Captain's Inspection on Board a U S Navy Covered Wagon
Crew of the air carrier U S S Saratoga line up for captain's inspection aboard a covered wagon carrier. The article notes these ships carry large airfields atop their decks and can launch up to twenty four planes in eighteen minutes with speeds of 29 to 34 knots. It also highlights ongoing Navy ship launches and recruitment offers for free specialized training and pay from enlistment.
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U. S. S. Saratoga
Caprn
U.S. Navy
Navy
Naval Reserve
Salmon Canning Surges in Ket chikan Alaska
The report notes Ket chikan Alaska leads in salmon canning output while mentioning lingering Chinese walled villages in the Hongkong New Territories, reflecting global contrasts in production and history.
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Hongkong New Territories
Roosevelt Visits Warm Springs For Turkey Day Memory
President Roosevelt spent a brief stay at the Warm Springs Foundation greeting about 300 patients and officials. He carved the turkey, swam in the foundation pool, and spoke of possible future Thanksgivings while noting worries over far eastern developments and arranging a Washington departure.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Georgia Warm Springs Foundation
Washington
White House
Pine Mountain
Foundation
Georgia- Georgia Tech
Army-Navy
Cordell Hull
Newnan
Atlanta
Mr. Roosevelt
U S Armed Forces Held in Readiness in the Philippines
Manila reports U S army and naval forces in the Philippines placed on preparedness as fear grows over potential Japanese moves. Fresh British reinforcements in Burma and talks of an all American air unit for China heighten tensions, while Corregidor leaves are canceled and blackouts enforced.
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Manila
United States Army
Philippines
Far East
Burma
Thailand
Indo-China
China
Chungking
U.S. Army
Navy
United States
Corregidor
Ishind
Manila Bay
Cavite
Olongepo
Shanghai
Hamburg Docks and Shipyards Blasted by Bombs
London reports large raids on Hamburg docks and shipyards using 150 tons of bombs in bright moonlight. Emden Bremerhaven Wilhelmshaven Ijsel and Lübeck in northwestern Germany also attacked as low level hits on Dutch coast shipping include a tanker and several mid sized vessels. Canadian Hudsons and a pilot officer from St Petersburg helped. Australian enlistment rose to 25 percent of men 18 to 45 by June 20.
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London
Hamburg
Emden
Bremerhaven
Wilhelmshaven
Ijsel
Lubeck
Germany
Duteh
Ministry
Air Ministry
Canadian Airforce
W. B. Cooper
St. Petersburg
Mla
Cooper
Borktum
Talmadge declines pardon for six Ku Klux floggers
Governor Talmadge refused clemency for six East Point Ku Klux Klan members sentenced to one to three years for flogging assaults. The decision followed a Senate hearing where ministers opposed clemency and prosecutors blamed a secret Klan committee for the attacks on union men.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Senate
State Capitol
Dem ‘Ncy
Solcitor
Dan Duke
Dan Eidson
Walter F Orster
W. T. Walton
Raymond Bryan
George Cameron
Henry Cawthon
State Prison and Parole Board
East Point
Ku Klux Klan
Fulton County
Duke
East Point Klan
Carlton Mobley
Mobley
Paul
Isaac M. Wengrow
Klan
E. G. McKay
Car plants operate on monthly output quotas in 1942 model year
Detroit December 1 The automobile industry moves to monthly quotas reducing civilian output. Maximum December production set at 204 455 passenger units with a total annual quota of 816 801. shipments will not be carried over month to month due to material shortages and shipping delays, with employment dislocation as a major worry.
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David J. Wilkie
Associated Press
Detroit
Brother of Mr S D Parrish Dies at Mac Parrish Rites at Pansy
Friends mourn the death of Mac Parrish brother of S D Parrish of Gordon Alabama. He died Sunday morning in Montgomery after two months illness. Funeral services were held at 3 PM at the First Baptist Church Pansy with interment there. Parrish was a Coast Line Railroad section foreman and widely known along the Montgomery division. He and Mrs Parrish traveled from Gordon to attend the rites.
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S. D. Parrish
Pansy
Ala
Parmat
Mac Parrish
Montgomery
First’ Baptist
Parrish
Coast Line
Gordon
Ponar
Three-Legged Puppy Shown Near Thomasville
Mr. T. W. Heald of six miles north of Thomasville on Albany road displays a three week old three legged black and white puppy in town. He claims its pedigree is unverified while noting four of five littermates were normal. He had the pup photographed to preserve its mug shot. The left fore leg is missing beyond a small white hair patch.
Weather Forecast From Weather Bureau Weatherman
The United States Weather Bureau outline for Thomasville shows cloudy conditions with light rain or drizzle today tonight and tomorrow. Observation at 8 am reports temperature highs and lows with rainfall totals for the month and year to date.
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U. S. Department OF Commerce Weather Bureau
Thomasville
Git
Ducks claim bands despite trap closure at Mud Lake refuge
Migrant ducks at Mud Lake National Wildlife Refuge in Marshall County Minnesota seek bands as Manager Carl B. Yoren briefly shuts banding traps. The birds still access one trap that becomes crowded with ducks in a brief disrupted banding effort.
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Washington
Mud Lake National Wildlife Refuge
Marshall County
Minn
Carl B. Yoren
Car design notes reveal enamel grills and bright metal trim
The article describes a shift in car styling with enamel finished radiator grills, contrasting colors, and similarly treated fender trinkets. It also notes bumpers, bumper guards, door locks and lock covers will keep a bright metal finish.
Local births and visits mark Thanksgiving week notices
Mr and Mrs Conrad Mahassey welcomed a son born Sunday at Archbold Hospital. Mr and Mrs W Glenn Miller of Monticello Fla also welcomed a son at Archbold Memorial. Robert Caldwell Jr arrives at Archbold Memorial Hospital weighing in well. Macon and Valdosta travelers share holiday updates as regional seedsmen plan a two day Georgia Seedsmen Association meeting in Macon. James Felkel and family near Tallahassee recover from an auto wreck with Mrs Felkel more seriously injured.
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Conrad Mahassey
Archbold Hospital
W. Glenn Miller
Monticello, Fla
Robert Caldwell
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Robert Edward Caldwell, Jr
Claude Rountree
Stewart Simpson
Monticello
Fla
W. HH. Robinson
Cairo
W. R. Bush
Albany
South Georgia
Georgia Seedsmen Association
Macon
Thomasville
James Felkel
Tallahassee
Columbus
Bases in Pacific Huntington US UK cooperate on island chain
Reports say the United States and Britain, possibly Free French, plan bases on a 5 000 mile chain between Hawaii and Australia. Britain warns ships near Christmas Island. Palmyra has base facilities for patrol planes. Work moves through Honolulu to Fiji and New Caledonia authorities seek lend lease aid.
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Edward FE
Bomar
Washington
United States
Hawaii
Australia
South Pacific
Britain
Christmas Island
Aro
Palmyra
Honolulu
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Thanksgiving Week Travel and Home Returns Noted
A notice lists several residents visiting or returning home for Thanksgiving. Frances Andrews goes back to Athens to resume studies at the University of Georgia. Rodman Porter returns to Athens for his university work. Jeanelle Smith returns to Lakeland Florida after a months employment here. Judge Ross Williams returns from Miami to spend the holiday with relatives.
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Frances
Andrews
Athens
Uversity of
Georgia
Rodman Porter
University of Georgia
Porter
Jeanelle Smith
Lakeland
Fla
Todd
Ross Williams
Eyerior Court
Miami
Ila
G. L. Duren
Williams Formula advertised for relief of gas pains and indigestion
Mrs. Russell Burns of Chattanooga Tennessee endorses Williams Formula claiming relief from acid indigestion gas pains and sluggish bowel issues. The ad touts the herbal extracts mild laxatives gastric pills and kidney diuretics as a combined remedy and urges readers to buy three economical sizes at Inman Drug Co.
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Russell Burns
Alaban Ave
Chattanooga
Tenn
Williams
Inman Drug Co
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Laurence Steinhardt
Harry Crockett
Associatéa Press
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R. I. Laneley
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C. L. Thompson, Jr
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