Bombing Tokyo 1942 The Doolittle Raid Tale
Cap tain Harold F. Watson recalls leading one of 16 B 25 bombers from the Hornet on the April 1942 raid. The crew faced rough seas and heavy anti aircraft fire as they bombed a Tokyo tank factory and then escaped toward unoccupied China.
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Tokyo
Harold F. Watson
Japan
Eglin Field
Florida
Col. Doolittle
Navy
China
Plan Your Canning Budget At Beginning Of Season
Budget guidance for home canning covers family size season length and available foods. It advises using pint jars for variety, labeling with name date and lot, and storing in a cool dry place away from light for best quality.
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State College of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington. D
Seminole Fire Ravages Theaters And Nearby Stores
A fire in Seminole caused about 200000 in damage destroying two storefronts and the Chief theater after a strip of film caught fire. About 100 people were evacuated safely as WeWoka Shawnee and local crews fought the blaze attracting a crowd of over 2000. Owner Joe L Love said no one was hurt and the projectionist Melvin Embree tried to toss burning film from the booth.
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Col. Doolittle
Tokyo
Wewoka
Shawnee
Joe L. Love
Love
Melvin Embree
Union Leaders Get Educated By NED NORDNESS
Union labor leaders attend tuition free courses at St. Louis University and colleges in Kansas City and Brooklyn to study parliamentary law public speaking and bargaining. Led by Rev C Brown S J the program trains 11 000 000 unionists in economics and organization for better wartime negotiations.
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Ned Nordness
ST. Louis
Labor Colleges
St. Louis University
Rockhurst College
Kansas City
Marquette University
Brooklyn Nd
New York
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Green
Labor College
A. F. of L
William Green
A. F. of L. Research Department
Washington
A. F. of
al Kojetinsky
C.I.0
War Labor Board
C.I.O
War Manpower Commission
C. Brown
S. J
Father Brown
Harvard University
Regis College
Denver
Union Pacific Railroad
Railway Clerks’ Union
Slaughter House Operators Fined for Unsanitary Pens
Two preliminary hearings before Percy Armstrong resulted in fines of $10 and costs for W. E. Reeves and John Sanders. Reeves was cited for an unsanitary slaughtering house west of Ada and Sanders for an open unprotected slaughtering pen north of Ada. Deputy Brumley and C. E. Wright testified to conditions, both men paid fines and were released.
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Percy Armstrong
W. E. Reeves
John Sanders
Gary Kitchens
Reeves
Ada
Kitchens
Jack Brumley
Sanders
C. E. Wright
Anthonys Burglarized In Daylight On Main Street
The C R Anthony store at 126 East Main was burglarized Sunday afternoon between 4 30 and 6 p m. Burglar entry was via a rear second story window and an unfinished elevator shaft. Cash, about 225 in government bonds and 19 50 in war stamps were stolen. Police chase includes two men seen leaving in an old Chevrolet with a Grady county plate.
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C. R. Anthony
East Main Street
W. J. Dillon Jr
Dillon
Johnson’s Bakery
Grady County
Quinton Blake
Ada
Second War Loan Oversubscribed By Four Billion
The Second War Loan raised about 17.0 billion dollars, roughly 4.6 billion above the goal, with most from non banking sources. The Treasury expects a final total around May 10. Morgenthau praised the drive and hinted at higher targets for future campaigns.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Eleven Men Enter Seabees Service
Eleven men from the Ada recruitment district enlisted in the Seabees in the past two weeks, with Navy recruiter CPO L. E. Walk calling for experienced construction workers. The Ada names include R. J. Enochs Jr, L. W. Kimbell, D. B. Thomas, S. A. Farmer, E. J. McKillip, O. P. Long, R. H. Morris, W. R. Bell, J. R. Wegher, J. B. Carter, and A. R. Phillips of Stonewall and Coalgate.
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L. E. Walk
Navy
Walk
R. J. Mitchell
U. S. Marine Corps
Pacific
Ada
R. J. Enochs, Jr
L. W. Kimbell
D.B. Thomas
S. A. Farmer
E. J. McKillip
O. P. Long
R. H. Morris
W. R. Bell
J. R. Wegher
J. B. Carter
Coalgate
A. R. Phillips
Stonewall
Warhawks Chase Japanese Zeros Over China Airfield
U. S. Army Air Forces Warhawks, near an advanced airdrome in Hunan, shot down seven to fourteen Japanese Zero planes in a dogfight. Capt. John Stampshire extended his score to 12 confirmed planes, while Lieut. James Little and Lieut. Joseph Griffin each claimed multiple victories.
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J. Reilly O’sullivan
U. S
China
United States
Hunan
John Stampshire
Grants Pass
Ore
K. C. Wong
John Alison
Gainesville
Fla
Changsha
Aattle
James Little
Fincastle
Joseph Griffin
Pauls Valley
Okla
Idaho Angler's Snake River Tale Stuns Anglers
Idaho Falls May 2. Dr. E. I. Miller narrates a fish story from Snake River. A fellow angler snagged a line with two hooks containing a dead blue heron on one and a dead trout on the other. The trout allegedly broke the line and swam off dragging the bird, which then dived for the bait and became hooked, sinking both.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
E. I. Miller
Snake River
Corn Used In Manufacture Of Alcohol Sugar And More
The article notes corn is used in producing alcohol sugar starch and numerous war materials. It emphasizes its role in various industrial outputs connected to wartime needs.
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