Possessions in the Pacific War Photographers Study
A lengthy analysis discusses the likely impact of Pacific war on photography, noting that German and French orders may forbid field cameras. It details American Pacific possessions Hawaii Midway Guam Philippines and Samoa, their strategic value, naval bases, cable links and potential Japanese thrusts across the Pacific.
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Sinefernational News Service
New York
Europe
England
Belgium
Austria-Hungary
America
United States
Moving Pictures
Kaiser
Francisco Villa
Liege
Japan
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
San Francisco
Asia
Hawaii
Midway Island
Guan
Ladrones
Philippines
Honolulu
Republic of Hawaii
Midway
Guam
American Samoa
Tutuila
Manuva
Germany
Great Britain
Upolu
Kingdom of Tonga
Solomon Island
Bougainville
Samoa
Tutuiti
Pogepago
Samoan
Kingdom of Samoa
Apia
Saluafala
Fangaloa
Fiji
Suva
Flivision
Hilo
Nihau
Theo Olore
Pacific Coast
Oahu
A . Dayal
Pearl Harbor
Laahi
Diamond Head
Waikiki Beach
Icchs
General Board of the Navy
Hare Island
Bremerton
Luzon
Manila
San Juan
d’Apra
Marshall Islands
Carolines
Ladronea
New Guinea
Bismarck Achipelago
Buka
Lagoon
Jaluit
Bonin Islands
Saipan
Caroline Islands
Marshalls
Palau
Mindanao
Phillippines
Yan
Vap
Berlin
Java
Kaiser-Wilhelm
Papua
Commonwealth of Australia
Herbertshoede
Bismark
Lampurt
Deutsche Handels and Plantagen-Gesellschraft
Hamburg
Firma Godeffray
Bismarck
Marshall
Jaluit Griehschraft
Tokio
New Gainea
Bismarck Archipelago
Solomons
North Sea Mystery as Fleet Movements Remain Unknown
London reports the North Sea status as a great wartime mystery three weeks after the British fleet left Portsmouth under sealed orders to meet the German fleet. Censorship blocks details. no verifiable dispatches have reached the public, and battles at sea remain unconfirmed amid Germany and Britain seeking sea supremacy.
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Herbert Temple
London
North Sea
Portsmouth
England
Germany
Belgium
Alsace
Lorraine
Berlin
Europe
Francis Bacon
Wilhelm I
Salamiz
Actium
B. C
Anthony
Cleopatra
Alexandria
Egypt
Roman Empire
Napoleon
Philip II
Elizabeth
America
Great Britain
Trafalgar
Ala
Tsushima Battle Report and Its Global Consequences
The article recalls Admiral Togo in the Tsushima engagement where Japan defeated Russia, signaling a decisive shift in naval power. It notes the flag signal from Mikasa urging utmost effort and states the war’s outcome established Japan among the great powers. It also contemplates a German victory at sea potentially altering the war’s balance.
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Togo
Tsushima
Mikasa
Japan
Tstashima
Germany
Western Indiana Christian Conference Session Program
The eighty fourth annual Western Indiana Christian conference opens at Osborn Prairie Fountain county with a full schedule through Friday. Events include devotions lectures sermons minutes readings reports and organizational business led by pastors and church representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Indiana Christian Conference
Osborn Prairie
Fountain County
E. D. Simmons
H. L. Bailey
Hendershatt
Src
EL Bagby
Robert Hartis
John A. Staver
W. A. Gott
Eevees
A.W. Gash
Ellen Taylor
R. EB. Luess
Christian Endeavor
Li Bailey
W. H. Martin
W. P. Kibby
Ee E. M. Henderson
Ry W. Page
Women's Home and Foreign Mission Board
Maggie Kibby
Dovie Minnick
Alice Morrill
Pred Rice
Women's Home
Foreign Mission Board
Elmer Lenses
Solo
Jennie Moore
Nina Draper
May Gardener
W. eHndershott
Ternseretara
Martin
British Atlantic patrol plans ten cruisers on routes to America
International News Service reports Britain has deployed a police cruiser scheme across the Atlantic with nine vessels on duty from Bahamas to Grand Banks. Bases include St Lucia Barbados Bermuda Halifax and St Johns. The system mirrors 1812 tactics and ties German ships to their ports while ensuring quick merchant aid via wireless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
New York
Great Britain
Atlantic Ocean
Atlantic
America
United Kingdom
Suffolk
Berwick
Bristol
Good Hope
Drake
Essex
Aboukir
Buryabus
Lancaster
Cruser Cornwall
Bahamas
Bermuda
Cape Hatteras
Nantucket Shoals
Ireland
Africas
New Jersey
North American
Halifax
Rodgers
President
United States
Congress
Hornet
Broke
Kicked by Horse Injures Doctor on Farm
Dr Morrow a veterinarian and partner of Dr Airhart was kicked in the leg by a horse Monday afternoon at the Lloyd Sicks farm near Labant. Dr Schultz dressed the injury and described the pain as severe.
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Indiana
Fred Chelan
D. F
D. O. McCay
C. C. Tarr
Charles Rinehart
Clarence Defor
Claud Bowman
D. A. Long
D. D
C. E. In Missions
Hey
C. E. Worth
R. E. Laces
Tate
B. W. Stoddard
Dr. Morrow