Fifth West Coast incendiary attack revealed
Oregon report details a prior stealth incendiary raid launched from a submarine last September 28. Tone plane dropped crude bombs in fog over the coast near Brookings, starting a forest fire fought by firefighters who hiked in hours later, marking a second suspected attack on the sparse southwest Oregon forests. General McNair is reported well.
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Ord
Ore
Tone
Chang
Oregon Coast
Forest Service
Lauren S. Giebner
Glebner
St. Ynier Contra
Port Orford raid and forest protection funds discussed in Senate testimony
September 9 note describes bomber activity and fires controlled quickly after a lookout spotted the plane. Fragments of incendiary bombs showed misfirings while the army delayed Glebner’s Port Orford raid story for military reasons. Chief Forester Lyle Watts disclosed the attack while seeking forest protection funds before a Senate subcommittee.
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Sid
Army
Glebner
Port Orford
Lyle PF Watts
Senate Appropriations
Washington
Corpus Cadet's Body Sent to Colorado
Corpus Christi June 2 The body of Aviation Cadet George Emil Lindquist killed Monday will be sent to his home in Denver Colorado for burial Lindquist was the son of Mrs Ethel Emma Lindquist of Denver
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Corpus Christi
Hordy
George Emil Lindgulae
Hla
Denver
Vale
Jastices
Lindquist
Waa
Mya
Ethel Emma Lindquist
General Birkhead Warns Japs Grow Stronger At Graduation
Maj. Gen. Claude V. Birkhead warned that Japan remains the enemy number one with vast resources and millions of enslaved people as the war continues. He spoke at St Marys University commencement at the San Padre Playhouse, urging two great tasks: win the war and restore government to the people under the Constitution. He stressed the Golden Rule and urged graduates to uphold freedom of conscience assembly speech and free enterprise, citing honors graduates led by Jack Polchernick.
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Claude V. Birkhead
36Th Division
St. Marys University
San Padre Playhouse
Hitler
Hirobite
Mussolini
Birkhead
Jack Polchernick
Bailey
Tseph
Tseph Mifsud, Chaminade Ball
St Mary's University
Edwin B Warwick
Ancona
Sam
Berniette
San Pedro
Frank A. Innes
West Kings Highway
Lawrence Mr. Roson
Glenwoodenurt
Joan Vance
Aberdeen
Ford J. Rothe
Hondo
Waller
St. Biury’s University
Robert E. Burcey
Thomas J. Trendaway
St Marys University Adds Eight Faculty for Summer Session
St Marys University guards staff changes with eight faculty added for the summer session beginning June 11. Registration runs June 9 and 10. New assignments include Rev Alfred Schnepp and Rev Henry Ringkamp among others. Leaves of absence granted to several members to attend summer programs.
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St. Mary's University
Thomas J. "Treadaway
Deati-Registrac
Alfred P. Schnepp
South Sife Catholic High Sonaat
Henry Ringkamp
Central Catholic High
Jain J. Sctmb
Gonteal
iRev
Joseph Haefner
Victoria
Frank Nesstein
St. Louis
Louis Scherer
Central
George Haarman
Robert Bodfrey
Kirkwoo
Dro
Theodore J. Drenner
University of ‘Oli- Caga
Peter J. Schlirs
Leo J. Baier
George B. Kohnew
Ration Book Blues Sung By Mailers
June Daluas reports mailers struggle with ration book applications for Texas Oklahoma and Louisiana. Volunteers note about half of forms are correctly used. errors include misaddressed cards and unsigned or unnecessary data. Some applicants sent multiple forms and expect multiple book arrivals.
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Mailers
Daluas
Texas
Oklahoma
Lavigiana
Donllas
OPA
Teacher Assault Trial Continued
The case of Waldo G Newcoomb charged with aggravated assault for striking 10 year old pupil Arthur Burer on March 26 was postponed one week. Judge C J Matthews presided in County Court No 2 Elmendorf.
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Waldo G. Newcoomb
Elmendorf
C. J. Matthews
Newcomb
Will
Arthur Burer
Sthool
Hitler and Hirohito Praise War Leaders in Victory Message
A wartime propaganda note honors Hitler and Hirohito, saluting their daily risk and steel for victory. The praise frames them as steadfast leaders guiding national war efforts and urging endurance and loyalty among supporters.
King's Official Birthday Quiet Observed in London
King George VI marked his official forty seventh birthday in London with no public gaiety. The ceremony, moved to June for better weather, kept to routine as the king continued official duties.
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London
George VI
BC Headaches Neuralgia Relief Ad Uses
British Columbia era style ad notes quick acting ingredients in the BC formula for headaches neuralgia and muscular aches. It states acts as a sedative for nervousness and lists 10c and 25c sizes with directions to consult a physician if pains persist.
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Tiargison Avenue
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