Native Retakes Hawaiian Isle From Armed Japanese Pilot
Benny Kanahele, a descendant of Hawaiian warriors, retakes Niihau after a Japanese pilot and two Japanese allies seize control. Kanahele is wounded but helps subdue the intruders. Kauai soldiers move in, capturing Shintani and Harada’s wife and returning Kanahele to Waimea for recovery.
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Waimea
Kauai Island
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Benny Kanahele
Niihau Island
Honolulu
Kanaheles
Niihau
Harada
Shintani
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Old Ferry Line Closes After 101 Years
Nyack New York reports the end of an era as the long serving ferry line, tied to national defense priorities, ceases operations after 101 years, marking a historic shutdown of a regional transport link.
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Chevrolet plant curtails production triggers regional financial crisis
In Rockland County and surrounding areas the Chevrolet assembly plant scaled back auto production due to shifting priorities, leaving the region facing economic hardship as suppliers and workers brace for layoffs and reduced commerce.
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Chevrolet Assembly
Fatal Crash Claimed 9 Year Old Carmelo De Lucca
Akron report details the death of Carmelo De Lucca nine son of Mr and Mrs Petro De Lucca after a automobile struck him in the street. The tragedy occurred on December 17 in Akron and authorities pursue standard inquiry.
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Post-War Problems Stressed For Club Meeting
William H Stevenson of Darnell Corp Chicago told Lions at Courtland hotel Tuesday noon that postwar economic problems threaten freedoms if steps aren’t taken now. He argued private enterprise needs production of capital goods for real profits. E M Springer announced the annual children’s party at Ohio theater Saturday at 9 am to fill 37 baskets for needy blind families. Phillip C Fleischer said canceled sales tax stamps totaling $61 were turned over to the Philomathean Society for the Blind. Charles C Sailer presided over the business session.
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Chicago
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Japanese Admiral Yamamoto eyed peace dictation to White House
Tokyo dispatch reports Yamamoto wrote in January that if war with the United States broke out he would not settle for Guam, the Philippines, Hawaii, or San Francisco. He said he aimed to dictate peace to the United States in the White House, a claim tied to a Yomiuri letter.
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