General Peabody Inspects Napier Brigadier Centres Home
General Peabody, commanding general of the Army Air Forces Eastern Flying Training Command, led a port inspection at Napier Field with 14 trusted aides. He reported to headquaters of the Strategic Air Forces in Europe after touring the port and receiving escort from officer Charles Jo Vals. Peabody, a 1915 West Point graduate, earned air corps wings at Rockwell Field in 1917 and was promoted to brigadier general on April 13, 1942, with ratings in command, pursuit, combat observer, and observer roles.
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Tretrurg
Nha
Tustelftron Eftc
Bstrategic
Europe
Pennesiverst
Air Corps
Rockwell Field
California
Audit reveals 10 737 registrants under deferment system
Kendrick disclosed the audit covered 10 737 registrants including 3 325 Negroes across the three boards. The assistant noted classifications are not permanent and deferment rules apply, with 40 charge overnight and 42 A special revised claims needed for further deferment. If employed, agencies must certify indispensability. The audit took three weeks to complete.
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Kendrick
Lyde K Kelley Dies At Black
Geneava obit notes Lyde K Kelley, seventy, died after several days illness. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Meta st Church of Black. Burial Black cemetery. Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife, four sons, four daughters, three brothers, three sisters, and ten grandchildren.
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Lyde
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A L
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Tex
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Houston Kelley
Robert H Kelley Geneva
Nellie Cleneval
Fells Lacari
Hourton
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Selma
Edna Spikes
Wade
Will Kelley
Perry
Fla
Kelley
Jacksonville Fla
Dfary Arnold
Ma Jone
Verginia Tuteer Palates
Bell Dunning
Roosevelt Funeral Plans for Hyde Park Home Service
Details released by Presidential Secretary William Hassett describe a simple funeral with ceremonies in the East Room and a procession to Hyde Park. The service includes clergy from Washington and New York, with burial in Hyde Park and a reception at the family garden before the graveside rite. Members of government, family, and friends will attend the funeral from Washington.
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Hydeo Park
Hydeon
Roosevelt Library
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Federal Agenues
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Howard S Withinson
St Thomas Faiceon
Chirch
Fay John
St John's Episennial
Ta Fayette Park
George W Anthony
St James Fuiscona’ Church
President Roosevelt Death Slain by Cerebral Hemorrhage
Reports from Warm Springs detail the sudden collapse of President Franklin D Roosevelt at the Little White House. Secretary Hassett announced the fatal cerebral hemorrhage at 7:45 p m as doctors worked to stabilize him after he complained of a severe occipital headache.
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Seandston
Rooevet
Macy
Rowecrelts
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Foundauer
Frank W Alcorn
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Washington
Carver Cottage
Haspert
Louise Bachmeister
White House
Hassett
Associated Press United Press and International News Service
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Bruenn
Howard Bruenn
Navy
McIntire
Washneton
New York
Laura Delano
Cotlape
Tobbira
Roosevelt Death At Warm Springs Relayed By Attendant
President Franklin D Roosevelt died at Warm Springs after collapsing during a visit. Delano and valet Arthur Prettyman helped him to his bed as caregivers including Dr James Paulin and Lt Cmdr George Fox attended. The scene included Miss Margaret Suckley and Grace Tully, with Roosevelt in a blue suit and a vest. The final actions included signing documents earlier and planning UN Conference notes before illness halted his plans.
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Arthur Prettyman
Wheesio
de Bruconn
Foundaion
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Atlanta
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White House
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al Truenn
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Commodity Credit Corporation
State Department
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San Francisco
World reacts to Roosevelt death with mourning and praise
Nations from Canada to Argentina declared condolences and days of mourning for Franklin D. Roosevelt. Leaders praised his leadership and the Good Neighbor policy while tributes from Dewey Wheeler Smuts and King Haakon reflected a broad international impact. Descriptions note his illness, final days, and difficulty with braces as context for his tenure.
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