Aerial battles report severe air losses and hits
The communiqué details multiple air engagements over Luzon and Mindanao. Capt. Colin P. Kelley Jr. scored three direct hits on the Japanese carrier Haruna before perishing. American pilots damaged enemy ships, shot down fighters, and endured anti aircraft fire. Admiral Hart notes limited naval aircraft losses and scattered damage with crews returning safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Inlorida
U. S. Military Academy
MacArthur
Colin P. Kelley, Jr
Roger Helsman
Texas
Philippines
Davao Province
Mindanao
Helsman
Davao
Hart
Utter
Defenders Of Honolulu Rise To New Heights
Honolulu dispatch reports six waves of Japanese planes raided Oahu on Sunday. Martial law declared as civilians suffer 49 killed and 100+ wounded. casualties spread across Pearl Harbor Hickman Field and Kaneoha base. Local residents describe the strike and its chaotic aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Burns
Honolulu
Qahu Island
Pacific
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
Hickman Field Army Base
Kaneoha Naval Air Base
Washington
White House
Martin Vitousek
Martin
Japan
Mrs. Burns
Tantalus Mountain
Pearl Harbor
Hickman Field
Army
Hawaiian Islands
Hay Thief Strikes Daylight at Osawatomie Farm
NO HAY OSAWATOMIE Kansas farmer Clarence Day reports 40 bales stolen from the loft in broad daylight. Day notified authorities and searched the barn for clues, urging neighbors to check their premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Day
Legal Notices in Circuit Court Bay County Florida
Bay County Florida court notices announce appearances by Defendants Del la Walker and A B Baker in separate bills of complaint. Publication required weekly for four weeks in Panama City News Herald. Also bids invited for a calculating machine by Bay County Board of Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Bay County
State OF Florida
A. KE. Walker
Della Walker
del. ‘UN Walker
A. D
Panama City
Board of County Commissioners
Florida
Alde
Clerk of
Board of County Commissioners of
Fourteenth Judicial Circuit
Annis Moody Baker
A.B. Baker
A. B. Baker
Hearald
Sinkwich and Dudley named All America stars
Georgia halfback Frank Sinkwich earned 1102 rushing yards in 10 games and highlighted the AP All America backfield alongside Bill Dudley of Virginia. Dudley totalled 2467 yards in rushing, passing and returns, scoring 134 points, with 18 touchdowns and 12 passes.
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Dillon Graham
New York
University of Georgia
Frank Sinkwich
Dixie
Bill Dudley
University of Virginia
Sinkwich
Byron
Whizzer) White
Dudley
Associated Press
Frankie Albert
Stanford
Bruce Smith
Minesota
Middle West
South
Far West
East
Southwest
Albert
Bob Reinhard
University of California
Dick Wildung
Minnesota
Gophers
Missouri
Darold Jenkins
Harvard
Endicott Peabody II
Pittsburgh
Ralph Fife
Texas
Malcolm Kutner
Wisconsin
Dave Schreiner
Schreiner
Wildung
Reinhard
Virginia
Walter Camp
Jose Martinez-Zorilla
Cornell
Gaynell Tinsley
Louisiana
North Carolina
Bill
Bucks
Cavaliers
College basketball scores roundup from AP
East Dartmouth defeated Tufts 61 to 34 while Oklahoma A and M beat Niagara 37 to 28. Canisius won 42 to 34 against Oregon, Tennessee 50 over Austin Peay 18, Arkansas 30 over Southeastern Oklahoma 19, Creighton 43 over Denver 16, Baylor 58 matched North Texas State 44, Beloit 48 over Arkansas State 21, Illinois Tech 87 over Wheaton 32.
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Associated Press
Dartmouth
Tufts
Oklahoma A
Niagara
Canisius
Oregon
Tennessee
Austin Peay
Midwest
Arkansas
Southeastern
Okla
Creighton
Denver
Baylor
North Texas State
Augusta mother cheers sons in military service
Mrs. D. L. Key of Augusta says she can grin at thumbs up slogans while six of her sons are on active military duty and two more have past service. The family spans army navy and marines as war efforts touch one household with many sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
D. L. Key
Army
Navy
Marines
Key
America
1941 All America Players and Positions List
The 1941 All America selections feature players from Wisconsin Minnesota Harvard Missouri Texas Stanford and more. Notable names include David Nathan Schreiner tackle Richard Kay Wildung guard Endicott Peabody center Darold Ward Jenkins and Ralph Fife among others with second team picks such as John Rokisky Ern est Blandin Ray Fankowski and Ted Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nathan Schreiner
Wis
Lancaster
Richard Kay Wildung
Minn
Laverne
Endicott Peabody
Harvard
Syracuse
N. Y
Darold Ward Jenkins
Higginsville
Ralph Fife
Pittsburgh
Canton
Robert Richard Reinhard
Calif
Montrose
Malcolm James Kutner
Texas
Dallas
Tex
Frank Culling Albert
Stanford
Glendale
William McGarvey Dudley
Bluefield
Frank Sinkwich
Youngstown
Bruce Philip Smith
Minnesota
Faribault
John Rokisky
Duquesne
Ernest Blandin
Tulane
Ray Fankowski
Washington
Quentin Gheenough
Ore
Ted Ramsey
Southern Methodist
AN Bauman
Northwestern
Holt Rast W JR
Alabama
Derace Moser
Texas A. & M
Steve Lach
Duke
Jack Crain
Bob Westfall
Michigan
Naval academy gridder son of Admiral Kidd killed in action
Wide World Sports notes Isaac Kidd Jr a Navy Academy football player this season while his father Admiral Kidd fell in Hawaii Lieut Bill Ingram Navy ex coach stationed in Oklahoma and Tom Lombardi Syracuse former footballer now with West Virginia The NYU undergraduate council drops its attack on Violet athletics Arkansas coach Ferguson doubts scheduling Pacific Coast teams Alsab rumor of dramatic weight gain Bettors place heavy bets Week’s gag Larry MacPhail spends 30000 on Padgett in Brooklyn outfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wide World
New York
Isaac Kidd, Jr
Admiral Kidd
Hawaii
Naval Academy
Bill Ingram
Navy
Oklahoma
Tom Lombardi
Syracuse
West Virginia
New York University
Council
Violets
Southwest
Fergie Ferguson
Arkansas Aggies Boll Weevils
Bob,, Jr
Bees L
Alsab
Bettors
Larry MacPhail
Brooklyn
Padgett
Mel Ott Compared Favorably to Bill Terry as Giants Manager
The Cleveland News quotes Tommy Tucker noting that Mel Ott is likely to be more popular as Giants manager than Bill Terry, a comparison described as praising with faint damning. Ott’s potential acceptance by fans is highlighted as a key factor in Ott's managerial prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Tucker
Cleveland News
Mel Ott
Giants
Bill Terry
Naval training station stars debated by scouts and coaches
Basketballers Ernie Andres Frank Baumholtz George Ring and Jim Van Orsdel of Great Lakes naval training station are cited as top players. Andres played third for the Louisville Colonels last summer. Mention of Walter Beitila Olympic skier heading to Glenview naval base. Camp Croft football talent attracts southern school interest. Moffett Field Flyers name Mickey Colmer as standout on all-opponent team. Bob Cromwell BC second baseman survived two plane crashes and an auto collision on the way to Holy Cross game.
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Ernie Andres
Frank Baumholtz
George Ring
Jim van Orsdel
Great Lakes Naval
Andres
Louisville Colonels
Walter Beitila
Ishpeming
Mich
Glenview
Naval Reserve
Moffett Field
Cal) Flyers
Mickey Colmer
Camp San Luis Obispo
Bob Cromwell
Boston College
North Corpus Christi
Texas
Rumor links Sooners return to big time football
Rumor says Oklahoma City U. plans a big time football return and may sign Fred Thon sen, who is poised to join Arkansas as coach. The note mentions Lefty Grove and one of his great ambitions to stay in the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City U
Fred Thonsen
Arkansas
Lefty Grove
Remember Pearl Harbor dash line noted in Dallas edition
The Dallas Morning News ended Friday's items with the line Remember Pearl Harbor in Dallas Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Morning News
Scout Notes from Mariner Ship Meeting at Bay High
The Mariner Ship met in regular session at Bay High School on Tuesday. Minutes were read and approved. Members planned the Christmas basket with each member to bring two items for the next meeting after singing Taps. Sara McCaskill served as Ship's Yeoman.
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Mariner
Regar
Bay High School
Sara McCaskill
Yoeman
Rotary members vow to grow beards until Japan is defeated
In Kodiak Alaska Rotary club members have pledged to let their facial hair extend until Japan surrenders or is defeated during World War II. The beard quarantine marks a show of support and morale for the war effort as residents follow national calls for unity and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodiak
Alaska
Rotary Club
Japan
Hogan Ties Mark To Lead Field In Miami Open
Hogan fires a 64 to tie the course record and grab a two stroke lead amid a 200 plus field on day one of the Miami Open. Heinlein Ferrier and Laffoon at 67 trail, with Snead Runyan and Loving at 68 in a crowded leaderboard.
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Hogan
Mark
Miami
Fla
Ben Hogan
Miami Springs
Bill Heinlein
Nobelsville
Ind
Jim Ferrier
Elmhurst
Laffoon
Sam Snead
Hot Springs
Star
Paul Runyan
White Plains
N. Y
Ben Loving
Fights Last Night in New Haven Philadelphia and Elizabeth
In New Haven Joe Peralta edged George Zengaras over ten rounds at 135 to 134. In Philadelphia Vic Chardo out pointed Frankie Donato at 126 to 121 over eight. In Elizabeth Frankie Duane beat Joe de Jesus 133 to 136 over six.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Joe Peralta
Scranton
George Zengaras
New York
Philadelphia
Vic Corchardo
Puerto Rico
Frankie Donato
Elizabeth
N. J
Frankie Duane
Joe de Jesus
Identification Tags To Be Worn By School Pupils
Vierling Kersey, Los Angeles city schools head, ordered that all pupils wear identification tags. Officials will provide tags for older students, while parents of elementary pupils should make cloth tags with names addresses and parents' phone numbers sewn into clothing. Schools can care for children up to 10 days and with PTA help up to three weeks in emergencies.
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Los Angeles
Vierling Kersey
Kersey
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Bears Harbor
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Johnson's
Santa
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Pune
RCA
Childs
Rate Drug Co
J. ED Stokes
Atty. CT
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HP. Bapp
Catharine Thomasson
Dea Wat
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Beloit
Arkansas State
Illinois Tech
Wheaton
Bob Dove
Notre Dame
Bill Chewning
Navy Guard
Tom Melton
Purdue
Vincent Banonis
Detroit
Chal Daniel
Mike Karmazin
Nick Susoeff
Wash
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Norris’ — Whitman
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Commercial Bank
United States Defense
H. G. Fannin
Hal Cochran
Billy
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