Occupying Japan May Be Lengthy
Allied occupation of Japan may last for many years despite a minimal force, with General MacArthur stating the occupation could be reduced to a minimum in six months under favorable conditions, while the occupation itself might endure longer. Domei News agency likely to quit amid new agency talk. Abe remains under guard at his Tokyo home due to illness. Navy ships head home for discharge as Palau veterans push operations in Aomori. questions linger about Hirohito's knowledge of Pearl Harbor plans.
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Tokyo
Japan
MacArthur
Palau
Aomori
Honshu
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Ted Dealey
Dallas, Tex
Morning News
Dealey
Allied Command
Domei
Snisuke Foruno
Hirohito
Nobuyuki Abe
Korea
Associated Press
Duane Hennessy
81St
Diamond Cab Service Now Open 24 Hours
The Diamond Cab Service operates around the clock with an office at West Water opposite the Lutheran Church. Dial 4841 for quick and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Water
Lutheran Church
Heinz Co. Receives Orchard Apples Daily for Cider and Canning
The H. J. Heinz Company will receive cider and canning apples from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, with the schedule listed on the public notice dated September 18. The notice specifies acceptance times and the firm involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Heinz Co
Auction Sale of Antiques Classified Highlight
Classified column lists an antiques auction sale with date and page references. Readers are directed to the classified section for details on items and bidding terms.
Youth To Receive $1,500 Reward For Wreck Discovery
Lovettsville Virginia September 25 17 year old Wayne Hickman found the Navy plane wreckage in the Blue Ridge mountains while hunting officials from the Navy Department said he will receive a $1500 reward for locating the wreck in which two pilots died Hickman plans to deposit the money in a bank Navy officials blamed fog or rain for the crash obscuring the mountain top from the fliers
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Lovettsville
Wayne Hickman
Navy
Blue Ridge Mountains
Navy Department
Hickman
Hard Peace For Japan Given Official OK
The Senate confirmed Dean G. Acheson as Undersecretary of State by 69 to 1, signaling approval of the tough on Japan policy. President Truman issued a directive affirming General MacArthur as the top authority in Japan with power to enforce orders by any means necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Japan
White House
Senate
Dean G. Acheson
Capitol Hill
Acheson
Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Wherry
Nebraska
Senate Foreign Relations
MacArthur
Baker Drug Store Sold to Rands of Pittsburg
The Baker's Drug Store at 25 North Loudoun Street, run by the late C. A. Davis since 1938, was sold August 21 to Rands of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Davis previously operated People's Drug Store at 9 North Loudoun Street from 1917, later selling to the Washington DC chain before re acquiring the Baker shop. Rands has leased the 25 N. Loudoun Street building for 13 years.
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Baker’s Drug Store
C. A. Davis
North
Loudoun Street
Rands
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Mr. Davis
People’s Drug Store
North Loudoun Street
People’s Drug Chain
Washington, D. C
Baker Drug Store
N. Loudoun Street
Big Three talks show frictions over Balkans and treaties
London reported clashes between Ernest Bevin and Vyacheslav Molotov at the Big Five Foreign Ministers meeting. Russians resisted Western plans to feed Austria from the Balkan Granary and to include reduction clauses in peace treaties with Hungary Romania Bulgaria and Finland. Molotov challenged Bevin on Greece while Bevin complained of being attacked and likened himself to a docker.
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Py Ries
London
Ernest Bevin
V. M. Molotov
Big Five Council
Austria
Balkan
Molotov
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
United States
Russia
Great Britain
France
China
Bevin
Greece
Emperor Hirohito Denies War Decree Used Tojos Pearl Harbor
In a Tokyo interview quoted by The New York Times, Emperor Hirohito says he did not intend his war rescript to be used by Hideki Tojo for Pearl Harbor. He states he favors constitutional methods and would prefer a constitutional monarchy like Britain. The interview was authorized by both Hirohito and General MacArthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Hirohito
Associated Press
Marquis Koichi Kido
Hirohito
Roosevelt
U. S. State Department
New York
New York Times
Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Times
Frank L. Kluckhohn
Tojo
United States
Kluckhohn
Douglas MacArthur
Ministry of the Imperial Household
Imperial Palace
Flying club organized on simplified control plan
All interested persons invited to attend initial meeting in Room 23 over People's Drug Store. Meeting set for Thursday September 27 at 8 PM.
Bloom's Going Out of Business Sale Closes Soon
Promoting last week of sales with bigger and better bargains. Advertisement notes going out of business plan and urges shoppers to visit for final discounts. Details include sale period and location reference.
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Bloom
Cider Apples Wanted at Ridgewood Plant on Merriman Lane
Ridgewood Fruit Industries seeks cider apples at the Merriman Lane plant. Contact by phone at 5938 for inquiries and delivery arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgewood Fruit Industries
Merriman Lane
Nazis Planned Invasion of England War Plan Revealed
Documents from Berlin dated September 1940 outline a proposed German invasion of south and southeast England using 22 divisions with 17 in reserve. Army Groups A and B would strike from Ostend Dieppe Cherbourg and Cherbourg to land along the Kentish coast and near Portsmouth and Brighton, then link beachheads and advance toward London while cutting off the capital. The plan included six heavy divisions a Nebelwerfer and a code word sealion.
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Berlin
England
Ostend
Dunkerque
Galais
Boulogne
Somme
Kentish
Margate
Hastings
Dieppe
le Havre
Caen
Portsmouth
Brighton
Sixth Army
Cherbourg
Bournemouth
Weymouth Bay
General Headquarters
Aldershot
Guildford
Leatherhead
Caterham
Gilbury
Thames Estuary
Dan Atkins Sentenced Five Years for Robbery
Dan Atkins of this city was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary by Judge Burr P. Harrison after being found guilty of assaulting and robbing Hunter Brown of 37 dollars on March 8. Atkins had recently recovered from an epileptic seizure at Southwestern Hospital during prior court proceedings, and the hospital ruled him sane. He will receive credit for time already served in jail and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Atkins
State Penitentiary
Burr P. Harrison
Atkins
Hunter Brown
Southwestern Hospital
Corporation Court
Tigers And Indians Are Rained Out
Detroit and Cleveland saw their decisive pennant clash washed out by rain prompting a double header scheduled for tomorrow. Weather official W. W. Oak cautioned rain may clear by afternoon, with the field to be wet. If tomorrow’s games are also rained out Detroit would clinch the pennant at 56.6 percent over Washington 56.5. Big Al Benton was set to start today and likely again tomorrow.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland Indians
W. W. Oak
United States Weather Bureau
Tigers
St. Louis
Washington
al Benton
Cleveland
Bloom's Going Out of Business Sale Ends This Week
The notice announces the final week of Bloom's Going Out of Business Sale with a closing deadline. It lists dates and the store location, urging customers to shop before the end. The item emphasizes clearance discounts and inventory reductions.
Golden Glow Coffee Shop to Stay, Then Move in 1946
The Golden Glow Coffee Shop and Restaurant announces it will remain at its current site serving breakfasts dinners and fountain service until February 15 1946 and then relocate to 25 E Gerrard Street. False rumors have circulated and this statement corrects them. M. K. Shirkey Owner.
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Golden Glow
E. Gerrard Street
M. K. Shirkey
Government Facing First Test On New York Policy
Secretary of Labor Schwellenbach urged quick action at the Chicago Oil Conference as the CIO Oil Workers seek a 30 percent wage rise. He stressed free collective bargaining and warned public confidence hinges on a successful conciliation. The strike threatens fuel supplies in Toledo Detroit and Chicago, with broader implications for labor disputes at General Motors Chrysler and Ford.
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Washington
Schwellenbach
Labor—Management Oil
Chicago
William L. Knous
Colorado Supreme Court
CIO
Truman Administration
Labor Department
Petroleum Administration
Toledo
Detroit
D A. Knight
Cio-Oil Workers’ Union
Cio-Auto
General Motors
Chrysler
Ee Ford Motor Company
Jobless Pay Bill Shelved Amid Strike Fears
The House Ways and Means Committee voted 14 to 10 to indefinitely postpone all measures to expand unemployment benefits as strikes spread. Knutson said the strike factor dominated the decision while Truman’s request was rejected. The panel shifts to wartime tax relief drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Ways and Means
Truman
Doughton
D-Nc
Rep. Knutson
Minnesota
Ways and Means
Senate
Knutson
Congress
United States
Pearl Harbor
Pleasant week forecast with warm trends and showers
The outlook predicts continued pleasant weather with possible thundershowers. For Sept 26 to 30 District Four including Virginia expects fair and warm in the south, cool in the north, with showers Friday and a cooler weekend. District Five including West Virginia sees warm, fair Wednesday, thunder showers Thursday, then fair and cooler. Temperatures stay above normal with top 80s reached yesterday. Scattered Virginia showers today, with warm conditions persisting tonight and Wednesday.
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District Four
Virginia
West Virginia
Adams Receives Suspended Sentence For Window Peeping
Richard Adams of Cedar Creek Grade was found guilty in Police Court of being disorderly and window peeping. Judge John Rice imposed a six month suspended sentence with one year probation after his arrest following a complaint from Anderson Apartments.
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Richard Adams
Cedar Creek
John Rice
Adams
Anderson Apartments
Judge Harrison To Head Annual Area Drive For Boy Scout Funds
Judge Burr Harrison was named General Chairman for the Shenandoah Area Council October finance drive, announced by Roy E. Potts at a Winchester meeting. Harold W. Lewman urged increasing Cub and Scout membership across 4,140 Cub age and 4,140 Scout age boys in the council while noting nationwide totals and Scout ideals opposing Axis powers. District reports were given by B A Poland of Potomac District and H C Browne of Shawnee District with T F continuing.
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Judge Harrison
Burr Harrison
Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Roy E. Potts
Winchester
Harold W. Lewman
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
Shenandoah Area
United States
Hear
B. A. Poland
Potomac
Morgan, Berkeley
Jefferson Counties
H. C Browne
Shawnee
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
T. F
Government moves to end heavy labor stoppages across nation
The government acts to ease vast strikes with 350000 workers idle nationwide. About 100000 joined stoppages in the last 24 hours as oil and coal disputes rise. Coal miners in West Virginia face walkouts with 6000 idle and 35000 tons daily loss. Mo nongalia county mines largely shut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Va
United Clerical, Technical and Supervisory Employes’ Union
United Mine Workers
SFA
Monongalia County
UMW
Panhandle
Windsor
Selection of Jail Left Up To City County
Major R M Youell of Corrections informs Frederick County and Winchester officials that the jail choice for local prisoners will be decided by the city and county. A court order requires designation during new jail construction, with the current jail to close January 1. Potential use of Clarke County jail in Berryville is suggested, with Shenandoah county jail as overflow.
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R. M. Youell
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Board of Supervisors and Common Council
Clarke County
Berryville
Youe
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Department of Corrections
Pastors Seek To Settle Strike
Pickets overturned a car carrying four transit operators at the Conestoga Transportation Company strike in Lancaster. Police plan rioting or inciting to riot charges against Charles J. Meekins, 41. Meekins jailed on assault and battery counts, later released on $800 bail. Levi Stehman faces assault and battery by automobile charges. Bloom's sale ad ends the snippet.
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Lancaster
Conestoga Transportation Company
Albert Carlson
Charles J. Meekins
Meekins
Levi Stehman
Rohrerstown
George W
New York Labor Strikes Hit City Skyscrapers and More
In New York 15,000 AFL building service workers walked out halting elevators in over 2,000 offices including the Empire State Building and the Woolworth Building. The strike aims to win wage and hour provisions from a War Labor Board ruling. Mayor La Guardia warned of a health emergency if the walkout spreads to apartments as unions threaten to expand citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
AFL
Metropolis
Empire State
Woolworth
War Labor Board
David B. Sullivan
Building Service Employes’ International Union
Sullivan
la Guardia
Detroit
Harry F. Kelley
Michigan
Kelley- Hayes Wheel Company
Ford Motor Company
Oregon
Washington
California
Idaho
Montana
Shoes Sale At Low Prices In City Ad
Readable OCR fragment advertises a sale offering footwear at prices of 1.00 1.49 and 1.98 per pair highlighting affordable shoes and a promotional event.
Milk delivery to switch to evenings after Sept 27
Sanitary Dairy announces a change in delivery. milk will arrive in the evening starting Thursday afternoon September 27, except Sunday mornings during winter. Residents should note the new schedule and plan accordingly.
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Dallas
Gen. M’arthur
General MacArthur
By Jack Bell
Resents
Conally
D-Tex
Foreign Relations Committee
Barkley
Bridges
Kent
Sussex
Colchester
The
Severn
Bristol
Midlands
Auto Workers Union
Solid Fuels Administration
Youell
Clarke
Shenandoah
New Fall Coats
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Philadelphia-Camden, N. J
Sanitary Dairy
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