at a Green Bay wildlife sanctuary is identified as the oldest of its species on record with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It was banded in 1925 on Gravely Island near Door County by William L Lyon, a pioneer bird bander. The bird’s age and historic value were later recognized by Washington officials.
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Green Bey
Wis
Wild Life
U. & Fish and Wild Life Service
Washington, D
Gravely Island
St. Martin Shoals
Door County
Upper
Wisconsin
William L Lyon
Waukegan, DL
End
Billy Demmerly
Green Bay
Earl. G. Wright
Neville Public Mugenm
Wright
Hfe
Washington
England
Dodecanese and Trieste Debates Drift Through Big Five Talks
The Big Five discuss postwar borders with focus on Dodecanese Greek claim opposed by Russia. Yugoslavia pushes Venezia Giulia and Trieste to join it, while Italy seeks sovereignty. Yugoslav memorandum argues for Julian March unity with Yugoslavia and warns against universalizing Trieste. Separately, Seaside Oregon notes Lady Cobbler Joan Mortensen retires after 31 years at the bench.
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WNRRA
Dodecanese
Dardanelles
Russia
Greece
Italy
U.S
Yugoslavia
Tounsil
Treiste
Istria
Venezia Giulia
Council
Hardell
Alcide de Gaspeti
Trieste
Seaside
Joan Mortensen
Roosevelt’s Wage Demands Spark Auto Industry War Talks
The piece reports on a looming wage dispute amid wartime profits with leaders like R J Thomas and Walter P Reuther pushing a 30 percent increase. It notes Chrysler denying profits, GM defense of wartime earnings, and a plan for targeted issuer strikes at General Motors if demands aren’t met.
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Chrysler
General Motors
Ugal Wcl
R. J. Thomas
Caw-Cso
Flint
Mich
International Executive Board
L_AW
Walter P. Reuther
WLA
WHCIO
Stop Belittling Church Says Dr Wolfe at Cambridge conference
At the First Presbyterian Church of Cambridge a one day annual inspirational conference opens with Rev Paula addressing the Brick Presbyterian Church of New York sale of the Troy Presbytery. Speakers discuss the church's role amid moral battles and wartime strain. The Troy Presbytery meeting includes reports from committees and leaders such as James L Harris and Lucien H Kerns.
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Paula
Brick Presbyterian Church of New York
Troy Presby
First Presbyterian Church of
Cambridge
James G. Hunt
East Church
Phila Delphia
New York
Fecal
Troy
Labor Secretary Eyes Action as GM Strike Threat Grows
Labor Secretary and President discuss a swift plan to resolve the Detroit dispute. The 30 day cooling off clause may precede a strike vote by General Motors 323000 workers if no settlement is reached. Widespread idle labor and threats to Chrysler Ford and others escalate pressure for government mediation.
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Schwellenbach
Detroit
General Motors
War Labor Board
U. S. Conciliation Service
Ali Sur
WLB
William H. Davis
Aome
Ford Motor Company
Chrysler
Sil
Ford
C. Lo-United Amo
C. L O
C. I. Orteel
C. IT. O
Fireplace Flue Blamed for Blaze at Cohoes
Fire department reports a defective flue caused a blaze at a Cohoes residence. The fire occurred in the afternoon and was extinguished with help from Lancaster Street units. No injuries are noted and investigators name Theodore Hampel as responsible owner listed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoes
McEiwais Akernoon
Fred Mosier
Theodore Hampel
Cohoes Eastern Star Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
James Powers of Troy was elected president of the East and Present Matters Association of the Rensselaer Schenectady District of the Order of the Eastern Star at the annual meeting held Saturday afternoon at the Cohoes Masonic Temple. Edith Eiva Harn named trustee. Schenectady vice president is Emms Williams of Albany. dinner served by Imperial Chapter post matrons of Cohoes. Obituary notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Powers
Troy
Renssplzer-Schenectady Dis
Order of the Eastern
Cohoes Masonic Temple
Eiva “Harn
Schenectade
Emms Willams
Cohoes Promotes Service Members and Local Events
Harri et A Cronin a WAVES member at Naval Air Station Hebel receives specialist rating. Several local residents, Mr and Mrs Teocres A Cronin of 1 Bresis Avenue and others, are noted with church and civic events including a welfare clinic, Masonic lodge session, and a city council meeting. A child, Roy Allazre, age 6, was bruised after an auto collision on Main Street, attended by Dr Hans D Weiss.
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Sireat
Leonard Hospial
Niskayuna
Bell
St James
Johns Bell
Troy
Sunerat Homie
Angus D. Macaffer
Niskatuna
John J. Walsh
Edward J. Stanton
Columbia Street
St. Agnes’ Church
Paul
Harriet A.cronin
Naval Air Ste On
Hebel
Mes Teocres A Cronin
Bresiis Avenue
Steptes J, Sampr Wa
Paghme Smith
Hag
Common Council
Health Department
Hans D. Weiss
Sally Cummings
Mary Lynch
Cohoes Lodge
TBO
Charles J. Dawsop
Roy
Joseph Allazre
White Street
Main Street
Howard
White Streets
Benjamin Carr
Niver Street
Hans DB Weiss
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Asahi
Mac
Arthur
Lberty
Patrick P. Sheridan General & Life Insurance
Third St
South
THE
Helen Curtis Cream
Wslow
Budson Beauty Shop
LAAT
Mer
Buchman Comfort Products
Harmony Mill
Faye Que
Miami Beach
Soviets
Roosevelt
Thomas Id Pclenaevalt
Europe
White House
George W. Taylor
Port
William Green
We & 1
Harry
Truman
Martha E. Truman
Grandview
Dr. Wolfe
Labor
Eastern Star
Ladies’ Ausillary
Catlin- Ross Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Inche G
Remsen Street
Mae Archambeault
Mary Grogan
Sue Webb
Martha Gilligan
Margaret Riely
Elizabeth O'Hearn
Lilian Alien
Louise Corbeil
Vera Smith
EH LeRoy
Serbara Anne and
Galder
Ocean Park
First Baptist Church
Gaylord Muselyn Ashby
Harry Sargh
Tee Wilh Frank
Tima
T. Brandon Timpane
Optometrist
Remsen
Seppcies
A. F. Ortlieb
Branklin Sq
Harry P. Olesen & Co., Inc
Coast TO Coast Insurance Service
Trey
Central Ave
Albany
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