Hawaii Japanese Under Military Control After Pearl Harbor
The piece describes Hawaii’s Japanese community after the Pearl Harbor attack, detailing internees and surveillance under Gen. Delos Emmons. It notes restrictions on property, movement, and communications, plus the rounding up of suspected spies led by FBI chief Robert Shiver. It highlights the tension between loyalty and wartime safety, and the economic impact on Japanese businesses and residents.
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Onolulu
Pacific
Jhant
Japan
Yon
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Honolulu
Ely
City
Pearl Hal
FBI
Army
Navy
Tran
Robert Shiver
No. i
Nagao Kitta
Keizarano
Hon- Gold Exchange Co
California
Ing
Alro
Dee
mu-Delos C. Emmons
Gen. Emmons
Prasgrous
Yokohama Specie
Sumito
Ess
Theic Tors
Prescott Presbyterians to Meet Here in April 7
Prescott Presbyterial and Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church U S A plan spring sessions at First Presbyterian Church Prescott. Expected attendees include about thirty ministers and elders and thirty women. Speeches by Mrs Geren and Miss Mary McDonald from Tokyo precede afternoon and evening services with communion led by Dr David Templeton.
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R. 5. Taylor
Little Roch
David H. Templeton
Benton
United Promotion
O. Russel
Piggott
Arkansas
Methodist
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Blevins, McCaskill, Hope, Emmet
Bierne
Gordon, Okalona
Prescott
First Methodist Church
Presscott
Dorothy Taylor White
Weekend Visits From Arkansas University Students
Society notes list Bemis Chappell and Billy Denman of the University of Arkansas Fayetteville visiting with their parents Mr and Mrs Bill Cobb and son Billy in Little Rock. Loyce Stewart and Katharine Hesterly spend the weekend in Dallas. Cordett Hale and daughter Freaia visit Hot Springs. Florrine Gentry visits Pine Bluff. Helen Hale and Juanita Ward of Magnolia A comes as guests.
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John C. Stegar
J. C. Stegar
John C
Subico College
Dudley Gordon
Dallas
University of Mississippi
Prescot F Friends
Mary Helen Sage
Sigma Alpha Jeta
University of Mi She i
Glee Club
Moegaphoone Club
Woman's Student Government Association
W.C. A
Ward Hall
Ole Miss
Sage
Thomas. C. McRae Jr
Prescott
Bemis Chappell
Billy Denman
University of Arkanas Fayetteville
Bill Cobb
Billy
Little Rock
Archie Johnson
Loyce Stewart
Katherine Hesterly
Texas
Cordett Hale
Freaia
Hot Springs
Florrine Gentry
Pine Bluff
Helen Hale
Juanita Ward
Magnolia A & M
Circles Meet In Local Churches Monday
The Social Calendar notes multiple meetings at First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches and the Christian Service circle. Circles hosted by Mrs Blakely Robinson Pittman McRae Jr and others gather at 2:20 to 2:40 p.m. Actions include Josephine Scaggs and Ann Baghy circles at 2:30.
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Josephine Scaggs
The
First Baptist Church
E. ¥. Blakely
Ann Baghy
C. A. Robinson
Methodist Church Circles and Rotary Meet Time
Methodist church groups plan meetings Monday at 2 30 with five hostesses Circle 1 Mrs H E Dorris Circle 2 Mrs S T White Circle 3 Mrs Ray Dukes Circle 4 Mrs H V Scott Rotary Club gathers Tuesday at Broadway Hotel 12 15. Wesleyan Guild hosts at Mrs Mimie Griffiths with Mrs Ide Martins 70 p i.
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Methodist Church
H. E. Dorris
S. T. White Sry
Ray Dukes
H. V. Scott
Rotary Club
Broadway Hotel
Wesleyan Guild
The
First Methodist Church
Mimie Griffith
Ide Martin
Easter Services At Ample Theater Church
First Presbyterian Church led by Pastor R. D. Nulen schedules sunrise Easter service at 7:00 a.m. Sunday school at 9:00 a.m. Communion at 10:00 a.m. vesper worship 5:30 p.m. preaching 10:53 a.m. on The Power of His. Youth groups meet after evening preaching with additional service at 7:30 p.m. topics To Worship and Serve God.
First Baptist Church Service Notices
Dr. E P J Garrett, pastor invites worshippers to Sunday School at 11 00 am and preaching on The Living Christ at 11 00 am at the church Also services at 6 30 pm and 7 30 pm with sermons What Think You of Christ and The Living Christ respectively
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First Baptist Churcy
E. P. J. Garrett
Williams Cartoonist Jim Williams A Westward Life
Jim Williams, famed as the Will Rogers of comics for Out Our Way, grew up around cattle and horses and served three years in cavalry. His work depicts cowboys factory life and wartime morale, drawing on a past in Nova Scotia, Ohio college days, and a varied frontier career from mule-skinner to cook.
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Jim Williams
Jim
Will Rogers
Curly
Big Ick
Blencherfoot
Hin
Qmirroy
America
Pearl Harbor
Williams
Bub
West
Kansas
Cutie
Lexus
Garrett Memorial Baptist Church Service Schedule
Church services at Garrett Memorial Baptist Church feature morning worship at 10:55 with choir, preludes, hymns, and a baptism reception, followed by Sunday school at 9:45 a.m., BT C meetings at 1:30, and an evening service at 8. The Ladies Auxiliary meets Monday.
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B. T. C. Meers
Ladies Auxiliary
Jim the Soldier Artist and Tattooist Untethered by War
His enlistment ended. Jim pursued art while serving. He bought a fur coat with prize money from boxing but his wife urged him to quit fighting after a busted nose. He sketched at night, took a correspondence course, and turned to tattooing on fellow soldiers and cowboys. Now he paints, sculpts, and works with silver.
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Jim
Labor and farmers join nation in strike to beat axis
Our Daily Bread continued from page one argues labor and farmers must unite with the nation in a strike against the axis while preserving the American economy. The piece criticizes spokesmen for misrepresentation and calls for coordinated action to win the war without harming domestic industry.
Oil and Gas Leases and Deeds Listed For Rye Area
A sequence of oil and gas lease notices and land transfers dated 1942 form entries for Rye area in Township 14 and nearby sections. Transactions include leases between Keith and others with Valley Lumber and Walter Keith, deeds and rights of way, and transfers to Arkansas Louisiana Gas Company. Names include H Weaver Henry Utrecht and D K Bomis, with section and range references and filing dates in 1942 and 1943.
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D. K. Bomis
Arkansas la
Solomon Islands under threat in Pacific war expansion
The piece notes the Solomon Islands could be used as bases for a Japanese attack on New Guinea or Australia as World War II spreads. It highlights local crafts like canoe carving and recalls a history of slave trade and native resistance, with 1893 British annexation and postwar mandates to Australia.
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Pacific
Solomon Islands
New Guinea
Australia
Great Britain
Germany
Sunday School and Worship Services At Local Churches
Church notices invite members and friends to Sunday School at 9:45 and morning worship at 10:50 with a sermon on Why I Believe in the Bodily Resurrection of Jesus. Midweek prayer at 3, vesper at 6:15, and a citywide church campaign runs through Mother's Day. St Marks and First Presbyterian invite attendance, with board meetings and Easter Sunrise Service planned for Good weather.
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Byster
Jesus
Young Peoples Meeting
Chuceh
Hope Ministerial Association
Christ
Woman's Auxiliary
Eugene Swearingen
Nashville
Ark
Firld
Boy Scouts of America
High Sehest
United States
Barbs Target Drafted Newark Youth in War Chorus
Fragmentary remark ridicules a Newark N J youth drafted for war duties while claiming to be a housekeeper. A flippant line praises digger morale and jokes about K P duties. The piece hints at wartime home front humor and discipline.
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Newark
N. 4
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Charles Robinson
Watson Buchanan
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Sonny Wilson
Garratt
Imon Ger
Paul Jones
Charlie Robinson
Dorothy Garrett
Leroy Philips
First Presbyterian Church
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DL. McRae Jr
Christian Servier
R. D. Nulen
ST. Baugh
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Holton
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