Lower California scoffs at invasion alarmists
Pacific defense officials in Ensenada reject talk of Japanese offensives against the United States in Baja California. They note harsh terrain and water scarcity would hamper any landing, with air and sea reconnaissance finding no enemy bases. They cite limited crossing points and predict a quick aerial and ground response if an invasion began.
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Russia
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Western Pacific
Japan
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Mexico
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CIO AND AFL OPPOSE UNION REGISTRATION
The CIO and AFL urged the House Judiciary Committee to defeat a government union registration bill as Sen. Lee pressed for immediate passage of anti strike legislation. William Green and Philip Murray denounced the measure, arguing it would end voluntary unionism and fail to curb labor racketeering.
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Oklahoma
House Judiciary Committee
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Philip Murray
Vinson
Georgia
Naval Affairs Committee
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Physicians of Stark to Study War Cases
Stark county doctors bound for a war discussion in Columbus on Friday sponsored by the American College of Surgeons. Maj. Roger G. Prentiss Jr and Capt. Frederick R. Hook will lead the talks, focusing on medical and surgical problems from army and navy action. E. J. Lincke of Massillon City Hospital joins a discussion titled Hospitals And The War.
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American College of Surgeons
Roger G. Prentiss Jr
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U. S. Army
Frederick R. Hook
U. S. Naval Hospital
Washington
Army
Navy
E. J. Lincke
Massillon City Hospital
Lorain Man Amos Congdon Die Of Heart Ailment
Amos S. Congdon age 64 former chief engineer at American Ship Building Lorain yards died of a heart ailment. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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Amos S. Congdon
Lorain Yards
American Ship Building Co
Fred Essary dies at 60 in Washington office
Jesse Frederick Essary, 60, a Baltimore Sun correspondent and former president of the Gridiron Club and the National Press Club, died in his office Wednesday from heart disease. He had served as Washington representative of the Sun since March.
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Jesse Frederick Essary
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Gridiron Club
National Press Club
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Sun
London Representative to Washington Correspondent Role
He formerly represented the paper in London and previously served as Washington correspondent for the Baltimore News, New Orleans Item and Boston Journal.
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Washington
Baltimore News
New Orleans Item
Boston Journal
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