FBI Keeps Eyes Open in Hawaii
FBI agents in Hawaii maintain a top priority 1-A suspect list in close cooperation with police and military intelligence. The system flags potential subversives with up-to-date intelligence, emphasizing informant reliability and hour-by-hour updates to guard internal security. even in peacetime, a quiet, loyal citizen could be on the list if linked to espionage or sabotage.
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Honolulu
FBI
Hawaii
Counterintelligence Corps
Pearl Harbor
Robert C. Shivers
1-A
Pilot of Plane Which Struck Hunter Fined
Edward R. Segar, 22, piloting a plane that struck his uncle in a duck blind at Back Bay, was fined 100 dollars for reckless flying. The victim, Edward R. Baird, Atlantic and Danville Railway general counsel, suffered a fractured skull. Judge J Davis Reed said the Civil Aeronautics Administration will decide on possible revocation of Segar's pilot license.
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Princess Anne
Edward R. Segar
Segar
Edward R. Baird
Back Bay
Baird
Atlantic and Danville Railway
J. Davis Reed
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Detroit mobilizes to halt diphtheria outbreak
Detroit activates sixteen immunization teams to vaccinate 50 000 school children in an emergency drive as seventeen new diphtheria cases raise the year total to 125 and five deaths are recorded. The outbreak clusters in the lower west side with all victims being children before Christmas vacation.
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Detroit
Lower West Side
Joseph G. Motner
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