Strong Defense of Far Flung Outposts in U S Military Strategy
In wartime strategy outposts from Puerto Rico to Alaska act as advance guards, keeping routes open and deterring enemy strikes. The article stresses the need to defend Bermuda, Dutch Guiana, the Panama Canal Zone, and allied bases while noting Alaska and Pacific theater vulnerabilities and the role of lend lease and neutrality acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington
Japan
United States
Germany
Haly
Atlantic
Pacific
Pansma
Puerto Rico
Borinquen Field
Panama Canal
Bermuda
Dutch Guiana
Panama Canal Zone
Alaska
Congress
Manila
Singapore
Japan oil supply vulnerability in wartime fuel reserves
The piece notes Japan faced oil shortages during the war, relying on U S imports cut two thirds. It cites the Dutch East Indies as a major risk and mentions limited domestic wells in Manchukuo and Sakhalin. Japan maintained large reserves, especially crude for the navy, with gasoline being less plentiful.
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Balboa
Cristobal
Ppa
Bes -Ixis
Nee
Caribbean
Ttimi
Camacho Offe
South Amis
Germany
Africa
eAcy
Dakar
Natal
South America
Paramaribo
Japan
United
United States
Dutch East Indies
Manchukuo
Sakhalin
Incidents That Led to the Japanese War History
A compact survey traces a string of incidents from 1931 to 1941 that framed the U S posture toward Japan. It lists Mukden 1931 the Nanking or Sino-Japanese flare ups 1937 Panay sinking 1937 and troop movements in Indo China 1941. It notes key dates including Pearl Harbor December 7 1941 and the U S declaration of war December 8 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Japan
Mukden
Peking
Cordell Eail
U.S.S. Panay
China
Indo- China
Roosevelt
Konoye
Saburo Kurusu
Nomura
Washington
Indo-China
Thailand
State Department
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Congress
Thelma Morrow Heiress Wintering at King Palm Hotel
Thelma Morrow, a beautiful skilled heiress of ten million, wintered at the King Palm Hotel. Curt Lennox, in love yet cautious of her famed reputation for scoffing at lovers, arrives with a marriage proposal that reveals no wealth, prompting a pivotal turn in their tumultuous romance.
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Ahelma Morrow
Thelma
Curt Lennox
Curt
Naples
Coral Gables
Biscayne Bay
Taeimea
Ima
Lennox
King Palm Hotel
Thelma Morrow
Miss Morrow
the Mar
Bruit
Essr
Ron
Ana
U S Moves to Build Reserves of Tin Rubber and More
The Office for Emergency Management reports steps to stockpile tin, rubber, manganese, chromite and tungsten to guard against potential shortages from Orient supply cuts. The initial action suspends nonessential automobile tire and accessory production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ofice For Emergency Management
United States
Orient
Tinuwis Gave Us Tennis Debut in 14th Century Waars Take
The article argues tennis originated in Europe in the early 1300s, spread from the East, and links the word racket to Arabic. It notes early balls were palm struck, not wielded with a racket, and mentions a town named Tinnis tied to its history.
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Tinuwis
Waars
Dr. Jessor
Princeton University
Europe
Hitti
Hitch
Influence of Weather on Health and Disease
The article notes historical beliefs linking wet seasons to insect spread and illnesses like yellow fever and malaria, caused by standing water and high humidity. It recalls periods when weather mattered less to medical workers, but then reaffirms renewed attention to how weather affects health, including colds and sore throats in the north temperate zone.
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Waether
Weather Links To Aches And Mood Changes
The text links weakened sap flow and pressure to atmospheric conditions and fluctuating western weather. It notes that sudden temperature swings and cold spells can worsen aches, pain, and low spirits, while sunshine and cooler days with a low barometer may affect energy and vitality.
Freckle Peel May Be Safer With New Method
A column discusses safe skin peeling for freckles and notes buttermilk and lemon juice are harmless. It answers a reader question about whether boils are caused by a virus, explaining boils stem from bacteria, not a virus, with external factors noted.
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Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beweai
Philippines
Sitka
Hawaiian Islands
Janan
Basboa
Panama
Padthit
O Miguel
AMA
Otéan
America
Chicago
Bansa
M—Monrday
T—Tresdar
Itaran
Hawaii
Bateh
Bangkok
Cineage
Midway Guinea
Stonzkoar
Saigon
Dr. Nathar
Ineel Avery
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