Grew Says Konoye Regime Sincere On Peace Move
Joseph C. Grew, former ambassador to Japan, says the Konoye cabinet sought peace with the United States in 1941. A White Paper and his diary reveal his belief in sincere efforts to limit aggression, contrasted with military extremists.
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Pearl Harbor
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Roosevelt
Pacific
Konoye
Tojo
China
United States
Grew
State Department
Far Eastern Affairs
United Tes
Great Britain
United Nations
Aircraft production not to be lowered says war council
In Los Angeles on May 16 the Aircraft War Production Council declared there will be no downward trend in production until the war is won. A spokesman said heavy invasion preparations do not show lessened need for airplanes and that output may be smaller in months but the weight has increased with cuts aimed at new or different models.
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Los Angeles
Aircraft War Production Council
Council
Electric irons quotas set by WPB for eight plants
Washington May 16. The War Production Board announced production quotas for 376,768 electric irons to eight manufacturing plants. The total program aims for 2,000,000 irons.
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Washington
War Production Board
Drugless Sleep Cure Reported By Doctor At Ellis Island
Dr Michael M Miller reported a drugless sleep method using a low salt diet to 11 of 12 men, with six sleepless from morphine addiction and five from other causes finding relief within two to three weeks. Narcolepsy cases among soldiers were described by Maj Max Levin, noting sleep episodes during duty and possible remedies.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
American Psychiatric Association Today
Michael M. Miller
U. S. Marine Hospital
Ellis Island
New York
Miller
Max Levin
Thayer General Hospital
U.S. Medical Corps
Nashville
Tenn
Levin
DeMolay Boys To Run Tucson City May 27
DeMolay junior Masonic group will operate Tucson city government on May 27 with elective offices filled by its members. Elections for the offices occur on May 25, while two political parties form that week and candidates tour for support. City Clerk Carl M. Hitt will draft the morning agenda for a council meeting. Clinton Helbig will supervise transport of the boy officials to their posts.
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Tucson
Carl M. Hitt
Clinton Helbig
Sands Named Dean at New Mexico Highlands University
Dr. Lester B. Sands of DePauw University education department is appointed the new dean of the college at New Mexico Highlands University Las Vegas New Mexico. He will start with the summer quarter June 5 succeeding acting dean Dr B D Roberts after the death of Dr H L Ballenger. Sands studied at the U S Naval Academy University of Arizona University of California and Stanford University.
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Lester B. Sands
Department of Education
de Pauw University
New Mexico Highlands University
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Sands
Highlands
B. D. Roberts
Wlite Aulience
H. L. Ballenger
Dean Sands
U. S. Naval Academy
University of Arizona
University of California
Stanford University
State Vets Find Jobs Says Employment Head
Phoenix May 16. Bruce Parkinson director of the employment security commission said any veteran of the war eligible for benefits at induction is eligible upon discharge. All members of the armed forces in service ninety days or more are veterans for qualification. He added Arizona veterans recently discharged and able to work have found jobs readily.
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Phoenix
Bruce Parkinson
Employment Security Commission
Arizona
Parkinson
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