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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1941

Page

4

Roosevelt's Talk Signals War's Broad Course

The article notes wartime debates on striking the Pacific and Asian fronts, with targets like Navy bases and shipyards under consideration. It cites Capitol Hill, sources in California, and discussions on Hitler’s promises, Japan, and the French fleet, amid calls for a massive victory program and increased defense spending.

Icific Asia California Reed Satpaiecoe Digital Capitol Hill Catifarnia Gillette Dlowa Hitler Japan Salic ONPG Reneh Epper D-Fia Flory Xis Tim Germany Italy Congress Taft R-Ohio Harold D. Smith Mapng Oh SPAB Vinson D-Ga Loase Naval Committee Army Navy New York Pacific Coast Federal Bureau

National Unity Boosted As War Declared Across Nation

Reports describe a nationwide roundup of German and Danish residents and Japanese aliens as wartime measures intensify. Congress discusses executive power amid declarations of war, with leaders urging unity and support for the President. The Philippines and Asian fronts draw attention as Latin American nations consider joining in a regional war effort. A Pan American conference is proposed to coordinate policies.

Philippines Cavite Malaya Singapore United States Ragat Cuba Japan Chile Havana

New York City Civil Defense Instructions Remind Citizens to Prepare

Mayor LaGuardia issues civilian defense guidance urging calm and orderly action in case of air attack. Citizens are told to avoid panic and follow upcoming official instructions, with basics like staying away from open spaces, using cellars, and turning off lights to hinder enemy surveillance.

PF. H. LaGuardia

Hull Moves to Swap Envoys With Tokyo Amid War Talks

The United States seeks a neutral nation to arrange exchanges of diplomats and consular officials between the United States and Japan. More than 100 American officials are in Japan, with 35 to 50 Japanese officials in American territory. Exchanges would follow international law as soon as transportation can be arranged. Officials named include Joseph Grew and Saburo Kurusu, with neutrals like Switzerland and Sweden in mediation. Both nations have closed borders as talks continue.

Washington United States Japan Sue Wal Hull China Stee Tntte Aeiher Rte Oe Penen Indo-China Hawaii Philippines Switzerland Sweden Portugal Spain Joseph C. Grew Tokyo Wills R. Peck Thailand Kichisaburo ‘Nomura Saburo Kurusu Swho Pacific

Labor Solid In Pledge to Defeat Japs

New York December 9 Organized labor across affiliations pledged full support to the war effort against Japan. The New York State Federation of Labor with 1.5 million AFL workers joined the Greater New York Industrial Union Council with 500,000 CIO members in backing government war aims. Leaders urged cooperation from Gov Lehman and Mayor LaGuardia to boost productivity as unions including United Auto Workers and United Mine Workers signaled unwavering support.

New York Japan Westerday York State Federation of Labor A. F. of L Greater New York Industrial Union Thomas J. Lyons Lewis Roosevelt Joseph Curren Greater New York Industrial Union Council Lehman F. H. LaGuardia United Eelectrical, Radio and Machine Workers C. I International Longshoremen’s Association National Maritime Union C. I. O.-Amalgamated Clothing Workers

Welfare caseload in Onondaga County increases

The Onondaga County Welfare Department reports a net rise of five in the caseload for the week ending December 6. Total cases rose from 2,655 on November 29 to 2,660 on December 6, with 19 new cases, 29 recurrent reopenings, and 93 closures.

Onondaga County Welfare Department

Heavy Japanese air raids strike Mindanao and Manila evacuations begin

Reports from Manila relay heavy air attacks on Davao and other Philippine areas. Ensign Tills was killed and several Marines were seriously wounded as Japanese carriers reportedly sank another craft. Manila may evacuate up to 100000 people while Quezon orders safety moves. Guam and Lubang Island incursions noted with limited detail. Evacuation sites include Baguio for American women and children.

U. S Robert George ‘Tills Davao Mindanao Royal Arch Gunnison Mutual Broadcasting System Manila R. E. White Ang Wac Aledi J Guam Albert Legatto Harry E. Anderson James W. Bogg Gunnison Columbia Broadcasting System Philippines Manuel Quezon United States Naval America Mid- Pacific Guam Lubang Island E. S. Turner American Defense Group Baguio Beguilo

State Educators Stress Thrift In Defense Effort

Albany reports the State Education Department will stress thrift budgeting and citizenship in New York schools with Federal Treasury cooperation. The program will not emphasize defense stamp sales but aims to foster thrift and civic responsibility as part of national defense. Education Commissioner E E Cole urged teachers and pupils to buy stamps and bonds.

Albany New York State Education Department Treasury E. E. Cole Cole

Vargas Decree Locks Finances of Non American Warring Nations

President Getulio Vargas issued a decree placing the financial operations of citizens from non American warring countries under control of the Bank of Brazil in Rio de Janeiro. The move reduces access to funds and tightens monetary oversight during the wartime period.

Brazil Rio de Janeiro Getulio Vargas Bank of Brazil

Tousant Seeks Alimony Reduction in Contempt Petition

John C. Tousant asked Supreme Court Justice Jesse E. Kingsley yesterday to reduce his alimony from 15 a week to a lesser amount. He said he is out of work and unable to pay the $60 child support for Gordon. Mrs Marlon Tousant of 306 Chemung Street filed the petition claiming contempt of court for nonpayment.

Tousant Marlon Tousant Chemung Street Gordon John C. Tousant Jesse E.kingsley Supreme Court

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