If New York Were In Tokyo's Spot
AP features a speculative scenario placing Tokyo in New York's position and New York under Japanese reach. It weighs distances from Haiti and Saipan, outlines potential bombardment by Superfortresses and carrier planes, and imagines a Bermuda invasion and life under blackout conditions. The piece shifts from hypothetical to present reality, noting the stark threat facing America’s No. 1 city. It also includes stray, unrelated lines about poetry honors and Zuni death rituals.
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New York
Manhattan
Haiti
Tokyo
Marianas
Saipan
Chester Nimitz
Bermuda
Rockefeller Center
Empire State Building
America
Japanese Empire
51 Stills Moonshine Seized During July
The Treasury alcohol tax unit reports 651 stills and 897 gallons of illicit spirits seized in July. Also taken were 282000 gallons of mash 121 automobiles and 21 trucks. Property valued at 117471. July arrests 1030, districts led include sixth with 301 seizures, fifth with 163 and seventh with 65. The Alhambra was built in the 13th century.
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Washington
Treasury
Alcohol Tax Unit
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Maryland
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Lane To Manage State Campaign In Maryland
Lane prepares to begin the Maryland campaign with a Baltimore headquarters planned for late next week or the following. Howard E. Crook is treasurer and assistant campaign manager, with Sen Radcliffe as advisory chair. Lane joins Tydings Governor O Connor and others as Maryland Democrats announce a common treasury financed effort. Natives of New Guinea twist large spider webs into fish nets. Tron beds traced to the 18th century.
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New York
Maryland
Baltimore
Howard E. Crook
Baltimore City
Senator Radcliffe
D-Md
Reman B. Cash
Democratic State Central Committee
M. Alice Canoles
Tydings
O’conor
Lane
Cash
Canoles
William Curran
William C. Walsh
E. Brooke Lee
Montgomery County
J. Millard Tawes
Eugene Casey
New Guinea
Disease figures rise as tick fever cases hit Maryland
Epidemiologist B Halliday of the State Health Department cites 54 reported cases of tick or Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Baltimore with three deaths. The report notes disease in animals, including inland crocodiles and alligators, with varying impacts by size.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Dr. C
Pythians to Meet Frederick Maryland Convention Dates
The annual convention of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias and the Grand Temple Sisters of Maryland will be held in Frederick from September 12 to 23. About 75 dealers from across the state are expected to participate in the event.
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Maryland
Frederic
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