Mackenzies Column Hints At End of War Not Yet
Mackenzie argues the war’s end is distant and the path to peace lies beyond the horizon. He cites Allied victory actions in Tokyo Bay, notes Japan’s capitulation offers, and urges occupation forces to educate and model Western democracy while pursuing accountability. The Yokosuka flag raising signals a step toward lasting peace amid Japan’s reform. He emphasizes a focus on the young generation and democratic ideals for enduring peace.
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MacArthur
Nimitz
Tokyo Bay
U.S. Marine Regiment
Yokosuka
William T. Clement
Japan
Tokyo
Price Ceilings Still On Cars and Trucks
Mrs. Vivian Johnson, chief clerk of the Frederick County War Price and Rationing Board, stated that ceiling prices remain in effect for used passenger cars and used trucks and buyers must file a certificate of transfer with the local board on such purchases.
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Vivian Johnson
Frederick County
Wanted experienced sales lady for ready to wear
Help wanted ad seeking a qualified sales lady to work in ready-to-wear. Apply in person at Leggett's Dept. Store. (7-31-11)
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Leggett’s Dept
Apply Capitol Restaurant
Winchester
Rhodes Drug Store
E. Piccadilly St
Apple Bros
Boyer’s
Dial
Golden Glow Coffee Shop
T. G. Adams
Esso
George Washington Hotel
Rippeon
All Japs Are Not Overly Polite
An Associated Press report from Tokyo describes American travelers near Atsugi facing hostility. Vern Haugland and companions endured two flat tires and a night on the ground before a Japanese driver refused transport, declaring they should be shot in their damned head. A passing truck was finally halted and a bus then found hours later.
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Tokyo
Atsugi
Associated Press
Vern Haugland
Elbows McFadden Plans Pacific Voyage to Japan
George Elbows McFadden, frequent Winchester visitor, said he left yesterday to sail on a Standard Oil tanker for the Pacific. He expects to visit Japan during the voyage before returning to the area.
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George “Elbows” McFadden
Winchester
Pacific
Japan
Rev Orndorff To Speak At Albin
The Rev Ellsworth Orndorff of Prospect Virginia will lead the 11 oclock Sunday service at Burnt Church in Albin This former Burnt Church member now pastors two churches in southern Virginia and the public is invited to attend
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Ellsworth Orndorff
Prospect
Burnt Church
Albin
Mr. Orndorff
Virginia
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