Japanese Admiral Reflects On Pearl Harbor Target Choice
Tokyo reports the admiral who planned the Pearl Harbor attack says the strike should have targeted oil tanks and naval facilities instead of the primary harbor area. He regrets the misjudged focus and notes the plan was not a surprise attack but shifted after delays.
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Paar Harbor
Ryearn Nde
Harnest Hoberecht
Tokyo
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Arbor
Jek
Inter Hut
Pia Pirpaad Wi
Sacbatewas Omiokn
Washington
Pearl Flarbar
Wire
Varad Harbor
Tyler de
Teddy
Wikwate
Marian
Pade Atte
Calif
Ind
Yieb
Saya
Mughiod
Will
Mmeskage de Tyler
Sally Ryder
Peace Harbor
Pearl Harbor Attack Narrative and Aftermath Revealed
A contemporaneous recounting covers the Pearl Harbor attack and the roles of key figures such as Lieutenant Jandel and General Tojo. It notes observers misremembering events, the surprise of the assault, and Japanese strategic planning dating back five months with secret instructions.
Talmadge Slams the President in Arkansas Spar
Fragmented OCR outlines a heated exchange with Governor Hoviing Tallmaide and others criticizing President Truman. Mentions New Jersey Beth Peleptone Asbury Park ties and warnings about employment and Pearl Harbor era fears amid political clashes in Pine Bluff and the South.
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Pine Bluff
Wee
Arkansas
Geirogha
Truman
Picea
Lafvrinush
Appenehigy Direviatt
Cforpetite Ellieth
New Jersey
Beth “Peleptone
Asbury Park
Novarul
Come Brandes
Aida
Wits
Petit i Plata
United States Sword
Dow
Wiether Pearl Haeker
Rate hike protest halts Western Union plan in Arkansas
Western Union seeks a 25,000 dollar yearly rate increase protested by Arkansas newspapers. Affected papers note potential 4,700 dollar impact from proposed charges as officials including Woodington and Dee discuss the matter. Arkansas legislators plan a December Ark river trip with Rep. Hays and Loderid lands for river work.
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Little Rack
Dee
Western Union
Arkansas Publi Serywe Commission
Woodington
Arkwasies
Amy
Tys
J. W
D-Ark
Arkansas River
Ovark
Murrittan
Litte Hook
Byer
Thana Holmer
Warned to appear in Chancery Court Ark case vs Maxwell
In Yeripatoad County Arkansas the defendant Nodie Maxwell is warned to appear within about ten days in response to a complaint by plaintiff RM Maxwell. The warning order is dated December and signed by Clerk OMERA EVANS with deputy B.C. seal.
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Tad
Chancery Court
Yeripatoad
Count
Ark
Kia Maxwell Vlainditt
Nodie Maxwell
Diay Aed Cine
Laaotiff
RM Maxwell
Tay Hand
Sid Vont
Omera Evans
Mavie Garantla
B.C
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Lepige Betts Pilkinton
Kate E. Betts
Chlaens National Bank of Hope Guardian
Walligny
Flood Suit Is Dismissed in Fort Smith Case
A flood-related suit in Fort Smith was dismissed after officials concluded the roadbeds and spill risks did not affect the public right of way. Judge Miller ruled on appeals and witnesses did not provide further evidence. The proceeding referenced Arkansan agencies and local authorities involved in flood control efforts.
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Fort Smith
Vitaries
Miller
Wediwitie
Ark
Jodee Miller
Arkansas Farmers Get Top Prices
Little Rock Arkansas farmers saw prices for crops rise in the month ending November 15 while livestock prices fell. Grain and cottonseed increased with corn up and beans higher, feed prices rising and hogs, chickens, calves showing declines. Agricultural statistician Miles MeeBeek noted broad gains in crop prices despite weaker livestock markets.
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Little Rock
Dee
Arkansas
Hever
Miles MeeBeek
McPounk
Price changes in agricultural goods cited in report
The article notes advance in prices during the period ending Nov 13 with Bran up 25 cents per 100 pounds, corn meal at $2.15 after a 5 cent rise, entransed meal at $4.65 up 1 cent, and laying mash at $5.10 per 160 pounds after a 24 cent increase. Farmers overall saw a two percent rise in price received, though still four percent below the February record.
Winter Arrives as Arkansas Records Hottest December Day
In Little Rock the high reached 75 degrees, a state record for December 6, with Mt Dorado also signaling unusually warm weather. The U S Weather Bureau notes winter officially begins at a specific time, while skewed OCR notes confusion about dates and locations.
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Little Rock
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Arkannsas
Mt Dorado
Littl Rock
US Weather Bureau
Weather and industry notes from Pine Bluff to Fayetteville
Local weather reports show Pine Bluff and Camden at 7 degrees yesterday with Fayetteville 72 and Fort Smith 74. The article notes U S data on machine registrations and productivity trends, citing 1948 figures and new devices boosting output at mines and related sectors.
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Pine Bluff
Camden
Texarkans
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Walnut Ridge
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American Legion
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Marshall
Heber Springs
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Burke's Store
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Packard
Dorothy Draper
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