Dewey secrecy and Pearl Harbor report discussed in 1944 view
The piece argues Governor Dewey kept the truth about Pearl Harbor from his campaign and links the Pearl Harbor report to political use. It discusses how better defense might have altered outcomes, calls for a non partisan congressional inquiry into military funding and decisions, and urges full exposure of weakness in December 1941.
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Washington
Dewey
Harbor Eut
Pearl Harbor
Dewe
Mai
Cartier
Ohio
Gartitr
Montas
Kiry
Orle Anes
Congress
Navy Department
United States
Army
Navy
Admiral Tausaig
Senate
Leverno
Carolyn's daring plan to fly off with the loot
Carolyn tells Ken she loves Bob Hale and drafts him into a scheme to steal back the freighted goods. They meet at Grosao's and hatch a risky plan to transfer the valuable box to a plane. Carolyn and Bob depart for Arizona, as Beth and Leana Sormi loom as threats, with tense, evasive actions driving to a cliffhanger.
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Carolyn
Ken
Grosao’s
Bob Hale
Dr. Hale
State Police
Miss
Sormi
Beth
Leana Sormi
Bob
Carolyn Tyler
Caralyn
Caitlyn
Arizona
Lo Be
Blame, secrecy and Pearl Harbor in wartime reflections
The author argues that the public did their part on December 7, 1941, while leadership failed to openly confront the threat. Calls for clear accountability from a new congressional committee to fix responsibility, criticizing political attempts to smother truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Congressional Committee
Need For A Peacetime OSS
A fragmented reminiscence argues for a peacetime OSS to coordinate foreign information, noting postwar needs and potential reorganizations under Donovan. The piece reflects on overseas operations, secrecy, and the challenge of balancing national security with openness after war.
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OSS
Office of Strategic Services
Nordus
Dremeric Oss
Er & Let
Lae
Waren
Denovan
The Weapon of Treth and the Power of the Press
A fragmented wartime account discusses photographers and victims, noting Nazi crimes and the press's role in revealing truth. It cites MacArthur freeing the press to print the facts, urging a decisive step toward disclosure amid propaganda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geuning
Ste
Per Scullin
Hutte
Medricur
Rel Eee Vroad
MacArthur
furuLgat
Letter From Washington on oil firms and government plans
Peter Edson reports on government probes into oil industry restructuring. He notes proposals to merge or create competing, government aligned companies around Alumenoma and Standar Company assets, with dissolution of Standar Oil as a pivot to increase competition.
Glouster Council Hears Flood Relief Demands on Republic Ave
Five property owners on Republic Ave ask Glouster council to investigate a blocked sewer and consider installing a larger line to prevent future floods after heavy rain. A bond issue may be needed. The meeting also approved a taxi stand marking, urged dog owners to follow quarantine rules, and authorized park fill from a tree strip. Budget figures were reviewed, and a bank depository plan was discussed.
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Glouster
Republic Ave
Charles Beshara
Depot Square
Cornell
County Board of Health
Memorial Park Committee
Siso
Board of Public Affairs
Andrew Riley
Braun St
Carl Wright
Dave Powers
G Lunsford
Clyde
Gibson
Glouster Communimsts Bank
County
Tomcats Rout Marietta as Glouster Falls 52 0
Glouster High School Tomcats were defeated by Marietta High School 52 to 0 in Marietta Friday night. Coach Roberts said the team held Marietta to 13 to 0 at halftime, but Marietta dominated after the break. Cotter and Byers attempted passes and completed two.
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Glouster
Glouster High School Tomcats
Marietta
Roberts
Cotter
Byers
Back to School Drive Urged for Youth
GLOUSTER Supt L G De Long received a circular from US Commissioner of Education Studebaker urging cooperation of school officials in a national Back-to-School drive. It notes that war pressures reduced high school attendance by 11-4 million over four years, while youth employment rose from 900,000 in 1940 to about 3,000,000 in 1945. The agencies hope the drive will make a high school education the priority for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
L. G. De-Long
United States Commissioner of Education
Studebaker
United States
United States Office of Education
Methodist Pastor Is Ill at Home
GLOUSTER Rev. Eugene Brown, pastor of the Methodist Church, has been confined to his home for the past few days with an attack of influenza. Mr. M. Bryson spoke from his pulpit at the Sunday morning service. There was no evening service. RETURNS TO HOME CHAUNCEY Mrs. William Stalder, The Pleas, has returned some visit in Columbus, with Mrs. Gwennie Fowler and other relatives.
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Glouster
Eugene Brown
Methodist Church
M. Bryson
Bome Chauncey
William Stalder
Columbus
Gwennie Fowler
Preach Tuesday at Hemlock Church by Rev Tigner
Rev C B Tigner of Glouster Church of Christ will preach at the Hemlock Church of Christ Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock and again Thursday evening His general topic is Archeology and the Bible The meetings will be at Main Street Church of Christ.
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WCIU
Temple Jones
Athens
Glouster
C. B. Tigner
Glouster Church of Christ
Hemlock Church of Christ
Main Street Church of Christ
Cpl Archie E Thomas on Route to States
Miss Betty Jo Ward Chauncer received word from Walter Bordeaux that Corporal Archie E Thomas is en route to the States and may remain the rest of the month Bordeaux said he planned to leave a week after Thomas Thomas, a cousin of Miss Ward, formerly lived in Rutland Ohio Bordeaux’s home is in Louisiana.
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Chauncey
Betty Jo Ward
Chauncer
Pic
Walter Bordeaux
Archie E.thomas
States
Bordeaux
Cpl
Thomas. Thomas
Ward
Rutland
Property Purchase in Hollister by Glouster and Homer
Mr and Mrs Willias Homer of Hollister have bought the property on Republic Avenue from Ruth Reese. The site was the longtime home of the late Mr and Mrs David P Reese for several years.
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Glouster
Willias Homer
Hollister
Republic Ave
Ruth Reese
David P. Reese
Two Birthdays Celebrated At Home at Sugar Creek
Chauncey Mr and Mrs Cherles Shields entertained a group of friends at their Sugar Creek home Friday night honoring Louis and Louise Shields on their nineteenth wedding anniversary. Guests joined in games and refreshments, with several local residents unable to attend.
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Chauncey
Cherles Shields
Sugar Creek
Louis and
Louise Shields
Otto Graham
Mary Rivers
Joann Rivers
Coon
Thomas Shields
Floodwood Man Fined and 30 Days in Jail
Chauncey Carl Lanning of Floodwood pleaded guilty to intoxication in Mayor W D Hines court Chauncey. He was fined ten dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail. Deputy Marshall Ralph McKibben arrested him and he was sent to Athens County Jail.
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Chauncey
Carl Lanning
Floodwood
W. D. Hines
Ralph McKibben
Lanning
Athens
Marshal McKibben
Fractures Arm in Athens Store Mishap
Mrs. Everett Males of Chauncey fractured her right arm at the wrist after stumbling in a store while shopping in Athens. She was returning home from Chauncey after visiting her daughter Mrs. Raymon Syx and family for several days.
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Chauncey
Everett Males
Poston
Athens
Daughtre
Raymone Syx
Choir Meets Tuesday at Millfield Church of Christ
The newly organized choir at Millfield Church of Christ will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. for rehearsal led by Pastor Richard Wilcox and pianist Mrs. Lucille Sanders. Local youths are invited to assist in singing.
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Chauncey
Millfield Church of Christ
Richard Wilcox
Lucille Sanders
Chauncey Man to Undergo Surgery This Week in Marietta
Willam Henry from Chauncey is in Osteopathic Hospital Marietta awaiting surgery this week. His mother Mrs. Florence Henry visited him at the hospital and he would be glad to hear from Chauncey friends.
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Ters Hospital
Chauncey
Willam Henry
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Florence Henry
Visit in Wonderland With Relatives
CHAUNCEY Mrs. Luther Cruikshank Leslie Cruikshenk and Pauline Bolin spent the weekend in Wonderland Ohio as guests of Mrs. Zimmie Smith Mrs. Doris Eisenaugh Ern est Smith and Mrs. Clare Smith and families Sunday Mrs. Cruik shank Leslie Cruikshank Miss Bolin and Mrs. Eisenaugle visited Staff Sergeant and Mrs. Merle Feuerhelm Ruth Cruikshank spent the weekend in Columbus He has been in Fairfield hospital seven weeks with a back injury and will be placed in plant again for his injury.
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Chauncey
Luther Cruikshank
Leslie Cruikshenk
Pauline Bolin
Wonderland
Ohio
Zimmie Smith
Doris Eisenaugh
Ernest Smith
Clare Smith
Columbus
Fairfield Hospital
Plant
Chauncey District Social and Personal Note
Chauncey District social life reports Mr and Mrs Charles Ward and Mrs Anna Ward of Middleport as guests of Mr and Mrs Marshall Ward and family. Ruth Keirns of Porton visited sister Mrs Raymond Syx. Mrs Thomas Hamilton Paula Chauncey and Mrs Riley Keeton with Bernice Keeton hosted guests of Mrs John Shafer. Mrs Shafer’s heart trouble improving. Albert Fulton of Millfield visited Dayton last week.
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Chauncey
Charles Ward
Anna Ward
Middleport
Marshall Ward
Betty Jo
Dana
Tommy
Sylvia
Marshall Kelly
Ruth Keirns
Porton
Raymond Syx
Thomas Hamilton
Riley Keeton
Bernice Keeton
John Shafer
Millfield Needle Club Meets at Fulton Home
Mrs Daniel Fulton hosted the Millfield Needle Club at her Fulton Road home with guest Mrs Georgia Nagle. The next meeting will be at Mrs Henry Heffkens home. Members present include Mrs Lizzie Patton Nellie Brooking Miss Clive Brookins and others. Relatives Visit Worthington football game attended by Mrs Helen Nelson Leta Nelson and Dow Nelson with Dow coaching.
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Chauncey
Daniel Fuleton
Millfield
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