Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1946 — Page 22
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Stripping of Industry Enters
TOKYO, Aug. 26 (U, P).—Gen.| Douglas MacArthur's reparations | staff have begun the second phose | of stripping Japan’s industry by {designating 505 plants for removal | by allied nations. | Previously allied headquarters had listed aircraft factories, govern- |
tories as potential reparations material. The new directive covered eight industries. Earmarked for removal were 90 machine tool plants, 22 iron and
{generating plants, 32 ball and roller | bearing plants, one soda ash com(pany, 15 caustic soda plants and [three others under construction, 20 | {private and five naval shipyards, 24 sulphuric acid plants and 273 pri- | vately-owned munitions plants. | The earmarked ball and roller bearing plants cover 90 per cent lof Japan's capacity and leave two {plants reportedly capable of pro{ducing every type of bearing need{ed commercially. | The listing of shipyards omitted {64 private yards which have suf-, | ficient capacity to maintain con- | struction and repair programs au- | thorized by the Far Eastern com- | mission. "Also untouched were three 120,000-ton drydocks for emergency {repairs to United Nations vessels.
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War Hero Had Been Missing
41, Years.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (U. P.).|
~The war department disclosed last | night that it has identified the body | of Capt. Colin P. Kelly Jr, first| hero of world war II, who had been | listed as missing since his B-1T7 crashed in the Philippines Dec. 10, |
been buried as | soldier” for four and a half years. His body recently was exhumed, identified and reburied at the U. 8. military cemetery in Manila.
bombing mission and was en route, back to Clark field on Luzon when | the plane crashed on Mt. Arayat,|s | five miles east of the field. Six crew { members bailed out but Capt. Kelly| elected to stay with his plane. |
Kelly” sank , | Haruna by crashing his plane on its deck in the war's first suicide | mission. Thi§ report later was found {to be incorrect.
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Capt. Kelly had completed a
It was rst announced Capt. e Japanese battleship
Capt. Kelly was awarded the disservice
a | marine hospital here. LOSES DEATH RACE: Stevenson, suffering. from a per-| x NORFOLK, Va. Aug. 26 (U, P.).—| &
The coast guard lost its race with
Stevenson, third mate of the|hospital,
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LIN KELLY I§ = REBUREDBY U.S. ©
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{letter “to the President of the © United States in 1956” asking that Capt. Kelly's son be considered for {appointment to the U, 8. military {academy at West Point. 2
and conflicting stories surrounded [Kelly's death in the early days of | [the war, the army gradually ac-| cumulated enough information to ! show: that Capt. Kelly died when |i | Japanese fighter planes attacked! ‘his plane after the mission against |™ | Jap naval forces.
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COLUMBUS, O., Aug. 26 (U. P).
Columbus newspaper: Wanted to rent:
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tending Ohlo State university and emp. wife desire 3-4-r. furn. or unfur. apt. We drink, smoke, throw wild parties, wreck furniture and fight regularly every night. Model tenants for a foolish landlord. ;
SPECIAL HATCHERY COURSE IS PLANNED?
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 26 w, P.).—An intensive short course for | those unable to attend the recent! 28th annual hatchery school and poultry short course at Purdue uni-
in Indianapolis. |
Dr.» J. Holmes Martin, head of | the Purdue poultry department, said more than 30 persons were turned away from the campus course. The
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freighter Joseph C. Lincoln. died 0JVIC LEAGUE PLANS LOCKJAW IS FATAL : five minutes after .reaching the MEETING TONIGHT! The Enterprise Glvic league will | rrange its program of fall activities at a meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in 1 , t . he by a coast guard cutter. But)g,, phogius park community cen- 14-year-old Ernest Rippetoe of Vin- . |it\was too late to perform the nec-/ter Kenneth Lewis, president, will death after ‘a thrilling 200-mile giary operation. He died almost be chairman. thip-to-shore dash
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under an oxygen tent since Thursday. His foot became infected after
he stepped on a quarter-inch thorn
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near his home.
Although given multiple doses of lantitoxin and penicillin, he failed to rally. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Rippetoe of Vin-
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