Pearl Harbor inquiry exposed party wrangling and Japan ties
The New York Times piece denounces Republican members on the Pearl Harbor committee for impugning the Navy and aligning with Japan. It traces Japan's 1931–1941 moves, the Hull note, and the US response, arguing leadership must repudiate slurs or share responsibility.
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Sailor Stanley Lis Serves Aboard USS Frank Knox In Tokyo Bay
MM 1/c Stanley F. Lis of 560 Columbia Street serves aboard the USS Frank Knox. The ship, a super destroyer, joined the occupation fleet in Tokyo Bay and was among the first to enter the bay area. Dignitaries from America and Japan signed surrender terms near Yokosuka on Sept 2.
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