Japs New Premier Completes Cabinet in Tokyo
Tokyo reports Premier Kijuro Shidehara finalizes a 15 member cabinet and plans an immediate meeting. The roster includes five holdovers and ministers for Navy, War, and Education, with Tsugita predicting another cabinet after January elections. Allied directives press for prisoner releases and demobilization by mid October amid famine fears.
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Tokyo
Kijuro Shidehara
Japan
Domei
Adm
Soyemu Toyoda
Navy
Daisaburo Tsugita
Mac
Arthur
Tsugita
Baron Shidehara
Shidehara
Shigeru Yoi
Mippon
THE
Zenjiro Horiki
Wance
Keizo ShibuyiSho
Merce and Industry
Yokosuka
Chuzo ‘Vata
Hitoshi Psnias
House of- Representatives
Takao Tanaka
House of Representatives
Tamon Maeda
Joji Matsumoto
Tatsuo Kawai
Board of
Lie
Wataru “Aer Irahashi
Irem Fo
MacArthur
Allied
Mandamus Denied in Green vs Glass Senate Challenge
The Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals refused John Jocke Green's mandamus petition to oust Senator Carter Glass. The ruling accompanied opinions on seven other cases in Richmond on October 8.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
John Jocke Green
Virginia
Carter Glass
Wanted Buy Over 16 Ping Ley and Carper Cleaners
Classified note seeks to purchase over sixteen ping ley and carper cleaners. Item appears in a 9-29-1p-9t snippet with other ads. Also offered is a 1940 Super Buick for sale at 1150 dollars, within O P A ceiling, listed with contact 3529.
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Pingley and Carper
Truman Drafting Speech To Favor Big Water Power
President Truman began drafting a speech promoting multipurpose development and TVA dams on the Tennessee River. He plans to dedicate Kentucky Dam in Gilbertville Kentucky and urged national cooperation to solve home production and foreign policy crises. He warned that without cooperation to outlaw atomic energy use another world war could end civilization.
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Truman
Caruthersville
Gilbertsville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Roosevelt
TVA
Congress
United States
America
Claims Hirohito Knew of Plans
Tokyo report says former Premier Price Higashi Kunis claimed Emperor Hirohito knew in advance of the general outline to strike Pearl Harbor and would be informed the United States before armed action. He said Hirohito signed the war rescript at 11:30 a.m. Tokyo time on December 8 1941, which was late afternoon December 7 in Honolulu.
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Tokyo
Price Higashi-Kuni
Hirohito
Pearl Harbor
United States
Honolulu
Diamond Cabl Phone 4106 Notice Opp Church
Listing for Diamond Cable Phone 4106 offers 24 hour service from an office opposite a Lutheran church. The text includes a sequence of numbers 10 to 31 with intermittent letters, likely scheduling or identifiers, presented as an old classified notice.
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Diamond Cabl
Luthern Church
Transition From War To Peace Is Due Late In '46
Washington, Oct. 9 The War Production Board chief J A Krug forecasts a late 1946 completion of war to peace conversion if labor disputes and price disruptions don’t materialize. He notes output doubled since 1940 and expects national income to level off near 155 billion in early 1946 as reconversion begins with steady conditions thereafter.
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Washington
America
J. A. Krug
War Production Board
Krug
Asi
Germany
Clarke Walton League Elects Locke President
Clarke county Izaak Walton League chapter elected Roy Locke as president with George Grove as VP Oscar Ramsburg as secretary and R A Grubbs as treasurer. Board members include George P Greenhalgh Sr Thomas B Byrd Hobson McGehee and B B McKay.
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Clarke County
Izaak Walton League
Springsbury
George P. Greenhalgh
Roy Locke
George Grove
Oscar Ramsburg
R. A. Grubbs
Thomas B. Byrd
Hobson McGehee
B. B. McKay
Byrd
William Holton
Washington, D. C
Shenandoah River
Shenandoah
Dr. Holton
Jack Stowell
Washington
Mr. Purdy
Winchester
Lester Arnold
William Lawrence
Creswell Henderson
Greenhalgh
Ralph Richardson
Clarke Chapter
Col. Richardson
Berryville
Wanted to Rent House in Winchester by Dec 1st
Advertisement requests a three bedroom two bath house for rent in a good Winchester section by December 1st. Respond to F. S. A. care Star immediately.
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Winchester
Laval Locked In Dungeon as Trial Reaches Fourth Day
Paris reports Pierre Laval remained absent as his treason trial entered its fourth day with the former Vichy premier reportedly locked in a dungeon beneath the Palais de Justice. Juror absences delayed proceedings while 12 parliamentary and 12 resistance jurors weigh the case. cross-examination is withheld amid protests from Laval’s defense and many Paris lawyers.
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Paris
Pierre Laval
Palais de Justice
Paul Mongibeaux
Laval
Vichy
Resistance
Jean Germinal
Germany
Doyen
Albert Lion
Georges Levy-Alphandary
Liberation
General Gaulle
France
Landreth Speaks Here Friday
With 29 days until the general election the gubernatorial campaign accelerates. William M. Tuck the Democratic nominee will address the League of Virginia Counties in Richmond Friday and attend the Roanoke convention of sheriffs and city ser geants. Landreth tours the Ninth District speaking in Hillsville Covington Staunton Woodstock Winchester and a later statewide radio hook up. Howard H. Carwile continues a statewide speaking tour with a Danville stop.
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Richmond
William M. Tuck
South Boston
League of Virginia
Roanoke
Virginia State Sheriffs and City Sergeants’ Association
Floyd Landreth
Galax
Hillsville
Covington
Staunton
Woodstock
Winchester
W.E.A.L
Baltimore
Howard H. Carwile
Danville
Two Universities In Student Hands
Buenos Aires reports that two of Argentina’s six universities remain in student control while armed police hold the University of Cordoba and University of Litoral. Three hundred students were arrested at Litoral. The University of Cuyo and University of Tucuman stay under student control.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
University of Litoral
University of Cordoba
Litoral
University of Cuyo
University of Tucuman
Labor Front Brightens As 20,000 Return To Work
Labor and management moves raise expectations of a shift from a 550000 strike peak toward 350000 workers returning this week. Secretary Schwellenbach presses for a coal settlement with United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis absent from the morning talks.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Mine Workers
Secretary of Labor
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
New York
Detroit
Ford Motor
CIO
O. A. Knight
Tiger Yamashita to Stand Trial on War Crimes Charges
Manila reports Lt Gen Tomoyuki Yamashita the Tiger of Malaya pleaded not guilty to war crimes in the Philippines. His trial was set for October 29 in the former residence of the Philippine high commissioner as US generals preside.
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Manila
Tomoyuki Yamashita
Japan
Malaya
Philippines
Yamashita
United States Military Commission
Tiger
Chief Council
Harry E. Clarke
Altoona
Muto
Utsunomiya
Defense Counsel
New Bilibid
Clarke
R. B. Reynolds
Dundee
Mich
Reynolds
Robert M. Kerr
Portland, Ore
Court of Law
War not over says Bowman for federal science aid
Dr Isiah Bowman president of Johns Hopkins testifies at a joint Senate hearing urging federal support to broaden scientific research. He warns against political control and calls for a national research foundation free from untrained appointees while stressing preparedness in a world not yet at peace. Senator Kilgore notes wartime advances like the atomic bomb.
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Washington
Isiah Bowman
Bowman
Johns Hopkins University
Senate Commerce and Military
National Research Foundation
Kilgore
D-Wva
W. Frank Shipe Jr. Joins VPI Faculty
Richmond Va October 8 Appeals today took under advertisement the petition of Judge A B Carney of the Circuit Court of Norfolk County for retirement due to physical disability James C Martin and Willard R Ashburn counsel for the jurist appeared before the Supreme Court in a twenty minute hearing the first of its kind ever to be conducted before the Court
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
A. B. Carney
Circuit Court
Norfolk County
James C. Martin
Willard R. Ashburn
Supreme Court
Apple Blossom Restaurant Stays Open Daily
The Apple Blossom Restaurant will remain open starting October 9 and will operate every day of the week. Theodore Morris is noted in the record.
Strong Backing For Byrnes In Foreign Policy Stand
Secretary of State Byrnes faces Capitol Hill to explain American policy and the London conference dispute with the USSR. Senators Hill Walsh Ferguson Hayden LaFollette accuse Russia of pressuring Europe while urging more information on policy, including Latin America, after the Rio conference cancellation.
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Washington
State Byrnes
Capitol Hill
London
Byrnes
Hill
Alabama
Walsh
D-Mass
Senate Naval Committee
Europe
Congress
United States
Ferguson
R-Mich
Brynes
Hayden
D-Ariz
LaFollette
Latin America
State Department
Argentina
Police Raid City Hotel Net Four Arrests
Police raided the City Hotel at 3 24 a m forcing arrests by Winchester officers led by Captain Boyd and Sgt Funk. Mrs Effie Steward had charges of operating a disorderly house dismissed for lack of evidence while H F Calhoun was released for lack of evidence. Alma Marlin Durr and Earl Breeden were found guilty of illegal cohabitation and vagrancy and fined 20 dollars plus costs.
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City Hotel
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Boyd
Funk
Effie Steward
John Rice
H. F. Calhoun
Rowlesburg
W. Va
Alma Marlin Durr
Earl Breeden
Standardsville
Steward
C. W. Hollis
Raymond E. Perrine
Sgt
Lowery
Hinkins
Wisecarver
Strasnider
Milburn
Robert de- Haven
Court Considers Carney Retirement and Death Verdict
Supreme Court of Appeals in Richmond reviews Warren county case No. 2971. Ralph A. Piccolo and Michele Piccolo doing business as Dandy Poultry Company face $3,000 judgment for a child’s death hit by a truck. the circuit verdict was affirmed.
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Supreme Court of Appeals
Richmond
Ralph A. Piccolo
Michele Piccolo
Dandy Poultry Company
WS. A. J. Woodford
Circuit Court of
Warren County
Gregory J
Cubs Lead Tigers 4-1 in Game Six of 1945 World Series
Detroit trails 4-1 with one win needed to capture the championship as Claude Jeau shuts Detroit to one hit in the third contest. Roy Hughes returns to Cubs lineup after ankle bruise as 44,000 fans watch chilly eighth inning start at Wrigley Field.
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Wrigley Field
Chicago
Detroit Tigers
Virgil
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Claude Jeau
Detroit
Roy Hughes
Tigers
Marines Land In Northern China
U S Marines landed at three points on the North China coast to aid Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek in regaining control from Japan. Forces reached Taku, Tangku, and Chinwangtao while Sixth Division units moved toward Tientsin. The action aims to maintain law and order, with the American Expeditionary Force handing over weapons to the Chinese government.
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Spencer Davis
Tientsin
China
U. S
Chiang Kai-Shek
U. S. 7Th Fleet
Taku River
Taku
Tangku
Chinwangtao
Kaisan
Gulf of Chisli
Third Amphibious Corps
Keller E. Rockey
Washington, D. C
Smedley Butler
Cousins Born Within 12 Hours Of Each Other
Three first cousins were born within 12 hours at Winchester Memorial Hospital in Frederick County. John Foster Burchel Jr., Elsina Hook, and Barbara Ann DeHaven were born Friday night to the Burchell, Hook, and DeHaven families. Dr. L M Allen attended.
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Mister Stork
Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John Burchell
Berryville Avenue
John Foster Burchel Jr
Lester Hook
Elsienia Hook
Hook
Lillie Burchell
Prederick County
Wendell DeHaven
Front Royal Road
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Carper
Friendship Fire Co
Hamilton Holt
Kiwanis International
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Front Royal Kiwanis Club
Winchester Club
Front Royal
Ernest B. Vaccaro
Reel Foot Lake
West Tennessee
Missouri
Pemiscot
Clarke Walton League
Locke
Greenhalgh Estate
Landreth
Associated Press
Tiger of Malaya
W. Frank Shipe, Jr
VPI
Theodore Morris
Senate
By Jack Bell
City
Court
Carney
By Gayle Talbot
Marines
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Star
Gabriel S. Ensogna
Paul H. Ensogna
Charles E. Altman
Orvel Racey
Martin L. Bean
Robert E. Lee
Glenn O. Coffelt
Robert F. Richards Morris R. Richards
James VY. Sarver
Clarence L. Foreman
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