Japanese Plan New Memorial
A new World War II memorial honoring Japanese soldiers killed on Wake Island will be erected this summer on Wake Island, a small atoll between Guam and Hawaii. About 50 relatives of the fallen are involved in the project.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1957
Page
25
A new World War II memorial honoring Japanese soldiers killed on Wake Island will be erected this summer on Wake Island, a small atoll between Guam and Hawaii. About 50 relatives of the fallen are involved in the project.
Soldiers who died on Wake Island will see a new concrete monument replacing the crumbling one. The 5 foot high 26 foot wide structure is to be sent to Wake by end of July. Wake’s American garrison capitulated to Japan on December 23, 1941 after a two week defense. Americans bombed the island through 1942 45 and Japanese surrender followed in September 1945.
Police hunt a man accused of writing checks totaling $750 in six local stores. The checks, drawn on the First Loan and Thrift Co., were passed at grocers, clothiers, and other businesses.
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A spokesman for Glover's Cleaners at 2643 N Campbell Ave told police a reported theft from a company delivery truck is unfounded. An initial report claimed two chair covers and four pairs of trousers were taken from a truck behind the Pioneer Hotel. The items were later recovered at the cleaning plant.
FAIRBANKS Alaska The third man killed in the crash of a twin engined C47 ferry plane near the McGrath airstrip on Monday night was Capt William K Wallace Fort Worth Texas Ladd Air Force Base headquarters announced Wallace was chief of the intelligence division at the Ladd base Killed outright in the crash were Lt Col Herbert J Saabye Jr of Longmeadow Mass and Capt Thomas G Crackley 35 Dallas Tex both attached to Ladd Six other airmen were injured one seriously when the 5001st operations squadron plane crashed and burned on a 20 mile flight.
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