F. D. R. Forecast U. S. Japan War 14 Months Ahead
The text reports F D R warned in testimony that the United States could face war with Japan about fourteen months from a given point, outlining considerations on entering the conflict, possible moves of ships, and strategic decisions discussed with officials. It references Pearl Harbor investigations and testimony by officials including Admiral King, with mentions of naval priorities and prewar planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Pearl Harbor
Rae Favdyon
Admiral Warld
Stank
Cher
Nivel Corribions
Hlehmidéon
Jay Wee Pet Thins
Wahom
Ed Feehadon
Pelluim
Lise
le Foot
Leth Abon
Wwehialsona
PSM
Hind
Alestew
Vail
Navy
Tokyo
Lilly Gove
Fragmentary Navy Probe Details Inconclusive Evidence
The report outlines incomplete testimony about a Japanese message possibly signaling a carrier attack. Witness Inglis and Lt Cinder Y Shi provide uncertain leads, with references to a decoded message, a supposed code word, and plans to broaden radio traffic. The account notes confusion, contested interpretations, and procedural gaps in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergison
Inglis
Mt Nutaka
Saipan
Liter Inglis
Singa
Tibbon
Tisk
Ketata
Scrato
Ion
Amsterdam Plants Completely Closed
Mohawk Carpet Milla Ine's two Amsterdam plants shut down yesterday after union officials said offsite workers refused to cross picket lines. Production ceased Tuesday as divisions walked out amid a dispute over a union shop. Conferences with Federal Conciliation Office and United Textile Workers continued with a company offer later deemed unacceptable by union leaders.
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Amsterdam
Milla Ine
Offhce
Cress
Ima
James A Canell
Cononation
Suisease Company
Teste Workers of America
GTO
Con
Hat
John Ganodiferto
Capariferro
Unclear OCR Note: Thirst leads to jail for suspect in theft case
A garbled report describes a man named Papusha being arrested after a night incident on a dark street. It mentions thirst, a police detector named Arthur Sey, and a claim that Papusha found the man who robbed him of money before being detained while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaly
Pap
Weisy
Amin
Arthur Sey
Pepusha
Home Bureau Meets At West Sand Lake
The West Sand Lake and Wy munta bel Ziohie Home Bureau held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs Anthony Mehl West Sand Lake with twenty members present Mrs Find Green and Mrs Silag Battis were welcomed as new members Funds were arranged for a covered dish supper and Christmas party December 19 at the parish house of the Lutheran Church West band Luhe A roll making season was planned at the parish house Navy 28 May Jahn Shillinger led the session The group voted to donate 9 to the Allied Community War Chest
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West Sant Lake
Muntabl
Ziohie
Anthony Mehl
West Sand Lake
Find Green
Silag Battis
Lutheran Church
West Band Luhe
Navy
Jahn Shillinger
Allied Community War
Teachers of State Reelect C C Ward as President
Dr Ward, resident of the State Teachers College Plattsburg, was reelected president of the house of delegates of the New York State Teachers Association at the group four annual meeting. Alan Nicol was named ice president, while several vice presidents included Wass Wary A Sheehan, and Wiss Wattha Mishipan Lawville. The conference marks centennial efforts as educators from Monroe High, Rochester, Albany, and Jamestown districts progress in visual and audio aid initiatives.
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Ward
State Teachers College
Plattsburg
House of Delegates
New York State
Terenc
Annini
Alan Is Nicol
Buffalo
Cunton Y Bush
Jamestown
Wass
A Sheehan
Dite Puppi
Monroe High
Rochester
Wiss Wattha Mishipan
Lawville
Wes Ifelen
Metor Muck
Albany
Thoughts on the Supremative in English and Its Teachers
A fragmented discussion cites how the supreme form compares two items, with references to Shakespeare and linguistic authorities. It notes difficulty in defining the strongest form when more than two items are involved and hints at teaching aids for improving speech and elocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawel
Tinekenny
Shakespeare
Thomas Y Cowell
Dean Charles A Lloyd
Boyd
Unk
Witla
Jaipun
Public notices about VOLO policy and birth details
Fragmented OCR describes public notices involving VOLO policy and personal birth records. Mentions individuals such as Wat Joey, Sept 21, 9041, and Junildon, 1046, with names Franke Colby and Boston UM-Googe K MekKene in a convoluted format. The readable parts suggest a legal or administrative notice and birth entries in a dated archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Elliden
Jomiey
Joey
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Sally Willer
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Washington
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Wien
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Home Bureau
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Menon
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Chevrolet
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R Yirst
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Sixth Ave
Troy
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