D Day piece by Clapper one of last reports
Washington dispatch recounts Raymond Clapper writing of men who will not come back aboard an aircraft carrier before the Marshall Islands invasion. He died in action. President Roosevelt and officials mourned his loss.
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Raymond Clapper
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Marshall Islands
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Roosevelt
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White House
Stephen T. Early
Ray Clapper
Earle
Congress
Scripps-Howard
Wasp
William C. Chambliss
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
Chambliss
Tokyo
Ae Neen
Ee Clapper
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Ennis Whitehead
Vitth U.S. Air Force
Airing of U S Postwar Oil Plan Sought
Washington reports demand for a full public airing of postwar petroleum plans amid opposition to government entry into foreign oil. Petroleum Administrator Harold Ickes prepared for Senate testimony as critics urge liquidation of the PRC and private handling of future oil development including a Saudi refinery for UN needs.
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United States
Congressional Committee
Harold L. Ickes
Tateas Eens
Standard Oil of California
Texas Company
Saudi Arabia
United Nations
PRC
E. H. Moore
R-Okla
Ickes’ Petroleum Industry War Council
Moore
Senator Moore seeks PRC liquidation over imperialism charge
Senator Moore joined Senator Owen Brewster to push a resolution to liquidate PRC claiming its charter promotes imperialism. He warned continued operation would entangle the government in dangerous international trade and provoke suspicion and fear.
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Owen Brewster
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PRC
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New York Public Library Receives 1943 Gifts Totaling Over 2 Million
The New York Public Library reports 1943 gifts surpassed 2.2 million dollars in cash plus 203 285 books and other items. The largest cash gift came from the estate of Harriette Arnold amounting to 2.15 million dollars. The year also included the acquisition of a rare map dating 1486 to 1490, predating Columbus voyages.
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Actor’s Box Office Draw Gets Induction This Monday
A noted actor with drawing power worth regular $350 weekly in films is scheduled for induction this Monday, reflecting strong career momentum and anticipated public interest.
Archbishop Urges Campaign to End Wave of Bigotry
Archbishop Francis J. Spellman of New York warns of rising bigotry since the war and urges all Americans to oppose it. In American Magazine he calls bigotry un American noting race riots and attacks on religious groups and foreign born as symptoms of the disease and stresses unity and fair minded opposition.
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Francis J. Spellman
Ie American Magazine
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Bishop
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America
Syracuse Native Named to Park Post Nar Feb 4
Albert F. Forbes of Watkins Glen named to a seven year term on the Finger Lakes State Parks Commission succeeding Henry J. Suits Forbes a Syracuse native age 56 has lived in Watkins Glen 51 years educated in local schools and Syracuse University
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Albert FP. Forbes
Watkins Glen
Finger Lakes
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