Bridging the Seas with American War Power
A Pacific front rise in scale as Marshall Islands reports describe transports loaded with veterans moving in the center of the largest naval armada ever assembled to assault Kwajalein. The United States massed ships and men across vast ocean corridors, signaling a pivotal expansion of global war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Marshall Islands
Equator
Midway
Kwajatien Atoll
Uncle Sam
Oman
Overseas soldier aid and bond purchases noted in local column
The article records local support for wartime efforts including bond purchases by residents and a young man, Damien, serving in England. It highlights community fundraising and home-front actions as the war widens. Birding notes from Lola Sickler describe winter visitors like Blue Jays Cardinals Chickadees and Woodpeckers at feeders with Grosbeaks absent locally.
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P.O. Fy
Damien
al Eliinga
I Carl Hinman
England
Nas
Comy
Efor
Mars
Lola Sickler
Juvenile Court Hears Theft Case Involving Goorgte Haehn Auto
The Friday juvenile court session with Judge Allison Wade focused on Eugene ey Holds and James Alcott for stealing Police Chief Goorgte Haehn’s car and driving it toward Lorain. The interstate nature of the auto transfer prompted action by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with agents representing the PB I and recent inquiries into the youths’ records amid a wider shipping statistic noting 1,405,000 express shipments in the U S last year.
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FBI
Warren
Waphren
Allison Wade
Eugene Ey~ Holds
James Alcott
Salt Lake City
Goorgte Haehn
Lorain
Fédeval Bureau of Investigation
PBI
Tax Experts Disagree On Figures Prompting Fair Reform
A metropolitan paper sent five tax experts to compare figures and found five different results, including refunds and large adjustments. Internal Revenue officials gave further varied answers. A citizen proposes a flat 20 percent withholding on salaries and wages with standard business deductions, arguing it could simplify tax collection and reduce confusion.
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Ove
Internal Revenue Office
Tts
Leo
German peace feelers tied to Ribbentrop and Nazi ties
Fragmented report alleges German and British agents discussed peace through Ribbentrop with questionable claims of patrons and favorites. The text mocks possible mediators and notes distrust of so‑called intermediaries amid war fatigue and mutterings about German influence abroad.
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Ribbentrop
Whys
Pew
Ashongs
Hitler
Wat
Ribbentrop Mirni
Sasty
Pusifebsiman
Des? Anas ae Gammbbled lately us won the gest jal of be si
The fragmented text mentions an event involving Des and Anas with unclear details about a gesture or win. Readers can identify few readable names but the overall context is obscured and no definite outcome or dates are clear.
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Rome
Cach & Navy
Telia
Haye
Mediterranean
Kertes
Salama
Yale
Wallan
Hobie Breen
Scraps Fly Over No 2 Democrat Nominee Amid Roosevelt Talks
Washington observers report a lively scramble for the Democratic vice presidential nomination as Roosevelt remains a leading though contested option. Wallace and Rayburn top the field with Farley a strong undercurrent, while Hannegan and Truman could shape reconciliation efforts and party unity ahead of the Chicago convention.
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Democratic National Committee U
Roosevelt
Wallace
Sam Rayburn
Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis
National Committee
Frank Walker
Walker
White House
Second Warley
Fartey
New York
Witl
Party
Somme
Farley
Hannegan
Quiz style trivia from a historic classified page
A fragmented set of trivia questions appears on a classified page asking about Victory ships launches in a year, Indo-China accuracy, origins of a first New England child, a president, Soviet armies in the Iran era, word origins, leadership in battles, canal project construction, a discovery in the Sirtuanth region, and the author of a work titled Tiles of Way side.
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Maritime Commission
Indo-China
Chines
New England
Fic
Inova
Nie
Little Maziciatii
Ivan Bagramian
Manje
Pruvne
Salle of
Potts
Panama
Hellum
Trun
Grave Bottwill Dies at Corry Hospital After Work Incident
Twenty years ago Corry man Grave Bottwill died this morning at Corry hospital after falling ill while at work as a boulder at the U S Radiator Corp plant. The Health Board reported two scarlet fever cases today, totaling five since February 1 and about 40 since the year began.
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Grave Bottwill
Corry
Corry Hospital
Cottrell
U. S. Radiator Corp
The
Health Board
Clifford Rossa
Washington School
Thomas Taylor
West Main Street
Jamestown News Highlights and Community Notes
Roaning neighbors deny horricide rumors while Last Man’s Club keeps its Dinner tradition and a wounded thread of local crime and city park inquiry draws cautious attention. Jamestown residents note performances, employment efforts for veterans, raffles and lotteries surge, and letters from residents with Army service weave through the week.
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Jamestown
Last
Disabled Velerns
Arenged
Cleveland
Revenue Collector's Office
Corry
Tocal
Nnion
Warnen County
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Unive
Jace Stinnett
Washington
Chicago
Associated Press | Committee
Ragbury
James A. Farley
James
Byres
Sen. Hany S. ‘Truman
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Jong
I. Q
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Trading Post Cowsort
House Ways and Means Committee
Heset
Bailey
Oi City
Mareh Ist
Frank G. Jones
Gerry
Wheeler
East Washington Street
Jones
Brava of Education
Hursty Forbes & Co
New Yorke
Daily Dozen
Exo
the Medical Society of the
State of
Pennsylvania
Martha Falconer Jones
Ralph Aller. Jones
Desdemona
Uta Hagen
Bear Lake
Debs Sorenson
Clymer
Duran
Uty
Richard V. Gilbert
OFA
Japan
Wlitape
Donald G. Cooleynd
Alertship
Sergt
Preston Obrns
Carmen Pieciiilly
Navy
Solovox
Pomeroy
Gerry Ellis
Harold Cragg
National Bank of Cory
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington, DC
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