FBI says sabotage in U S far lower this war than in World War I
Director J Edgar Hoover announced the United States has seen a definite absence of sabotage during the current war compared with the first World War. He credited a sabotage prevention program led by the FBI and cooperation with war and navy departments, plus citizen vigilance and factory surveys to defend national security.
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Churchill to give statement on Rudolf Hess soon
London report says Prime Minister Winston Churchill will make a statement on Rudolf Hess when necessary. Lord Privy Seal Clement Attlee told Commons that Churchill plans to speak if he deems it essential, amid renewed questions about Hess and motives behind his 1941 flight and alleged aims.
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Lieutenant Leonard C. Lee Die at Myrtle Beach Crash
Lieut. Leonard C. Lee, 24, of the stealth group squadron of the 56th, was killed when his aircraft crashed at Myrtle Beach on Wednesday. The fatal news came from Charlotte headquarters. Lee hailed from Volga, South Dakota.
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