Family Of Fighters Father Of MacArthur
Wide World reporters trace Gen Douglas MacArthur’s rise from a boy in Milwaukee to supreme commander of United Nations forces in the southwest Pacific. The piece details his father Arthur MacArthur’s early heroism, his own Civil War and World War I exploits, and how military brilliance ran in the family.
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Douglas MacArthur
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Southwest Pacific
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Donald Brannon
Wide World
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Franz Pfister
24Th Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
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Emerson Opdycke
Franklin, Tenn
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Philippines
Spain
Aguinaldo
Manila Military District
United States Army
Quezon
Manila
Philippine Army
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Pearl Harbor
Panama and the Canal's Role in World Safety
The article notes Panama's strategic importance to the United Nations and U.S. hemispheric defense tied to the Panama Canal. It traces Panama’s history from independence in 1821, secession from Colombia in 1903 with U.S. canal lease a year later, and mentions key figures including Arnulfo Arias and Ricardo de la Guardia.
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Spain
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Ricardo de la Guardia
Heroic Band Defends Bataan Against Japanese Onslaught
MacArthur era pivot and retreat are described as Japanese forces advance through Malaya Burma and the East Indies. A small enlistment from Bataan led by a worthy son of a notable family holds their ground despite overwhelming odds.
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Quisling
Malaya
Burma
East Indies
Bataan
Store to Open Nights in Cincinnati for War Industry Workers
Cincinnati store owners consider staying open one evening a week to help women employed in war industries catch up on shopping. The proposal aims to provide flexible hours amid wartime demands and support worker needs.
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