Navy Behemoth Revealed Behind the Fighting Image
Willis Thornton surveys the vast U S Navy as a worldwide administrative machine. He details 535 vessels 1122 airplanes and a sprawling shore establishment with 68 000 civilians 2200 draftsmen and multiple bureaus, showing how the fleet is kept at sea and expanded for global reach.
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Navy
London
Tokio
Rio de Éeiro
Kiska
Aleutian
Guam
Pacific
Yangtse
China
Caribbean
New England
Wyoming
Washington
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Marine Corps
Navy Building
Marine Guard Room
Naval Operations
Army
Bureau of Navigation
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Naval War College
Newport
R. I
Hydrographic Office
Naval Observatory
U. S. Marine Corps
California
Colorado
Utah
United States Fleet
Atlantic
Canal Zone
Forty-T
Spain
U. S
United States
U. S. Navy
Through the Night to Clute's Cove on a Smuggler Trail
Jerry Whitfield and Cabell Banks push toward Deal on foot seeking a covert crossing the Channel. They plan with Jean Clitte’s smuggling network, dodge a purse of danger, and aim for a quiet rendezvous at Clute’s Cove before dawn. Polly Chelsey remains elusive in London and Cherbourg.
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Polly Chriafy
London
Jerry ‘Whitfield
Cabell Banks
Jerry
Unicorn and Crown
Cabell
Dartmoor
Hulks
Polly Chelsey
Dover
Toby
Cherbourg
Banks
Polly
Tobys
Deal
Clitte
King’s Highway
Deel
Clute
Jean Clute
Jerry Whitfeld
Lon’on
McGean
John McGean
Rascal
Max Truitt Named to President Roosevelts Maritime Commission
President Roosevelt nominated Max O'Rell Truitt of Missouri to serve on the Maritime Commission, filling the vacancy from Joseph P. Kennedy's resignation now ambassador to Great Britain. The report notes copper usage in minting U.S. coins and includes unrelated dialogue excerpts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Max O’rell Truitt
Missouri
Maritime Commission
Truitt
Joseph P. Kennedy
Great Britain
U. S
Deaths in Kernersville Honor Local Farmer Cable Eckholds
State Deaths records funeral rites held at the Kernersville home for Cable Eckholds 65 who died Saturday after prolonged illness. Rev C B Way officiated with burial in Mount Gur Cemetery. Survived by widow Mary two daughters Mrs James Nelson Kernersville and Mrs Kenneth Duncat Greensboro Route 2 two brothers George W and J F Eckholds Kernersville and five grandchildren. Frankincense and myrrh noted as biblical in past and used in toothpaste and mustard plasters.
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Kernersville
Cable Eckholds
C. B. Way
Kernersville Methodist Protestant Church
Mount Gur
Mary Eckholds
James Nelson
Kenneth Duncat
Greensbro
George W
J.F. Eckholds
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