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‘ - in 8-RUSSIA DECLARES WAR ON JA. PAN and begins offensive operations in Manchuria. 8-SECOND ATOMIC BOMB DROPPED '» 8371- NAGASAKI, JAPAN - This bomb was more ful th 10-JAPAN OFFE \ NDER | _ proVided Emperor Hirohito is left in l’fl 7 94 5 3213515115 advance 105 miles into Man- . churia, 0 11-President Truman replies to Japanese , geace offer that Hirohito will be re. ed temporarily. mRussifix armies continue advance, reaching 155 miles: into Manchuria, agrees to Accept terms of declaration. ; President axognces capitulation of Japan - at m Gen'eral' MacArthur is appointed su- preme commander for the Allied pow. 1-U. 8.®Third army attacks north of Bastogne against German's Belgium salient, In France the Germans at. ers, to make all arrangements on tack U. S. Seventh. American forces surrender details, and to set up milt. gafigca £12335?!) iln Italy, izlin 15h. 16—12?” overnment. a a e planes ra u» ew Japanese cabinet formed, head- zon and Negros islands in the Phil. ed by Prince Naruhiko Higashi-Kuni, ippines, 1 27-Japanese commanders of Truk, Rota, g- bulge in l Yap and Jaluit negotiate to lay ressed by new Allied gains, down arms. orces under General MacArthur Philippines, General Yamashita invade Luzon, in Phllipgines. repares to quit. 17.3Ysggaw. Polish capital, falls to Rus- 28-inirgt of U. S. occupation troops land . apan. 2$-Russian forces reach Oder river. Lt. Giza. Jonathan Wainwright and &-U. S. First army strikes near St. 35 other high-ranking officers of Vith, Belgium. British advance north American, British and Dutch armies of Aachen, Germany, who had been prisoners of Japs at 290-Russians reach a point 93 miles Mukden, China, are flown to Chung. from Berlin, American Third army g. enters Germanfirfor first ti 31-General MacArthur establishes head. Oberhausen. ench quarters at New Grand hotel in Yoko- smash across border, hama. fees February September &-First U. S. cavalry enters Manila. 1-Main force of U. S. Eighth army fi—Manfla falls to U. 'S. forces. lands at Yokohama and spreads out 0-U. S. First army gains control of In surrounding area. main Roer river dam. British forces land at Hong Kong. «_ S._ superfortresses raid Japan 2-JAPANESE SURRENDER TERMS from Guam base, hitting Tokyo dis- OFFICIALLY SIGNED on U. S. trict in daylight. tleship Missouri in Tokyo bay. Decisions of Big Three meeting at | 6-Army and navy casualty figures re- Yalta, Russia, announced. leased. Total army dead since Dec. Hungarian capital, falls 7, 1941, all theaters is 203,379; navy, to Russians, 53,617. Wounded, army, 571,589; navy, t-U. S, troops land on Bataan, out- | 79,672. side Manila. 10-Japanese imperial staff ordered dis- -American Thunderbolt planes bomb solved by General MacArthur. . Berchtesgaden, Germany, - Hitler's 11-Former Jap dpremier Hideki Tojo at- mountain retreat. . tempts suicide .by shooting, but fails #, and is saved by American medical March aid 2-Chinese - take Chaling, important, 21,0ng igve}of§i%§reg,§gigéigs if} [fife stronghold in Hunan rovince. | ologne, Germany's fgurth largest United _ States, Britaint. fRussla: only? falls to U. S. First army. £51812? angrrgnhéggegntsee 'of “peg”; i-Tokyo hit by 1,000 tons of incendiary roblems bombs in heaviest raid. ° P * R-American ' troops invade Mindanao | October island in Philippines. London area hit by V-2 bombs, 2-Gen. George Patton removed | as launched from Belgium and Holland: military governor of Bavaria. i?-Coblenz, Germany, captured by U,. | 5-Japanese-eabiret resigns. S. Third army. 9-Pierre Laval condemned to death i d; as a traitor. gf?§}5tfo%\ge fiégfipfianfifé on Iwo en 22-French Communists win largest -U. S. Third army enters Ludwigs- number of seats in Assembly. hafen. German troops in rout. | 24-Vidkun Quisling, Norwegian collab- i8-Seven Allied armies advance east of orationist, executed as traitor, a the Rhine river. 26-Chinese Central government an Communist forces clash, April November Tenth army invades Okinawa. 'na. 13-Vienna, capital {gt Austria, capitu- 1-531???“'$oz?53mggtlinglsa“ragga annad lates to Ukrainian armies of Russian caule systems. * forces. Arabian - Nationalists call _ general Whiloeigéé'. gfltrhstceiztgngf Germany, falls 2_%r?ket. andd Prititstiir;1 eSyrla. Lebanon, h an ale & ber S £55ep‘ghhrfnremycjttirlfes Nurem- I 10—Cfiisrllgse Central government troops Berlin encircled by first two Russtan clash with Chinese Communist forces armies,. near Shanhaikwan. i6-Bremen falls to British Second army. British Indian troops open drive Russians capture Stettin, important against rebel army in Java. 14-JAPAN SURRENDERS CONDI. ° ONALLY UN e has APRIL 12 | tod ie b 8-Presgident officlally announces surren- « dfife g Germany. Nation celebrates 1 ontrols on manufacture of farm ma- chinery lifted on most items by War Production Board. Only 19 of the revious 98 articles now limited. 21-Most of striking coal miners return to work,. Only seven of the 333 mines selzed by the government hold out, 23-Several changes in cabinet made by. President Truman. - Thomas Clar replaces Francis Biddle as attorney general; Lewis Schwellenbach be. comes secretary of labor, replacing” ances Perkins; ton Anderson replaces Claude Wickard as secre- tary of agriculture. June 9-Gen. George Patton, Lt. Gen. James Doolittle return to U. S. and receive ovations. Gen. Omar Bradley, who came back June 7, is honored at birthplace in Randolph Co., Mo. 30-James F. Byrnes acfmolnted secretary of state by President. _Ju]y 2-Pretident Truman presents United Nations charter to senate, urging '\'prompt ratification.\ 4-Agriculture department - estimates number of Persons living on farms, as of Jan. 1, to be 25,190,000, lowest in 35 iyears. and 17 per cent decline from 1940. 7-Millons of counterfeit red ration cou- pons are floating, the OPA reveals, particularly in large cities, Six men arrested in this connection in New- ark, N. J, 12-Penicillin made available to public, beginning Aug. 1. 20-House glasses senate bill on Bretton Woods international money accord. 28—.tSenate ratifies United Nations char- er. August T-Addition of 158,000 barrels a day of Eh test gasoline to national quota practically doubles supply to civil ians, petroleum administration an- nounces. 8-President Truman signs United Na- tions charter, making U. S. first nar £10151 to accept famous document in ull. 14-Official presidential proclamation an- nounces end of war with Japan. War manpower controls are ted en- tirely, MC announces. 15-Gasoline, fuel oil, canned fruits and vegetables removed from ration list. Army and navy procurement desmrt- ments cancel orders for munit ons, ships and supplies for 18 billion dol- lars. _ Riotous peace celebration in San Francisco ends with ten dead, many injured and property damage and losses from lootin very heavy. Navy personnel barre from city. 19-Churches of nation offer prayers of thanks for victory. . 21-Lend-lease ends, except for commit- ments already made but not deliv- ered. 22-Army announces demobilization plan. La September 2-President in radio address on offi- clal V-J day praises armed forces. 5-Congress reconvenes. Reconversion, demobilization, taxes and budget are among great problems faced. 6-President's message to congress contains 21 points, designed to speed THE PATRIOT and FREE PR return to peacetime living. 12-House votes to restore country to standard time, effective Sept. 30. 20-Senate passes compromise unem- ployment behefit bill, providing for ayments up to 26 weeks at from £18 to $28 weekly, as determined by state laws. 26-President Truman states that he will take full responsibility for de- the atomic bomb and \ # €. y* 10-James Rafferty Wiis Columbix mile in of C. in New York, Haegg. 6-Melio Bettina an Jim.ny Bivins, heavyweights, a .draw in 10. round fight in New York. 80-Joe Baksi gets decision over Lou Nova in 10-round heavyweight fight New York. 31-Ohio State team wins title in NCAA | swimming championshi at Ann Ar- bor, Mich, P P April . . 2-Most valuable player award- E en to Frank Sinkwich of Detroit Lions rofessional football club of - Na! onal league. 5-National AAU women's swimming meet at Chicago gives title to San Francisco team, star of which is Ann Curtis. 22-Toronto M Hockey L ing the 24-Major leagues select (Happy) Chandler of Kentucky as aseball commissioner to succeed Judge Kenesaw M. Landis, June 9-Kentuck Derby is won by Hoop Jr. with Eddie Arcaro riding. ammy Byrd takes \Big Fore'! olf tournament at Detroi , defeating Byron Nelson by nine strokes. July 1-National professional tennis | title won by Welby Van Horn. mmy Holmes, Boston Braves ri%ht fielder, breaks modern mark - for hits in consecutive games by hitting in 34th straight game. ' arles Beaudry of Marquette U., Milwaukee, wins NAAU decathlon In Bloomfield, N. J. 80-Byron Nelson takes All-American golf tournament at Chicago. August 8-Hambletonion Stake, nation's lead- ing trotting horse race, won by Titan Hangver. driven by Harry Pownall, at Goshen, N. Y: 12-Michigan State college wins men's National AAU swimming champion» ships. 22—Pitgher Robert Feller, released from navy, rejoins Cleveland Indians and first game. 30--Green_ Bay Packers, professional football team, - defeat collegiate All-Stars in annual game at Chi- cago, 19 to 7. September 2-Mrs. Sarah Cooke, of Boston, de- feats Miss Pauline Betz, Los Angeles, for women's . national tennis title, at Forest Hills, N. Y 3-Sgt. Frank Parker - wins men's amateur national tennis title at Forest Park, N. Y. , 31-Chicago Cubs clinch national league pennant by defeating St. Louis, October 10-Detroit Tigers win world series from the Chicago Cubs. Total pald attendance for seven games, 333,457, a new record. Receipts, gross, $1,- 892,454, also a record. 14-The Louisville Colonels of Ameri- can Association win \little world series' from Newark Bears of In- ternational lea ue, four games to two, at Louisville, Ky, 18-Joe Louis and Billy Conn sign for heavyweight champion fight - for next June. November baseman, voted most valuable play- ESS, CUBA, N. Y A Rome sone 18-\Somewhere down the line someone made a mistake,\ regrets Secretary of War Stimson, erring to the bumping of three servicemen from an army cat-fig plane to make room for a dog. The mastiff was con. signed by Col, to his ywood. Calif, purchased in England. Ami?\ f 'e . ain.\ 24-Greer Garson, screen ac resg. re- ceives gold medal as lar star in the United States,\\ choosen by Gallup poli. March 7-Booth Tarkington, novelist, awarded | the Howells medal by e Ameri- can Academy of Arts and Letters. is - honor granted - only every fifth year,. 15-Bing Crosby and Ingrid Bergman receive Academy of Motion - Pic- ture - Arts Science - awards ''Oscars\) outstanding - per- rmances. April 21-Gloria Vanderbilt, an heiress - of the famous Vanderbilt fortune, is married to Leopold Stokowski, noted orchestra conductor,. in Mexico. May 16-Most popular songs, hccording to Variety, ''Bell-Bottom - Trous. ers,''_'\'Dream \Therej I've Said It Again,\ \\Candy,\ “MK Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time,\ Leland S. (Larryg’ MacPhail, part owner of .the N, ¥, Yankees, mar. ries Jean B. Wanamaker, in Balti more. | She had been his secretary 21-Lauren) Bacall and Humphrey Bo- gart, m stars, are married in Mansfdld, O. June 13-Deann Durbin, singing film star. and Felix Jackson, movie producer, are married in Las Ve as, Nev, 26-Merle Oberon, movie 5 ar. is mar- ried to Lucien Ballard, film camera man, by proxy in Juarez, Mexico. July 9-Total eclipse of the sun, beginning at 7:58 a.m., eastern war time, is visible in path extendlntiz from Idaho ough ontana and into Canada. 20-Virginia (Ginny) Simms, radio and Screen singer, is married to Hyatt R. Dehn. housin executive, - in Beverly Hills, Calif, . » August 15-Most popular son s, according to Billboard theatrica magazine, are ''On the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe,\ \Sentimental Journey,\ \Bell. Bottom Trousers,\ \If I Loved You,\ \Gotta Be This or That.\ September 2-Screen and - radio actress Betty Hutton _ weds Theodore - Briskin. Chicago business man. in Chicago. 19-Shirley Temsle, former child film star, weds Sgt. John Agar. gcion of a Lake Forest, Ill., meat-packing ortune, in Los Angeles. October 4-Round the world flight of the Globe. sters ends in Washington. Flight covered 23,279 miles in 149 hours, minutes, including 33 hours 21 minutes ground time. a CiTIEs 6 ; to the post office with t l County News Bits' « T 2 \_ Alfred -Normaley ha men back in harness J -The Sun will fot be week to allow the edito ployegs properly [Christmas. because of illIngss éafiéed School closing Muesday week. .. - Almond - The Home Bur, celebrating Christmas by thi change of gifts at a: Christmag ty Friday afternoon with Mrs.'0 Kellogg. = SOT Andover-Hard hit by a, of 148 pupils and three teachers; Dec. 17, Central School greatly-ou tailed all activities and 'cancelled basketball games. / Condy Alien -Basswood. Hill Luths church will celebrate New Eve with an 8 o'clock communio service, also a 10:30 a. m. service, on New Year's Day, - The to board meets in a public ses Dec. 28 at 10 a. m., to consider ing highway equipment to more than $500. 20d Angelica-The Advocate forcé happy over the return of CH Grastorf, all-around printer, & honorable (discharge from m sevice. 'a ' Belfast-The PTA has turned. th recreational problem over to agers for the next six monthf, adult education class in shop #, culture in Central {School - bt early in January.-A 14-page Bro cast, school paper, has been is said to be the best yet. -ffha celebrated Christmas by print two-color first page. __ A - cleve paragraph in The Christmag- of The Blaze was this: \No ; about it, the returning boys \wilt have a white Christmas Just 1 the one they have been dreaming. about - the kind the home folks have been dreading.\ Belmont-Escaping better th “h most other schools, Central Schoo ds by &: chasing $70,800 worth of Victory Bonds, way over its $42,500 4 -Central School room fronts w cleverly decorated for Christma Fillmore-David and Ivan : veterans of the ' European *y, have entered 'Bryant & Stratton Business School, Buffalo, for a tw year course.-M.-Sgt. Harry Faip ~ banks has re-enlisted in the Army .' and reports for new duty Jan. 4,-- :> @ | | A new village snow plow has am ., rived just in time for duty Icitize’fia'rul‘ enjoy. 14-Phil Cavarretta, Chicago Cubs first’ WW | Friendship - Its special 16-page F g jIssue praised highly near and far, ° j |The Register returned last week to # its usual six-page size. Its editor, | Frank W. LeClere, a patient in Cie (3 ba Hospital, is reported improving] and able to return home Friday, Richburg-The Home Bureaw ig- 73 (gathering canned fruit and ~ tables to be shipped overseas to. * starving war victims. bo goes Rushford - The Spectator and: | '- Franklinville Chronicle-Journat has: passed into the hands of Max (8, Stout, winner of a college colurs® | 17-Most popular songs, according -to velopment Billboard magazine are: \Till the Baltic port. 18-Revolt flares in northern Iran, in S. First army meets Russian zone occupied by Russian troops. atomic enefTéy,. The secret of the er in National leagire. | ] ; be divulged, _ . Detroit Tigers' pitch. ABRZine, a alte Doer ben et Phon wer | - comin om criminals oon an | Poi BP Wi loth Me | a fale Dini a valuable player in (- Brvanc s Acres\ ropa Filbe Fiver near Torgau. r acuate Teheran Strikes spread, involving ofl in- American league. # j and Santa Fe\: \Along the Navajo I-A ica ks h ross border | 30-Russian troops evacu + 1 Sant. t 13221338 137,21 causmrgccgzenwch : capital of Iran, but refuse to allow dustry, - auto manufacturingi, orig l Trail\; \If I Loved You. Lt. G Kurt Ditt ives self up - Iranian forces to enter territory now mining, and numerous service = December | at Mzgdebulfrg. atrinrgfttgfnges war \s | occupied by Russians. gUSFijea world air service initlat | beats Navy 3213. November Ov gee D b za—eghg‘hzsteéight beging from Washing- | 10-Washington Redskins win eastern 13-A thousand U. S. navy men reply to y- n # B-False surrender report denied om. | Vecember tom as 40-passenger Skymaster takes rofessional football title by defeat- attacks by - Hawalian bullies \ by f 2 F ‘ I clally by President. 3-General MacArthur orders arrest of off on first leg of 23,147-mile journey, ng New York Giants, 17-0. smashing property in Honolulu. Fifty e Mussolini, former Italian Prot 59 prominent Japanese as war crim- will stop at Bermuda. 13-Big league baseball meeting in Chi- sailors are arrested. mier, is egecutedltbsi Italian parti- inals, ingludlng Prinfe Nashimoto $3531 eggs-o rpfgéfigfiecgfiaéeague ree | 9g_a growégf)“ driilven p? ne binging sans near Dongo., Italy. and two former premiers. & speed o miles per hour eve U. S. Seventh army enters Munich, | g-, g, fiends 550pm1m°n dollars to October ght, highest rate ever reached. Cn. birthplace of Nazi party. __+ France through Export-Import Bank 3-President Truman asks for creation cepting by jet planes. Flight mage Venice and Milan, major ItalHan / credit for rehabilitation purposes, of commission to control atomic at erght field, near Dayion, Olio cities, fall to U. S, Fifth army. l 7-Jap general Tomoyuki Yamashita, bomb. -E Ame A A. pil B _ San XA _i _ in army experimental model called O-Russian flag files over German \T? er of Manila,\ condemned to die | 23-Radio system to refilace wires an- XP.47J Reichstag building, as resistance | by ianging for war crimes. nounced by Western Union Telegraph , weakens. H‘sussifi’sta cops to 35°ng1?!“ fchuris 21-Prostd t Truman outlines 12-point January c ona oops an -Presiden * __ ours® (ey ye aie vor shi seee | 0 poon cau, | \ Torn p dizioen one women | *-Sale. of frest » hoard, ot, Precious in journalism, who succeeds hig fp uman - al Stalin of Russia in May da | 13431353, and French sign pact on ngfisuai'} higher wages,\ but warns lose lives, in dian begins. More than 300,000 jewels father, C. Raymond Stout,. | . |}, . Proclamation hails approaching Al- Syria and the Levant. factory workers and others that they Februa seized from German interests are Wellsville - Veterans organiza.\ an Vicmg' many .e of 16-Prince Fumimaro Konoye, of Japan's cannot expect the same \take-home ry being released. 11 iments tions, fraternal oups, - service Hitlerite German isna matter of royal family, committed suicide rath. ay'* as during wartime. 12-Forty-three genera die and hun- | 3-New treaément Jo; arse’ztggyota £1132“ R epl ___ , » groups, C1 Fremlmjxggdlég} 133 xrg'oldlers sailors er than Staflfls trial a‘s gar (inménal‘t so—gationlng of shoes ended. dredsi area“ jlgl-ledegldia tony-glide 25133;ch! rigid”?! were brig \L Cites sve Pe r oat taos ya clubs, the Red Cross, . etc., » wove eign m ters o ussia, Trea sweep ou e an, 8., + 7 , . Ms ~ ane 2nd fu en md Italyunggrd “3135311415 1\ Exam] and the United States bagin November ~ eastwaxxl'g to Montgomery, Ala. s—Bzzacgrtzhoperaflon performed in Bal- tireslfnngj On i from: With. m flgggiia “mugged April | 29 - at atomic parley at Moscow. 1-Senate passes bill reducing income March timore on ”0&3!!er Judy Hack. e housing shortage. ‘ hoa Caserta, Italy. ' > tax levies, and repealing excess man of Seattle in effort to save life. Petroljafisupemsor Emtfict Mor Berlin capitulates to Russian armies rofits tax and automobile use tax. | g-_opfo river, in highest flood mi: Baby's heart is too small. rison has been elected master of under M8131!“ Zhukov and Konev. “fiber-management conference opens since 1937. spreads demcflon 10-Carole Landis, movie star, married master fit s invade Bor- in Washington. five states, paralyzing tr rta- for fourth time. New husband is W. the local Grange. ; Allied combined force Whitesvillmmr neo. 10--British Premier Attlee arrives in tion - and halting war - fa ries. Horace Schmi (11891)me vie ducer t-All German forces in northwest Ger- H 5-- ¥ T Damage estimated at halt billion Gen. George S. atton Jr., war R e _ Netherlands, Denmark, January 15-Pearl Harbor inquiry opens dollars. Ten deaths d ° i elgoiand and the Frisian islands and many in tish 3-Congress reconvenes,. Sam Rayburn 53133\ (fiffimflfimfimfggg’éryt? Br is re-elected speaker of the house. 190-President Truman asks congress fr national compulsory heal insur- ance act. Juries result. April hero, suffers broken neck in auto ac- xz ith -- | Am cident in Germany. 13-Mysterious illness strikes 74 U, S. seamen returning from Philippines. in the Adirondacks. f « Yesterdaya-Wm. Edwand Nors ton. 43, in 1935, was being held tor - first-degree murder of Lewis Ba. ker; both lived near Friendship, -- +-German army group G, comprising | 6-President Roosevelt deliveé'gnrgless‘fri? 21-United Auto Workers union goes on 13-A tornado smashing through parts They are in Navy hospital af Val- Devers.\ In\ the ngomuhui! fee act: use of 4F In war service. see at all General Motors plants. of . Oklahoma, | Arkansas, | Missouri leto, Calif. Swin : versal military | 23-All rationing of meat and butter and Hlinots, kills 100 réons, -in. sians take emuende, and two | fimflufimifié “$1313 a new tax terminated. es hundreds more. fiardest hit ® I LimportanTht ”islands. to | rogram for peace. 27-Strikes begin at several Montgomery, Antlers, Okla., where 58 die. Czech da \Im advancesmgg | Q—gresident's budget message sets ex- Ward and Co. plants and stores. Slugchoslovakia Ano 4 Aust. e genditures for 1946 fiscal year at 83 | 2g _Admiral Halsg raised to five-star | June iI e Ital * rrfiananfigh etlustgflrzjand representa-. | lion dollars. rank of admiral of the fleet. Mision of passenger and freight January December % train near ton, Pa., kills 19, in- ugurated for A - tives, headed by Col. Gen. Gustav - 20-President Roosevelt ina a , 16-U. S. Senator Francis T. Maloney, ide dl. meet Allied officers to arrange | fourth term. s 2-President an's ald asked in I Juljnres 20. A broken journal is cause. (Dem.) Conn.. serving second con. train in Fillmore vit ® M , Sctails at Reims, France, p, secutive term. Dies in Meriden. | @ss ARP tn ; lage 20 years ago.-Fillmore's 6p- &-UNCONDmonaAr suraenpen or February Housing shortage crisis. ee\ j MMPI | cera Hous PORMALLY RATIFIED | 1ig-All places of a? b wa; | 3-CGrand champfonship in. fat cattle | 55 _A B.95 bomber crashes into Empire Conn. ami M | clects 'te was first lighted with - LIN, ENDING WAR IN dered closed at midnig y competition won for fourth consecu- | State building in New York ity. February a j ectricity - 49 years ago, -. Gm tive time at Chicago by Karl Hoffj The three occupants of the plane ; 2-Willlam - E. \Pussyfoot\ Johnson,. brought $2.15 per barrel, 30 years. | go. x OPE AT 11:01 CENTRAL EU- Mobilization Director Byrnes, to save TIME (eof EWT.) light and fuel. man and Robert Storz of Ida Grove, and ten ns in building lled. g U. S. war and navy secretaries re-. D18? ch Iowa. - 1235 mjuremetfwtfiem- 81,32)? foor. - Sim lehfndgin gigamptzzfiibg‘t'iog | crusade, amage amoun $500. e stating that they are of -H 'A. Wallace is confirmed as 400.000 tires will be released to civ- slight military importance. 1 SEiggQr-y of commgfce by senate, Hans from military stock piles with. August aries W Bryan _ o-Thirty four killed, 40 injured. when ir Bryan, and three- ,_ 7108s from 500 superfortresses. i_ 7--William Davis is appointed director Gf of Tiinois delivers 3 i crack train hits Ham Jernings Bryan, i-Chinese capture Nanning. T mnomic stabilization by the Pres- 7—yGovergwgz 022155115“ session of Be- second section of era 8 times governor of Nebraska, in ful > . p. 16-Nine army officers are raised to full considered first blast in 1946 COD: | 53 firpieape rears on coast of Texas « Halsey {Egg aeet, {grader 197:131'1111’131 generals by the President. They are: fresstonal campaign I tour for three gays | April p apan from carriers marks th vell, Spaatz, Kenney, Clark, Devers to 1947, declares Earl Wilson. chief mary cities of coastal region. engineer, fixmfmr' and radio in- | Japan. € Tith superfortress raid on and Handy. of sugar brarch, U. S D. A. aribaro. N. H. p > flings on oid and new | 1s _Horricane strikes Miami and travels ROOSEVELT DIES AT WARM bitter 22-day struggle during which T DIES at Ce of priority - sys- r R SPRINGS | CA. OF CERESHAL i 12-PRESIDENT ROODSEVEL . and reinstatement of pri \ __ inland wifh peak velocity of 143 . 20.407 {inns were kiled, 4,000 cafi Warm Springs, Ga.,. of cerebral hem 1 lease news on Japanese bomb-earry.-> 5-Government agencies announce that A i March ngkyg’s hit by 4,000 tons of incendiary - 56 to 3Z. in a month. with more to follow. brother of Wil- inso fi first section near Michigan, . ane ident, to succeed Fred Vinson. publican National committee that is {$3150 Lincoln. Neb. McNarney, Bradley, Krueger, Somer- Sugar rationing will have to extend Cansineg foods and wind damage to % Aifred V. De Forest, 55, noted HEht raid made on Osaka. This Presi Trs ks tor price September 11-P RE sTD E N T__ FEANKLIN s ident nen RS T x \ Al} resistance +n Okinawa ends after April tired tBm on building materials. ~ miles per hour, him-mg m and HEMORRHAGE. yr orrhage. I President Harry S. Truman | bn f m oath of office as Presifent He j is 5 ' esks cabizet members to continue to fel Pigfimt Truman eddresses a joint ion of congress, saying that $2 ust carry Gonna: Rossevelt wo k ES, ‘ttemegengé draft for ore year. January §. Third feet battiesht skell ; with semerdments. | , 1 fslard b ¢ v conference cpens at -Scutkern Calornia U wins ampsal . narémm fig? flycfiasesés Gigi? 2% «gig: 23... sugtegr gafiammth 48 nations repre 1 Rose SW? game, defeating Termes ®, ammpamefl ty vis'ent . joral efteck on bome Hlards of' sented. see, $30 Other scores Duke 2, wind, leaves & deed in path as ‘ D Japan. i $7 was; Production Board revcskes 6 Alabama $8, Mtaomi 75, Georgia Tech the mmmwm States k a in 7 M fig? party wins British election | controls over indostry, effecting e 12. Shrize game at San Framtisop 1B.-Passerger rain rams gfi’gmz i Sew ber ic one E Cas gash”? yer force ol Third fee verte of consumer goods W933; I2 Elegy; g gfigegm C.. Wgoedhme t*a1m a Aurdred sof: f £32315 1m cg, red lyric tere V 'o on meeq n #s. 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