Start of WW11 Was Blip On Radar Screen
Harrisburg man Joseph Lockard recalls radar sighting on December 7 1941 that signaled the Pearl Harbor attack while he watched from Oahu as an Army private. He described plotting the echo with fellow private George Elliott and alerting Ft Shaft er information center though Lt Kermit A Tyler reportedly dismissed the warning. Lockard reflects on whether earlier action could have changed events and battleships movement.
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Soviet Probe Snooping Japan U S Air Defenses
Tokyo reports Soviet planes again shadowing bases in Japan and near U S air zones. Officials say radar stations detected reconnaissance flights within three miles of east coast areas and spying on U S planes ships and Japan’s new semi automatic air warning network under construction.
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Defective Tees and Sleepwear Fragments Listing
Catalog fragment describes teen shirts with lace edge ruffles in blue or red and 100 percent cotton flannelette, sizes S to L. Capri length dancing ralamas in beige or light blue with brown trim, sizes 32 to 38, plus nylon tricot sleepwear.
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