Panay Attack Told By Hashimoto At War Crimes Trial
Tokyo August 8. Up Col Kin goro Hashimoto, a key Nippon defender of supremacy, shifts blame for the Panay sinking to a dead superior and says he had no knowledge of the incident until HMS Ladybird came under his shell. He cites Lt Gen Hei suke Yanagawa as ordering ships toward Nanking to be shot. Yanagawa died in 1945. Germany urged Japan to join war in November 1941 and warned of a joint US-British attack. ambassador Hiroshi Oshima reports to Tokyo.
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Nippon
Yangtze River
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Troue
Heisuke Yanagawa
Nanking
Germany
Japan
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Great Britain
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Oshima
Joachim von Ribbentrop
East Asia
Public Records Preserve Court Actions and Dismissals
Public records show judge Paul J. Cella presiding over a reckless driving case in Wyoming case file Af-F 1224 against John Richard Allen. The burglary charge against ringer Gilford was dismissed.
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Paul J. Cella
John Richard Allen
Ringer Gilford
Court Petitions Filed In Estate And Divorce Actions
Superior Court listings show petitions for letters of administration and probate filed for multiple estates including Theodore J. Bethel Jr Trinidad V Garcia and Roy E Beech. Several divorce actions are noted and some cases like Matthew J Piatt versus Evelyn M Piatt are marked dismissed.
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John DO. Lyons, Jr
Theodore J. Bethel, Jr
Osr Ael Aiken
Trinidad
Garcia
Trini Swenley
May
Marian G. Wilson
Roy E.beech
Violet May Theil
Justice of the Peace Court Forfeits Bond in Reckless Driving Case
A justice of the peace court records a $300 bond forfeiture and a bench warrant issued for Ralph Clapp in a reckless driving case. The page also lists marriage licenses issued in Tucson and names several individuals with associated locations and partial addresses.
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Justice OF the Peace Court
Paul J. Cella
Ralph Clapp
Truman signs bill to pay terminal leave for 16 million GIs
President Truman signed a deficiency bill providing 2 431 708 000 in bonds and cash for about 16 million World War II GIs. Cash for those owed 50 or less, otherwise 50 cash and rest in five year bonds. Processing through Adjutant General's office in St Louis with up to 4 000 staff.
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Washington
Truman
Philippines
Adjutant General's Office
St. Louis
Montezuma Well to Join Monument Status
Interior Secretary Krug announced an 183 acre addition to Montezuma Castle National Monument in Arizona. The expansion includes Montezuma Well a 470 foot diameter sink hole with about 800 feet of water depth and cliff dwellings dating 1200 to 1400 A.D. plus slab graves and a prehistoric irrigation canal.
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Washington
Krug
Montezuma
Ariz
Castle National Monument
Two Forestry Posts Filled at Southwestern Station
Lowell R. Rich a hydrologist and Joseph F Arnold a forest ecologist were named as researchers on the staff of the Southwestern forest and range experiment station announced by station director Raymond Price Rich will study hydrology at the Sierra Ancha experiment watershed station near Globe and Arnold will conduct range research at the Ft Valley forest near Flagstaff Rich transferred to Tucson from Roswell Army airfield and is a Utah Agricultural college irrigation engineering graduate Arnold formerly worked with the University of Arizona and received an MS in range ecology in 1936 He served three years in the Navy and worked for the Soil Conservation Service in South Dakota before moving to Tucson.
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Lowell R. Rich
Joseph F. Arnold
Southwestern Forest and Range Experiment Station
Raymond Price
Rich
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Roosevelt Reservoir
Globe
Arnold
Ft. Valley Experimental Forest
Flagstaff
Price
Tucson
Roswell Army Airfield
New Mexico
War Department
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Soil Conservation Service
Navajo
Mexican Springs
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Rio Puerco
University of Arizona
Navy
South Dakota
Polio Cycle Said to Drive U S Outbreaks
Denver August 8 U P The United States faces a cycle of infantile paralysis says Dr A R Zintek epidemiologist for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis The polio trend has risen nationwide since 1930 and this season began earlier than normal The expert notes no crest yet and warns against predicting when cases will fall He cites three transmission theories flies contaminated food or water and person to person contact
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Denver
U.P
United States
A. R. Zintek
Zintek
National Foundation of
Colorado
Cotton Flannel Shirt Prices Raised by OPA Increases
The OPA authorized retail price increases of two to three cents for cotton flannel work shirts in Washington. Effective August 12, the changes are under the old price control law, with further six to eight percent cotton clothing hikes under the new law to follow soon.
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Washington
OPA
50-Cent Cotton Fair Contends With Senator Thomas
Chairman Elmer Thomas of the senate agriculture committee said that 50 cents a pound for cotton would not be too much given the labor and supply costs farmers face. The article notes cotton farmers are going out of business due to insufficient prices.
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Washington
Elmer Thomas
D-Okla
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senator calls for price increase on cotton
Thomas argues a price increase is necessary citing high farm labor and machinery costs. He notes spot cotton at 34 cents a pound on the New York market as context for the needed raise.
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New York
Canned Corn Peas and Tomatoes Price Increases
OPA raises retail ceiling by one to two cents per can on corn peas and tomato products to offset subsidy cancellations. A one cent rise is added to 12 ounce packages of frozen corn and peas effective immediately.
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Washington
OPA
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