MacArthur moves to curb Japanese militarism and press control
General MacArthur orders the abolition of imperial Japanese General Headquarters and institutes press and radio censorship. He aims to disrupt military leadership, curb war crimes, and root out Tojo era power as Allied forces consolidate occupation. A Nippon Times article used as propaganda critique highlights wartime manipulation.
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MacArthur
Japan
Australia
America
Nippon
Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Tojos
Nippon Times
Tokyo
Cadet Buried On Day He Was To Have Graduated
Funeral services were held for Aviation Cadet Weldon Holsinger at the First Brethren Church in Berryville Avenue. The service honored a cadet who died in a cross country training flight crash off the Georgia coast and would have received his wings that same day. The American Legion post and Virginia State Guard joined in the rites, and Holsinger’s widow Miss Hazel Smith received the flag.
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Weldon Holsinger
Georgia
Brethern Church
Berryville Avenue
Paul E. Dick
Robert Y. Conrad
American Legion
Company 116
Virginia State Guard
Holsinger
Brethern
Wanted Experienced sales lady for ready to wear
Help wanted notices list positions at Leggett's Dept Store Winchester Steam Laundry and Winchester Furniture Co for sales staff reliable workers and a man with a permanent position. local ads include multiple job postings with in person applications.
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Leggett’s Dept
Winchester
Winchester Furniture Co
Wiener’s
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Sydney Greenstreet
Fat Man
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Connecticut
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Rob
T. Shayne
Walt Disney
Warner Bros. Cool
Capitol
Arrow
Beau Brummell
H. C. Sheetz & Son
Gray and Sheetz
Hansbrough & Carter
Loudoun Street
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Dial
Just
Lupton Orchard Service CO
Zoe
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Lewis M. Allen
Ray Robinson
Paul M. Haldeman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mackenzie
Holland
Persia
Handley School
George Washington Garage
W. B. Snider & Sons
Berryville
P. O
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New Market
Desota
T. C. Ferrebee
Hayfield
Smith Smith
Pontiac
Gerrard and
Valley Ave
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Roy P. Duvall
North Main Street
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Geo. W. Kurtz
S. Kent Street
Southern Trading Company
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City
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Golden Glow
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Paper Mill Road
Hable
Darryl F. Zanuck
Asluander
Charles Coron
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Thomas Atchela
de Gaulle
U. 8S
National Fruit Product Company
Army
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The
Claude
Ramsey
Mt. Jackson
Rt. 2
Beautician
Kay
West Cork
Front Royal
Apple Blossom Restaurant
Metropolitan
J. J. Newberry Co
Lee Baking Co
Winchester Lunch
Apple Blossom Rest
S. Cameron
Strickler
Wagner
Peoples Drug Store
Russell Potts
W. H. DeHaven
N. Loudoun St
Dia
Plymouth
Berryville Ave
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Piccadilly
Kernstown
Jos B. Newlin
E. W. Armstrong Co
E. Piccadilly St
Lee Street
Emma F. Brumback
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Frank Barrett
George W. Kurtz
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Pennsylvania Ave
Hagerstown
Maryland
P. O. Vee
Upperville
Firestone Stores
Braddock
Amherst
Brown Shoes
Winchester Ball Park
E. L. Keller
Virginia Avenue School
Ford
Harry T. Cook
Elgin
Fairmont
Cameron
S. Braddock St
Cal
J. W. Arthur
Rouss Ave
General Insurance
Dobbs and
Lee
Earl L. Mason
Loudoun St
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Esso
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South Main Street
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