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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1942
Page
7
The weekly news analysis notes the A.E.F. assuming control of a Northern Ireland base. It reports on U S and British farm supply pooling and highlights a Japanese convoy attack in Macassar Strait. Hawaii's report blames U S commanders for recent operations.
The United States troops land at an undisclosed Northern Ireland port as Maj. Gen. Russell P. Hartle leads several thousand Middle West infantrymen to camps. Britain’s Archibald Sinclair foresees a springboard for invasion of Europe and joint boards form to merge war resources with the United Nations including munitions and shipping.
The Roberts commission faulted Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and General Walter Short for dereliction of duty over Pearl Harbor warnings. It urged accountability and discussed the need for a unified supercommand, as Congress debates punishment and reforms while Japan continues its advances in the Pacific.
At a British Iron and Steel Institute meeting Charles M. Schwab received the Bessemer medal in a solemn ceremony. The toastmaster and Schwab himself echoed formal addresses as he admitted the unusual pomp and remarked he is glad the ordeal is over.
The set asks for the city known as the City of Magnificent Distances and other trivia about subsilver a lithified rock name crystallized lime stone metal with highest melting point carriers naming motto of Marine Corps and the count of Philippine islands and islets.
The U S Treasury uses Subsilver to refer to small silver coins including half dollars quarters and dimes. Marble and tungsten are cited along with famous fighting ships and important battles. Semper Fidelis is noted as always faithful. Of 7083 items, 466 have areas of one square mile or more.
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