37 more die in Hawaii attack listed by War Dept
The War Department announced 37 additional soldiers killed in the Japanese attack on Hawaii, raising total KIA or died of wounds to 158. Enlisted men in the list include Pvt. William F. Shields of Hobbs New Mexico and others with next of kin details. The release names and homes of the fallen, with several from New York New Jersey Illinois Massachusetts and Hawaii, among others, are listed.
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Washington
William F. Shields
Janie Shields
Box
Hobbs
N. M
Hawaii
War Department
Department
Mayo
Corp
Raymond
R. B. Mayo
Guin
Ala
Odette
Ben
Mary Birmirer
Avenal
Calif
William F
Fred Lendegren
St. Louis Avenue
Chicago
Martin
Wallace R
Jeanette Black
Perry Avenue
Lewis
James I
G. E. Dixon
Chase
Kas
Posey
Frank S
Stephens L. Posey
Natchitoches
Rhodes
William T
Walter T. Rhodes
Lincoln St
Hingham
Mass
Cagney
Leo E. A
Emerentine Cagney
Western Avenue
Lynn
Denson
Eugene B
Willie Denson
Canton
Miss
McAbee
William E
Carlos M. McAbee
Eads Avenue
St. Louis
Shields
Local Soldier and Father Connections Highlight Camp Hill and Texas
Rural Delivery No 1 resident in Camp Hill Pa and Goldthwaite Texas are linked through Sgt Edwin N Mitchell and Mack D Mitchell father figures with the community bearing on their military service and family ties. The brief note lists these individuals and their locations as part of a wider local notice.
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Ry Fichelberger
Rural Delivery No
Camp Hill
Mitchell
Edwin N
Mack D. Mitchell
Goldthwaite
Tex
Vegas boxers lose in Golden Gloves finals
In Bisbee Arizona two Las Vegas New Mexico fighters were defeated in the finals of the American Legion Golden Gloves. Charles Duran bantamweight was knocked out by Joe Miller of the 25th Infantry Fort Huachuca and Benny Kane flyweight lost a decision to Al Chavez of Tucson.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Las Vegas
N. M
American Legion
Charles Duran
Joe Miller
25Th Infantry
Fort Huachuca
Benny Kane
al Chavez
Tucson
Anderson's Gardens AdVv New Defense Health Vegetable Soy Beans
The advertisement promotes Anderson's Gardens vegetable soy beans under a new defense health initiative. It markets a product blend claimed to boost wellness and resilience, citing farm origin and garden quality. Limited specifics on pricing or availability are provided.
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Defense
Anderson’s Gardens
Bill of Rights Day Observance Set For December 15
The notice confirms December 15 as Bill of Rights Day per Roosevelt and Governor Miles, with no suspensions expected. Authorities urge patriotic unity amid Japan’s aggression and stress allegiance to democracy. Fay Guthrie endorses a double affirmation of American citizenship on December 15.
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Santa FE
Roosevelt
Miles
Japan
Fay Guthrie
National Defense
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