U S Britain reveal long term land sea victory plan
Washington reports a joint US Britain program for long term land and sea expeditions aiming to strike suddenly across oceans. Congress approves a large naval budget for emergency vessels and amphibious operations as Churchill signals increased transatlantic transport and supply effort to move major armies next year. The plan includes fighting in Europe and the Pacific with strengthened Atlantic and Pacific supply routes amid submarine threats.
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Jan
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Britain
Roosevelt
Churchill
House
Senate
House Naval Committee
America
Southwest Pacific
United Nations
Pacific
Naval Committee
Europe
Norway
British Isles
Italy
Mediterranean
Cyrenaica
Japan
Australia
Dutch East Indies
Macassar Strait
Brazil asks for arms as Axis ties snap in Rio
At the Rio conference Brazil severs Axis relations and moves toward settling the Peru Ecuador border dispute. Oswaldo Aranha receives praise for guiding these shifts amid warnings of possible Axis reprisals. Observers expect further steps as cabinet tensions surface and border talks resume.
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Chicago Daily News, Inc
Rio de Janeiro
Rio Conference of
Brazil
Axis
Peru
Fcuador
Oswaldo Aranha
United States
Eurico G. Dutra
Goes Monteiro
ONC Bseaneweee
Tannenbaum Testifies in Murder Inc. Case in Los Angeles
Al Tannenbaum a self described Murder Inc member faces cross examination in the Carbo Siegel murder trial. He testifies Frank Carbo killed Harry Greenberg on Thanksgiving Eve 1939 to keep silent about gang activities and that Emanuel Weiss ordered the killing.
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Tannenbaum
Los Angeles
al Tannenbaum
Murder, Inc
Frank Carbo
Harry Greenberg
Greenberg
Carbo
Ben
Bugsy) Siegel
Hollywood
Siegel
Jerry Giesler
Greenberg Salying
New York City
Emanuel
Mendy) Weiss
Louis
Lepke
Minis” AeSiona Ates Baum
New York
Buchalter
Conscience Brings Wallet Return From 1932 Past
Park City Utah January 25 A Salt Lake City postal employee John C Green Jr regained a wallet lost in May 1932 containing a postal money order for Bet II Athteiing tae Anaolas The letter from the finder’s mother explained she used the cash long ago but now sends it back with the note.
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Park City
Utah
John C. Green, Jr
Salt Lake City
Bet II. Athteiing
Tae Anaolas
City Receives Largest Tax Payment From Railroad
A check for 429 708 dollars, the largest single tax payment, was received today at Syracuse City Hall. It covers the 1942 property tax for the New York Central Railroad, brought by Philip C. Agans and R. H. McGraw of the Syracuse division. Saturday is the deadline for the first installment on levy property without interest.
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City
Syracuse
George Redford
City Hall
New York Central Railroad
Philip C. Agans
R. H. ‘McGraw
Leity
Costa Rica to honor Roosevelt with holiday and street rename
Costa Rica will observe a national holiday Friday in honor of President Roosevelt's birthday. San Jose will suspend electioneering and rename a major street Avenida Roosevelt as part of the observance.
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Roosevelt
San Jose
Costa Rica
Avenida
Hawaii Japs Vary Since Pearl Harbor
Special correspondent Frank Smothers reports on Japanese in Hawaii after Pearl Harbor, noting courteous, quiet behavior and wariness. He contrasts Honolulu Japanese with Tokyo, observes fading traditional dress among the younger generation, and discusses pride of race, assimilation, and lingering influence of Nipponese culture.
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Pearl Harbor
Paramount News
Chicago
Hawaii
Honolulu
Tokyo
Uncle Sam
Japan
Nippon
America
Islands
Hawaii Faces Japanese Population Dilemma Amid War Fears
Officials describe social ties between Japanese, whites, and Chinese in Hawaii. They note limited intermarriage, rising generations adopting western ways, and a policy to avoid affronts while policing orders. Loyal Japanese are relied on to influence others as tensions rise with a possible Japan invasion. Civil defenses include curfews and guard restrictions at Pearl Harbor.
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Hawaii
Japan
Aentrae
United States
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Three Americans and Three Japs Indicted as Foreign Agents
A Federal Grand Jury indicted Ralph Townsend of Lake Geneva Wisconsin and five others for failing to register as agents of Japan. Indicted are David Warren Ryder Frederick Vincent Williams Tsutomu Obana K Takahashi and S Tekeuchi all connected to San Francisco and Japan.
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Washington
Ralph Townsend
Lake Geneva
Wis
China
The
Herald
Scribner’s
David
Warren Ryder
Frederick Vincent Williams
San Francisco
Tsutomu Obana
Theapanese Chamber of Commerce
K. Takahashi
NYK
Japanese Steamship Line
Japan
S. Tekeuchi
Mitsubishi Company
Tire rationing rule restricts new tires without used tire turn-in
Onondega County Tire Rationing Board secretary A Ray Holmes says dealers may not sell a tire on a certificate unless the applicant has a used tire to turn in. State director Maurice F. Neufeld explains the new rule. A doctor eligible for a certificate cannot receive a tire without turning in a used one, even if a spare is missing.
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Cerelsiacale aAarco
Ray Holmes
Onondega County
Tire Rationing Board
Holmes
Maurice F. Neufeld
Sightless Woman Receives Cornea in Seattle Operation
Sightless for 14 years Mrs. Margaret Beedle of Newport Washington underwent a cornea transplant in Seattle after Dr Purman Borman sought a healthy donor. The operation followed a prior consult with another patient and a separate eye removal case. The success verdict awaits in about a week.
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Seattle
Margaret Beedle
Newport
Purman Borman
Dirs. Jansaewalson
Bellingham
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