Prophesied Pacific War Echoes From Bywater Book
World War II preview notes English reporter Hector C Bywater who predicted a Japanese-led attack on Pearl Harbor and a Philippines invasion in 1925. The piece traces Bywater's forecast of carrier battles, Guam and Dagupan bombing, Luzon landings, Mindanao, and a final U.S. demonstration before peace talks.
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Pearl Harbor
Hector C Bywater
Sondon Daily Telegraph
Japan
United States
Bywater
Manila Bay
U.S
Guam
Philippines
Dagupan
Clark Field
Corregidor
Subic Bay
Lingayen Gulf
Manila
Lamon Bay
Cabalete
Alabat Islands
Philippine Archipelago
Mindanao
Sindangan Bay
Luzon
Pacific
Midway
Tokyo
Jimmy Doolittle
Isoroku Yamamoto
Washington
New York Times
Kinoaki Matsuo
Think Again It Is The Eleventh Hour For Scouts
An editorial laments declines in Scout programs in Rittman and related youth groups due to adult apathy. It warns that without more volunteers the Cubs, Brownies, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and other civic activities face possible extinction. The piece urges immediate action and broader public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Youth Center
Interact Service Club
United Fund
Scouts
Dogs at Rufener Ext Neighbors Seek City Action
Letters to the Rittman Press allege 21 barking dogs for five months, cite a two-dog city limit, and demand city leaders and law enforcement address the nuisance. The writer urges parental involvement in youth scouting to counter local decline and requests action on unidentified offenders.
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Dottie Hilsheimer
N. Main ST
Rittman
Ohio
Lindsey Press, Inc
Lindsey Williams
Wayne
Medina
Rufener Ext
Overlook
Briarhill
Rittman Press
Santa Receives Christmas Gift List from Randy Wilson
A reader signing as Randy Wilson sends in a holiday wish list to Santa. The letter asks for GI Joe, Walky Talky, clothing items, electronic games, Rock‑E‑Sock‑Em robots, racing sets, fishing gear, a S.T.P. racing car, popcorn maker, a sports jacket, a cowboy suit and guns.
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Santa Claus
S.T.P
Panama Canal question reopened faces U.S. stand
Washington urges firm U.S. defense of canal sovereignty against Panamanian calls for control. The report argues the canal is a strategic bulwark against Soviet influence and cautions against appeasement of radicals while urging adherence to long-standing treaty rights and a strong national posture.
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Panama Canal
China
Middle East
U.S
House
Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Latin America
Cuba
Central and
South America
Red China
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World AT Large
BY Lin Williams
Santa’s
Randy Wilson
Washington Report
John M. Ashbrook
17Th Congressional District
Benx Franklin
David J. Wright
Jim Frye
First Federal
Wayne, Medina
Ashland Counties
J. W. Frye Co
S. Main ST
Savinos
Wooster
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