American Fleet Ready for Japs
The Navy’s anniversary report on Pearl Harbor says the American fleet is ready for any Japanese action. It notes 19 ships damaged, only the Arizona permanently lost, and several ships back in service or under repair. Army and Navy casualties total 4,757 with 2,343 killed, 960 missing, and 1,272 wounded.
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Landor
Klein Washington
Navy
Pearl Harbor
Pacific
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Hawaii
Senate
Arizona
Army
Ford Island
Kaneohe Bay
Hickam
Wheeler Fields
Marine
U. S. S. Belleau Wood
Camden
N. J
Bunker Hill
New Jersey
Miami
Japan
Avy
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
John D. Dingell
Michigan
Kimmel
Short
Nye
Roberts
David I. Walsh
Massachusetts
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Naval Affairs Committee
Radio Program Schedule for KGNC and Affiliates
Daily broadcasting slate lists KGNC daytime and NBC programs from 6:00 AM to 12:00 AM with evening features including Fred Warine in Pleasuretime, Voice of Firestone, The Telephone Hour, Dr I Q, and Pete Brescia Orchestra. Also covers Tuesday morning and afternoon blocks with The Sky Pilot, Morning Melodies, markets, soap operas, and multiple NBC and MBS network slots.
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KGNC
Fred Warine
NBC
News of the World
H. V. Kaltenborn
Kgnc Bondwagon
Voice of Firestone
Inter American University of the Air
Olmated
Pete Brescia
Sky
the Trading Post
Air
Peggy Anderson
Light of the World
Wunstop Duzzit
Ted Steele
Ray Sinatra
Battle of Wits
Veteran telegram messenger takes new wartime post in Columbus
Frank M. Humphrey, 65, leaves his Wells Fargo job to drive as a Western Union messenger on a downtown route in Columbus. The AP notes wartime losses at sea since the U.S. entered the conflict, with 548 ships sunk and thousands killed in Atlantic attacks, including 65 reported killed or missing among merchant seamen and passengers.
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Columbus
O.A
Frank M. Humphrey
Western Union
Atlantic
Associated Press
Five charged in baby stealing case from Huntington suspects
In Portsmouth Ohio five Huntington residents were charged with kidnapping in the Daniel Scanlon abduction case. Detectives say Lloyd Cremeans confessed after being found with the infant at a rooming house in Portsmouth. The infant was abducted last October from St Ann's Infant Asylum in Columbus and later recovered with his mother June Scanlon in hospital.
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Portsmouth
Daniel Scanlon
Huntington
W. Va
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Raymond C. Suran
Cincinnati
FBI
Lloyd Cremeans
St. Ann's Infant Asylum
Columbus
Thomas A. Scully
June Scanlon
Portsmouth Mercy Hospital
Suran
Irene
Baby Scanlon
Pauline Caplinger
Asylum
Cremeans
Scully
Susan
Chapman
Boy Meets Train in Cambridge City Crash
An 18 year old delivery driver William Mattheis was struck by a Nickel Plate freight near Cambridge City Indiana. His truck was dragged 150 feet by the locomotive before wreckage collapsed to the side. He was thrown clear, briefly conscious with a minor ear cut, then fainted. The incident notes a curious cultural line about Tuareg customs regarding veiling of men and women.
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Cambridge City
Ind
William Mattheis
Nickel Plate Freight
Courthouse Records of Property Transfers and Divorces
Warranty deeds show multiple transfers including John B. Crites to Joe L. Dunavant for 10 dollars, Daisy D. Currie to A. L Palm for 450 dollars, Bernice Kempton to Royce D. Kempton for 10 dollars, M. M. Hengley to Roy A. Allison for 4500 dollars, B. W. McGinnis to Foy W Shackelford for 6500 dollars, and Norman to Reba B Clark for 100 dollars. Court records include divorces for George Levi Dotson and Florence Mattie Dotson, and Oliver Austin Owen and Frances Bailey Owen. Marriage licenses issued to several couples including Howard L. Ryder with Virginia Velma Binks and J. W. Lee with Mrs. Sue Coke. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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John B. Crites
Joe L. Dunavant
Roberts
Daisy D. Currie
A. L Palm
Lakeview
Bernice Kempton
Royce D. Kempton
Fords
M. M. Hengley
Roy A. Allison
C. C
B. W. McGinnis
Foy
Shackelford
G. A. Norman
Reba
Clark
District
Levi Dotson
Florence Mattie Dotson
Frances Bailey Owen
Oliver Austin Owen
Howard L. Ryder
Virginia Velma Binks
J. W. Lee
Sue Coke
Warren C. Judd
Frieda Hutton
J.C. Wilshire, Jr
Doris Jean Knick
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Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Stella Alias
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
Portia
Just Plain
Bill
Front Page Farrell
Don Winslow
Amarillo Field
K Ranchers
Sports Review
KFDA
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Mbs
Johnson
Mystery Hall
TSN
Midland Plying School
Treasury Star Parade
Lord Halifax
Blue Network
Raymond Clapper
Tommy Tuckers
Dixie Revelers
The
United States
Daesh
Iose Cuticura
Ea Cay
Africa
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Adr. Ei
Courthouse Records
Globe News
Reader’s Digest
Hitler
Reader's Digest
London
Allan A. Michie
Germany
Sweden
Denmark
Reich
America
Santa FE
Santa FE System
RADIO
Globe-News
PTT
St.Joseph
Marines
Coast Guard
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Riverside
Fadera
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