Emmons Urges Civilians To Leave Hawaii Soon
Honolulu June 21. Lt Gen Delos Emmons urged non essential civilians to evacuate Hawaii, warning the island faces potential renewed attack after Midway. He advised women and dependents to arrange immediate travel with army transport and register for steamship accommodation, noting limited time.
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Italian U Boat Sinks Norwegian Ship in Gulf
A Gulf Coast port reports a Fi-A submarine sank a small Norwegian cargo vessel in the Gulf of Mexico on June 17 after firing 24 rounds and a torpedo at 7 AM Central War Time. One crewman Alf Christensen was killed. 18 survivors were rescued and towed to shore, with several hospitalized. Captain William Thorsen said survivors will return to sea when a ship is available.
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Thousands of Motorists Run Out of Gas
Reported across the Atlantic Seaboard as summer weekend travel surged. Gas pumps ran dry forcing motorists to leave cars roadside or tow to lots. Philadelphia reported all 3,500 stations closed by Sunday afternoon. A Reed Engle cited ration card changes doubling six gallons without more supply.
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Captain recounts sudden explosion and sinking
Captain Thorsen recalls a sudden blast that blew away half the bridge. He describes jumping into the water, being rescued by crew, and the ship sailing for 24 hours before the wind died.
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Reorganization at War Production Board Rumored
Washington June 22 reports a complete reorganization of the War Production Board with a reshuffling of top officials likely to be announced this week.
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Unnamed Rowers Venture Near Fishing Fleet
The description recalls a small group beginning to row among many fishing boats. They blended with the vessels until a nearby boat approached closely, drawing attention from a plane and the surrounding boats.
WPB to Tighten War Effort With Personnel Shifts
William H. Harrison, WPB production chief, will transfer to the War Department to join procurement operations for the service of supply. Officials say the moves are not tied to the dollar a year WPB group. Canada plans using 100 million cubic feet of sawdust annually as home heating fuel per the Commerce Department.
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Service of Supply
Canada
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