Hitler Planned Hawaiian Attack To Defeat America
Pierre J. Huss, longtime Berlin correspondent, portrays Hitler’s anticipated strike on Pearl Harbor as part of a broader triad with Japan and Italy. The interview details a meticulous plan tying the Pacific raid to a declared war on the United States, with Mussolini and Oshima coordinating in Berlin and Tokyo.
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Roark Elected Vice President in Ohio Church of God Ministers
Rev. Warren C. Roark, pastor of Eleventh Street Church of God, was elected vice president of the Ohio State Church of God Ministers association in Springfield on Tuesday. Rev. F. L. Bevins was named president and Rev. W. L. Plough secretary treasurer. Lima chosen for 1942 convention.
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Eleventh Street
Science Reports On Weight Fish Teeth And Petroleum
Random items from the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science summarize findings on fish taste buds, gravimeter use in petroleum prospecting, limited fresh water in the southwest, spectroscopic detection of invisible gases, and oral health in Deaf Smith county Texas. The report notes teeth decay rates, regional factors like sunshine, phosphorous, calcium, and fluorine in water, concluding with a Texan note on conditions.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Great Plains
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Oklahoma A. & M. College
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Clewell
Harry P. Burleigh
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
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University of Oklahoma
Deaf Smith County
Texas
Unified Police Plan Thwarted Axis Agents Claim
FBI director J Edgar Hoover reports that the FBI and allied agencies thwarted Nazi and Japanese intelligence efforts in the United States. He credits local, state, and federal cooperation and notes 31 million fingerprint records support security efforts as war mobilization intensifies.
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Gandhi resigns post as party chieftain in India
Mohandas K. Gandhi resigns as leader of the All-India Congress Party over policy differences on moving to support Britain in the war. The executive committee accepts the resignation and backs those fighting aggression, while Gandhi reiterates his commitment to civil disobedience and freedom of speech against all wars.
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News veteran Percy Thomas dies at 72
Percy Thomas, 72, longtime telegrapher and journalist, helped found the Commercial Telegraphers union and served as its second international president from 1903 to 1908. He died in San Francisco last night.
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