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Evening star., 1945-08-26

Some critics complain about the
lack of woman's moral political in
fluence. However, she seems scarcely
in a position to exert it. The politi-
cal world is still a mans world.
The number of women who have
obtained public Office in rs years
corresponds neither to their ability,
qualifications. nor proportionate
voting strength.
For example, today there are
only nine women members of Con-
gress, with no colleague in the Sen
ate - exactly the situation exist
ing over a decade ago. In 1930-3l,
nine women sat in the House of
Representatives, with no women in
the Senate.
There are 435 members of the
House. At present, the ratio of
men to women is 426 to nine.
This is not impressive. Only 80
women have ever gone to Congress,
whereas, since 1920. there have been
6,O42 male Congressional seats.
In high appointive places, during
the last Is years, there have only
been two women ambassadors, one
woman Cabinet member, a woman
assistant attorney general. woman
director of the mint - and only the
last named holds Office now.
Former President Hoover sent
the first woman to an international
conference. She was DR.. Mary E.
Woolley, then president of Mount
Holyoke College, who attended tine
Geneva Disarmament Conference.
President Roosevelt appointed DR..
Mabel E. Newcomer, of Vassar
College, to Breton Woods, and
Dean Virginia c. Gildersleeve, of
Barnard College, to San Francisco,
Gain Over 1910
To-Day, 234 women are members
of 80 state legislatures, as compared
with 80 women lawmakers who
served in 1922. Sixteen of them are
Senators, while 218 serve in the
lower house. This is a striking gain
over 1910, when 140 women we're
elected to state legislatures.
True, many women serve in politi-
cal Offices in our state and local
governments. But if the criterion
were merit and equal representa-
ton, there would be many more.
Perhaps in another quarter CEN
tury, society will recognize that in
the field of good government serv-
ice, there is no such thing as sex.
Just adults, working together. build
ing together, the finer things toward
which the spirit of mankind has
always been aspiring. They are just
citizens doing themselves and their
country honor. The End
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January
M 5 Senator Frsrci, T. Mslorey. Dem
Conn SERVING seclrl consecutive term
dies IN hefideh' Conn.
February
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April
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SPORTS
January

January
i-Southerr California o. wins annual
Rose Bowl game, defeating Tennessee.
$50. O.her scores, Du.e %, Alabama
70. Miami 2G Georgia Iech y, Shrine
rarre at Sar francisco. West IS. East
2; Southwestern 4. IS. National Z. o.
Mexico 0
3-Samuy Sneao wins los Angeles Open
golf tournament with score Of taa.
25-New York Yankees sold % syndicate
headed by Larry NcPhal.
February
l3-Byron Nelson wins New Orleans Open
golf tournament after p.aycf of &c
vita jug IcS padca.
Anew YorK Athlete club retains team
t'e 10 faCc1al AAu track ard field
meet
April
2-Nsst valuable blazer award rlgea 'l
FRANK S.nEHc1 Of Detroit L0rs y-I.
fessons! football club Of National
leGg1e.
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January
3!-Day nursery IN Auburn, Me, burns
Gown. Sixteen children. one woman
lose lives.
February
Forty.three persons die and hundreds
are injured BY tornado sweeping
through Meridian, Miss. eastward u
Montgomery, Ala.
March
s-Ohio river. IN highest flood stage since
1887 spreads destruction N Eve states,
par1lyzing transportation and hating
war factories. Damage estimated az
hall billion dollars. Ten deaths and
many injuries result
April
ia tornado smashing through parts Of
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and
Illinois, kills 100 persons, Injuries hun
dre6s more Hardest hlt g Autlers.
Okla. where 80 die.
June
l5--Colus!on Of passenger and freight
train near Milton, Pa, kills 10. Injuries
20 A broken Journal is cause.
July
"a BIS bomber crashes into Empire
state building ip New YORK City. The
i.ree occupants OF tDG plane ana Ten
persons IN building killed Is injured.
Fire sweeps entire door Damage
amounts 10 $4,000
August
e-Tnlrty -four KILLED. A. Injured, VIXEN
second section Of crack train hits rear
~ frst section near Michigan N. D.
28-Hursicane roars on coast Of Texas At
llO.uilgs per hour for three DAYS.
causing floods and wind damage 20
many cities II coastal region.
September
l5-Hurr'care strikes Miami and travels
inland "lth peak velocity " l43 miles
per hour injurine 50 and causing
damage q 60 million dollars.
November
.G-Fou-feen school children and bus
driver drown when q school bus pluuses
ON an eWhauincnt into 30 feet of water
Boo Lake ChelHn, near Chelan, Wash.
2J-Four Killed and = injured when bus
strikes oil trucs on highway near LlT'
ptr'ul. ". &.
December
e-Snowstorr. Bcco- panied BY violent
wind, leaves - dead IN pa.h across
northeastern states.
l3-passerRer train rams troop train IN
Chicago. More than hundred sailors
injured.
PANORAMA.
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Chronology of tho Year 1915

l5--Natonal AAU womens swimming meet
81 Chicago gives title 70 San Francisco
team, star Of which Is Ann Curtis
22-I,ororto Maple Leafs win National
the Red Wings In playon, 81.
tHsPpyl Chandler Of Kentucky as
baseball commissioner 10 auccee q
Judge KenesaW NJ. Lands.
June
e-Kentucky Derby Is won by Hoop Jr.
24-Sammy Byrd takes big Fore" golf
tournment at Detroit, defeating Byron
Nelson by nine strokes.
July
i-Nationai professional tennis title won
s-Tommy Holmes. Boston Braves right
fielder. breaks modern mark for hits
IN consecutive games by hitting IN Sth
Scenarios SBeaudry Of Marquette u,
Milwaukee, wins NAAU decathlon In
sO-Byron Nelson takes Au.American golf
tournament a. Chicago.
August
s-Hsmbletonian Stake. nations leading
trotung horse race, won by Titan
Hanover driyen by Harry Po~nal' at
I2-Michigan state college wins mems Ma.
tional AAU swimming Championships.
22-Ptcher Robert Feller. released from
navy rejoins Cleveland Indians. and
wins first game
3o-Green Bay Packers. professional foot.
bail team, defeat collegiate Al.Stsrs
in annual game al Chicago, 10 20 7.
September
2-Mrs. Sarah Cooke Of Boston defeats
Miss Pauline Betz Los Angeles for
womsn.s national tennis title. at Forest
Sgt. Frank Parker wins mems amateur
national tennis title at Forest Park,
23-ProfessiOnaI football season begins.
3l-Chicago Cubs clinch national league
pennan, by defeating 81 Louis
October
IO-Detron Tigers win world series from
the Chicago Cubs. Total paid atten-
dance for seven games. a33 457, a
new record Receipts, gross 81 5g2 .454
l4-rss LouisyiIie Colonies OF American
Association win little world series
from Newark Bears Of International
lgaeuei. four games TO two, at Louis
la-Joc Louis and Billy Conn sign for
heavyweight champion dght for next
June
November
I4-Phn Cavarretts, Chicago Cubs Arst base.
man. voted most valuable player In Ma.
tonal league
2l-Hsl Newfouser. Detroit Tigers pitcher.
IS voted most valuable player IN Arueri'
can league.
December
Army beats Navy 52l3
lO-Washngton Redskins win eastern pro.
fessional football title by defeating New
York Giants, 10
l3-BiE league baseball meeting IN Chicago
ends. Pacific coast league refused major
league status.
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January

January
3-Conrrcss roconvenes. Sam Rayburn Is
reelected speaker OF the house
6-Presidout Roosevelt delivers message
20 congress, urging National Service
act; use Of Ar IN war service. q draft oil
nurses. universal military training after
tire war; a new tax program for peace
q-PrCsidents budget message sets expen
di'urcs Gor 1886 fiscal year al % billion
dollars.
2o-President Roosevelt inaugurated for
fourth term.
February
i9-AH places Of entertainment are ordered
closed o. midnight by War Mobilization
Director ByTncs, 10 save light ard fuel.
March
l-Henry a. Wallace IS confirmed as sec.
Rotary Of commerce by senate, SIS 10 30
7-Wilham Davis is appointed director Of
economic sterilization by the President,
10 succeed Fred Vinson.
iG-NiEe army officers are raised TO fun
generals by the President. They are:
NcNarrcy, Bradley. Kruger, Sorner.
vel. Spaatz. Kcnncy, Clark. Devers and
Handy.
April
l2-PREsIDENT ROOSEVELT DIES al
Warm Springs. Ca. Of cerebral hernor'
vice President Harry S. Truman take,
cabinet members 20 continue 20 serve
i6-Presidcnt Truman addresses joint
session Of congress, saying that we
must carry on as Roosevelt would
want Us 20 do"
24-Sera,e extends draft for ore year, with
amendments.
2J-United Nations conference opens al Ssr
Francisco with &C nations represented
27-War Production Board rCEOk,s 40 con.
trolls over industry, affecting variety "
consumer goods.
Nav
2-The President asks Tor reductions IL
1876 federal budget, totalus 80 NIL
lion dollars. Various war agencies arc
affected.
President Truman names Robert II
Jackson. associate Justice Of the Z. s.
Supreme court, 10 be chief counsel FOR
the United states on the allied war
crimes tribunal Robert +. Hannegsn,
chairman OF the Democratic national
committee. Is appointed postmaster.
general succeeding Frank Walker.
8-President officially announces surren.
der Of Germany. Nation celebrates
quietly.
l6-Controls on manufacture Of farm ma.
Production Board, Only 10 Of the pre-.
vious % articles now limited
2i-Most Of striking coal miners return %
work Only seven OF the 1913 rires
seized BY the government hold out.
23-Several changes IN cabinet made by
President Truman. Thomas Clark re.
places Francis Biddle as attorney gen.
eral; Lewis Schwelenbsch becomes sec.
Rotary Of labor, replacing Francis Per
kins. Clinton Anderson replaces Claude
Wiekard As secretary Of agriculture.
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January

lG-Scyen billion dollars WORTH % 4eg1-
was swallowed il the United States dur.
ilg 1884 not counting bootleg tie De.
parianent Of commerce reports. a. 10
PER cent increase over ie43
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ers, 20 make all arrangements on sur.
render details, and 70 set up military
government.
i6-New japanese cabinet formed, headed
by Prince Naruhiko Higashi-Kuui.
T-Japanese commanders Of Truk Rota,
zap and JBluit negotiate 20 lay down
arms.
2s-First Of u. s. occupation troops land IN
Japan.
1t Gen. Jonathan Wainwright and IS
other highranying officers Of American.
British and Dutch armies VINO had been
prisoners Of Japs AZ Mukden. China. are
flown 10 Chunking.
3i-GeneTal Macarthur establishes head
quarters at New Grand hotel 10 Yoke
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ia" Somewhere down the line someone
made a mistake" regrets Secretary Of
War Stmson. referring 10 the humping
Of three Servicemen from an army cargo
plane to make room Tor dog The
mastin was consigned By Col Elliott
Roosevelt 20 his wife. Faye, m Holly.
wood, Can't II had been purchased In
England.
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July
2-president Truman presents United Ma,
lions charter 10 senate, urging prompt
ratification"
l2-Pemcillin made available to public. be
ginning Aug. !.
ls-Secretary Of Agriculture Anderson ad
vises that food supplies are short. espe-
cially meat fats. and dairy products
and that the nation should eat 5 PET
cent less than IN the previous year
20-House passes senate bill on Breton
Woods International money accord
23-Sonate TatidCs United Nations charter
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flown 70 ChunXing.
3i-General Macc,ArthgE establishes head
quarters at New Grand hotel DO Yoke
hama.
September
i-Main force Of U. s. Eighth army lands
at Yokohama and spreads out IN sur
2-JAPANESE SURRENDER TERMS OF.
FIClALLY SIGNED on U. s. Batteship
Missouri in Tokyo bay.
6-Army and navy casualty figures re.
leased Total army dead since Dec. ],
1871, all theaters is ao3. 57s; navy, SO 6l7
Wounded. army, 57l $50; navy, 1852.
l0-Japanese imperial stan ordered dis
solved by General Macarthur.
ll-former Jap premier Hidek TOTO az.
is saved by American medical aid
big Five" conference opens IN London.
as foreign ministers Of the United States,
Britain, Russia, France and China meet
fog preliminary arrangements Of peace
problems.
October
Gen. George Patton removed as mill.
tary governor Of Bavaria.
5-Japanese cabinet resigns.
y-Pierre Laval. condemned TO death as
22-French Communists win larges; mum.
Der Of seats IN Assembly.
24-Nikdum Quisling, Norwegian cola
borationist. executed as traitor.
23-Chinese Central government and Com
NUNS, forces clash.
November
british government plans 20 national.
ize' civil airhnes, radio and cable sys.
TENS.
2-Arabian Nationalist call general strike,
and riot In Syria. Lebanon, Egypt and
Palestine. -
IO-Chinese Central government troops clash
With Chinese Communist forces near
ShanhaikNan,
British Indian troops open drive against
rebel army in Java.
l8-Revolt flares IN northern Iran. IN zone
occupied by Russian troops.
20-Germau war criminals 80 on trial at
Nuremberg.
tai Of Iran, but refuse 70 allow IrGnian
forces 10 enter territory row occupied
By Russians.
December
3-General Macarthur orders arrest Of 80
prominent japanese as var criminals,
Including Prince Sashim0to and two for
uer prCmiers.
5-U. S lends $50 million dollars 10 France
through EXpOrtImp0rt bank credit for
rehabilitation purposes.
Jap general TomOyuh Namashita,
Tiger Of Manila" condemned 70 die
hy hanging for war crimes.
li-Rusgia agrees 10 allow Chinese ma.
tl0ualISt troops 90 ty into Msnchuria
and taKc over several strategic cities.
l3-BrIush and French sign pact on Syria
and the Levant.
i6-Prince Furninaro Konoye, Of Japsn'S
royal family, committed suicide rather
than stand trial as war criminal
l1-FOre!Eu ministers OF Russia, Great Brit.
ain and the United States begin atomic
parley az Moscow.
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ginning Aug. I.
ls-Secretary Of Agriculture Anderson ad.
vises that food supplies are short, espe-
ctally meat fats. and dairy products,
and that the nation should cat 5 per
cent less than IN the previous year.
20-House passes senate bill on Breton
Woods international money accord.
23-Scnats ratLics Uaited Nations charter,
August
3-oPA raises to 100 per cent Of base quota
the number OF cattle that may be
Slaughtered at nonfederany Inspected
slaughter houses, IS per cent IN
crease over July.
test gasoline to national quota pract'
cslly doubles supply 10 civilians. pctro-
leum administration announces
s-President Truman signs United Ma.
tons charter, making U. S. FIRST nation
to accept famous document In full.
l4-Ofhcial presidential proclamation an
nounces end Of war with Japan.
War manpoWer controls are lifted en-.
tirely. VINO announces.
i5-Gasoline, fuel oil, canned fruits and veg.
etables removed from ration list.
i6-Army and navy procurement depart.
ships and supplies for l6 billion dollars.
Riotous peace celebration in San Fran.
cisco ends with ter dead, many injured,
and property oamage and losses from
looting very heavy. Navy personnel
barred from city.
ls--Churches Of nation offer prayers Of
y
2l-Lendiesse ends, except for commit
ments already made but not delivered
22-Army announces rehabilitation plan.
September
2-President IN radio address on Official
VI day praises armed forces.
5-Congress reconvcncs. ReCouvcrsion, de-
mobilization, taxes and budget are
among great problems faced.
6-preSidents message TO congress CON
DESIGNED gLRnT
turn 20 peacetime living.
l2-HOuse votes TO restore country 10 stand
ard time, effective Sept 50
eO-Scnate passes compromise unemplov'
ment benefit bill, providing for pay.
uents up to 90 weeks at from Sl8 20 500
weekly, as determined by state laws,
26-PreSident Truman states that he VIII
take fun responsibility for development
Of the atomic bomb and atomic energy.
The secret Of the bomb VIII not soon be
divuleed. he assures
Strikes spread involving oil industry,
auto manufactures. coal mining, and
numerous service Industries.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT air service initiated.
First flight begins from Washington nS
4OpaSsonger SkyWasfCr takes OF on first
leg OF 23.l47-mile Journey. with stop 81
Bermuda.
October
s-President Truman asks for creation
i7-Strike Of coal miners, ends
23-RadlO system 70 replace wires an.
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l-Senate passes bill reducing income tax
leVies, and repeating excess profits tax
and automobile use tax.
b-Labor.manaEement conference opens IN
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s-Gbn. George Patton. It. Gen. James
D0ohttle return 70 y. s and receive
uvatiOns. Gen. Omar Bradley, who
came back June z. IS honored al birth
place In Randolph Co. No
3o-James F. Byrnes appointed secretary Of
state by PreSIdeHt
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September

2-Scrcon and radio actress Betty Hutton
weds Theodore BrisEin, Chicago bust
ness man, In Chicago
l9-Shirlev Temple former child film star
81 eds Sgt John Agar. scion Of Lake
Forest, IL. meat-Fae-tHs fortune. iF
Los Angeles.
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October

4-Round the world flight Of the Globe.
sters ends IN Washington. Flight
covered % 279 miles IN l4g hours ~
minutes. including 30 hours Fl minutes
ground time.
l7-Most popular songs, according 10 Bill
board magazine are: TIL the End Of
Time: I'm Buy That Dream . 'Ou
the Afchison. Topeka and Santa Re,
Along the Navajo Tral'f II Loved
You
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June
August

i5-Most popular songs. according 90 BIT
board. theatrical marazine. are "On IN
AtChison, Topeka and Santa Fe." Ser
tiwental journey .BeuBotiom Trous
ers," II Loved You Gotta BE mi
or That"
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August

2-BerIin conference on Cermany's future
6-hroMIC BOMB USED FOR FIRST
TIME IN WAR. levels four square
miles Ct Hiroshima, Japan, kills so 900
Jsps NEW ERA IN WARFARE BE.
GINS
s-RUSsIA DECLARES WAR ON JAPAN
and begins offensive operations In Man
s-sEcoND ATOMIC BOMB DROPPED
ON NAGASAKI. JAPAN. razinR one.
third OF city. Total killed 10000. This
bomb was more powerful than one that
blasted Hiroshima.
OFFERS TO SURRENDER.
provided Emperor Hirohlio IS left IN
Russians advance los miles Into Man.
Churia.
Truman replies 70 Japanese
peace offer that Hrohito win be re.
tanned temporarily.
l2-Russian armies continue advance,
reaching i55 miles into Manchuria.
i4-JAPAN SURRENDERS UNCONDl.
TTONALLY. Emperor Hirohito agrees
20 accept terms Of Potsdam declara.
ton. President Truman announces cap
itulation Of Japan at p. m.
General Macarthur is appointed su.
preme commander for the Allied pow.
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January

January
III. S. Third army attacks north Of
Bastogne against Germans Belgian
salient, In France the Germans attack
a small gain IN Italy. In the Pacific
American planes raid LuZon and Negros
islands in the Philippines.
9-German bulge In Belgium compressed
by new Auied gains
i0-Forces under General Macarthur IN.
wade LuZon, IN Philippines.
l7-Wsrsaw, Polish capital. falls 20 Rus
slams
forces reach Oder river
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December

e-Suowstorr. Bccor panied BY violent
wind leaves - dead IN pa.h across
northeastern states.
l3-passCrFcr train rams troop train IN
Chicago. More than hundred sailors
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u. & Thlrd Acct under Admiral Hasey,
raids Japan from carriers.
daylight raid made on OSAKA. This
marks the nth sUperiortress raid on
Japan.
All resistance on Okinawa ends after
bitter % day struggle. during which
30 .4Oi Jars we're killed, 1000 captured.
American losses were II 200 killed 3D.
769 wounded.
An Of Island OF Luzon. largest Of Phil.
ippincs, is liberated.
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December

Army beats Navy 32I3
lO-Washington Redskins win eastern pro
fessiOnal football title by defeating Eey
York Giants, 40.
l3-BiE league baseball meeting IN ChicaE
ends. Pacific coast league refused Wai9
league status.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-31
October


I4-Phil Cavarretts, Chicago Cubs hrst base
man, voted most valuable player IN Ma
tional league
2l-Hsl Newrouser. Detroit Tigers pitcher
IS voted most valuable player In A-ueri
can league.
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FehruarN
March

COLOGNE, Germany's fourth largest city.
falls to u S First army.
hit by ] 600 tons Of incendiary
bombs In heaviest raid.
troops invade Mindanao Is
land IN Philippines.
Germany. captured by U. S
Third army
Resistance OF japanese on Two ends
after long fierce battle
2i-U. S. Third army enters Ludw.gshafcn.
German troops IN rout.
c6-Seven Allitd armies advance east Of the
Rhine river
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