Custer’s rise and wartime legend in a single tale
Portraits of George Armstrong Custer and his mythic ascent from prodigy to general are recounted alongside Civil War feats and infamous missteps. The piece also notes Roosevelt's censorship appointment of Byron Price and hints at Pacific naval activity, framing wartime figures and policies in a sweeping, retrospective tone.
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Veras
Custer
Ant
Chums
George Armstrong Custer
Suny
Bonds
Delest
Gettysburg
Big Roundtop
Beh Stuart
Stuart
Fitzhugh Lee
Lee
West Point
Military Academy
Lottom
Union Armmy
Bay Defense Bonds
Price
Roosevelt
Byron Price
Associated Press
Global War Updates Stir Hawaii Shakeup and Red Army Push
Weekly News Analysis reports changes in the Hawaiian high command as Admiral Nimitz replaces Admiral Kimmel and Gen. Pimmons replaces Short, amid losses including the battleship Arizona. It notes Russian advances on all fronts with heavy German losses, encirclement risks near Moscow and Leningrad, and reports of large prisoner captures as the Red Army presses forward despite winter conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Knox
Roosevelt
England
Supreme Court
Owen Roberts
Husband Kimmel
Chester W. Nimitz
Delos Pimmons
Walter C. Short
Hawaiian Department
F. J. Martin
Air Cranymand
C. L. Tinker
Honolua
Russia
Napoleon
Kalinin
Moscow
Leningrad
London
Germany
Ostland
Stockholm
Horn
Berlin
Hitler
Hiller
Far East and Libya battle updates in wartime dispatch
A mixed wartime digest reports British assault options in North Africa while noting Japan’s Malaya Hong Kong push and U S defense plans. It cites possible Singapore fall, Manila reinforcements concerns, MacArthur’s role, and looming registration enabling a large draft.
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Hawaii
Philippines
Hetrali
MacArthur
Guam
Midway
Wake
Luzon
Malaya
China
Thailand
Singapore
Hongkong
MacAriforte
Manila
United States
Japanese Spies and Civil Defense in Wartime Washington
Washington awoke to a heightened wartime mood with guards and ambulance drills, and a raid on German correspondent Kurt Sell. The Dies report reveals 150000 Japanese citizens and 80000 second generation Japanese in the U S with maps of naval and industrial targets, including Pearl Harbor and the Panama Canal, raising alarms about espionage and the homeland’s security.
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Washington
White House
State Department
Cagsto! Dome
LaGuardia
Waterside Drive
Falla
Seattle
Waite House
Martin Dies
United States
Atk Cdbmn
Hitler
Norway
France
Low Countries
Dies
Central Japanese Association
California
Los Angeles
Reeves Field
U.S
WAL
TI. S. Mesquito
Hawaii
U.S. Naval
Pearl Harbor
Panama Canal
San Francisco
Manila
Guam
Vladivostok
U. S
Honolulu
Raleigh Jingles Offer Prizes In Paper Campaign
Beginning in Jamun Raleigh Cigarettes will run a large jingle contest in this paper. A prize pool includes thirty three awards and one grand prize. One person died during the promotional setup. Weekly drawings will be held.
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Raleigh
Jamun
Raleigh Cigarettes
Ady
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Thiss
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Edward C. Wayne
Aaron É
Undner
Far East
Birdseye
Mirado
Mich
Japan
Duota
Libya
Tobruk
Detra
Rommel
Gazala
Darna
Cyrensica
House
Senate
Snoth ‘Trimble
House of Representatives
Ciafp GM
Slenifcart
Haq Wail
Constantine Brown
Washington Star
Sdvarce
Sewing Circle Neediedatt Dept
Cals
Agnor
HOTEL
Ben Lomom
Doden, Utah
Aioe Baer Ghacober
Couronne
J Hotel
Ben Lomondeoper
Utse ‘Matert
Viskk
Bis
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