Full U S Loss at Pearl Harbor Detailed
Navy release marks the first anniversary of Pearl Harbor detailing 19 ships sunk or damaged including eight battleships. Army and Navy losses total 4575 personnel with 2348 dead. U S ships listed include Arizona Oklahoma California Nevada West Virginia and others. Japanese force of 105 aircraft with 28 ships shot down. At Pearl Harbor 86 ships moored. most ships back in action within days.
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Midway
Solomon Islands
Army
Pearl Harbor
Oklahoma
California
Nevada
West Virginia
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Oglala
Utah
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U.S. Navy
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Ford Island
Kanaohe Bay
Kanaohe Bay, Were Damaged, “Most of Thes
U S Navy Breaks Up Jap Convoy Near Guadalcanal
A US naval communique reports a small Japanese surface force 150 miles northwest of Guadalcanal was attacked by US dive bombers and torpedo planes. Early results are unclear, but indications point to hits and dispersal of the enemy. The convoy likely carried troops and supplies toward the Solomons.
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New Georgia
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South Pacific
Santa Isabel
Naples Under U S Air Raid Shatters City
Naples endured heavy air attack by American bombers marking a first mainland assault. Harbor facilities and ships were damaged as the Italian radio called the bombardment short yet intense and promised broader attacks ahead.
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Naples
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U.S
Triday
Italy
Winston Churchill
U. S. Bombers In Big Raid Reported
United States bombers conducted a major raid on the Kevieng airdrome in New Ireland this Saturday. Four engined bombers attacked energy lanes and installations, announced by Allied headquarters as part of a large operation. In separate notes, Allied forces reported initial setbacks in Tunisia as Axis troops exploit air power to push back the front.
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America
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Australia
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Kevieng
New Ireland
Allied Headquarters
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Armita
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Tunis
Biverte
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Tebrouba
Army Plane Crash Kills Four Near Merizon Texas
Four soldiers based at Goodfellow Field near San Angelo were killed when their plane crashed eight miles southwest of Merizon Texas early today. The victims include pilot Staff Sgt. Robert E. Marlin 23 of San Angelo bombardier Gudete Joseph L. Perkins 25 of Wickliff West Warwick and Second Lt. Murray Sandberg 26 of New York and Bennett Pen 25 of Smethport Pa.
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San Angelo
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Murray Sandberg
New York
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Joseph L. Perkins
West
Warwick
I. and Bennett
Pen
Smethport
Roosevelt orders expand McNutt control over manpower
President Roosevelt issues an executive order giving James F. McNutt broad powers to direct war manpower and labor moves. Enlistments halt for most ages while selective service and labor allocation are centralized under McNutt and the War Manpower Commission.
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Menutt
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Forecast for San Antonio and surrounding area
Much colder Sunday with brisk winds across the region. East Texas experiences colder conditions in the northern arcs and substantially colder weather in the southern portion.
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Population Given Warning Japan Expects U S Raids
New York dispatch reports Tokyo radio warnings ahead of anticipated U S raids. Der Spiegel style chatter claims the air defense bureau and home ministry promise to boost production and armaments as Japan marks the war year.
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Home Ministry
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