Word: oahu
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
WASHINGTON--Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, the United States greatest air ace in World War I and a confidential adviser to Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson in this one, is overdue on a flight between Oahu, Hawaii, and another Pacific island, the Army announced tonight...
Fifteen cadets were commissioned as Second Licutenants in the Quartermaster Reserve: Richard T. Bentley, of Lancaster, Pa.; Robert F. Duttle, of Berkeley, Calif.; James F. Greig, of Aiea, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands; Robert S. Gunderson, of St. Paul, Minn.; Walter R. Gurthie, of Washington, D. C.; Louis Levy, of Halls, Tenn.; Clark E. McDonald, of Memphis, Tenn.; David G. Reed, of Middleboro, Mass.; Lot J. Seacat, of Ramsey, Ind.; Howard E. Sommer, of Chicago, III.; Herbert F. Stewart, of New York City; Harry M. Strong, of North Seattle, Wash.; Earl W. Tyler, Jr., of Richmond, Va.; Robert S. Weil, of Montgomery...
Sirs: TIME, April 13, arrived in the mails today, and the reference to the production of Ten Nights in a Barroom at Camps Lee and Eustis has been read with great interest by the members of the Honolulu Community Theater who have been touring the camps on Oahu with the same melodramatic masterpiece ever since the war started. However, we have come to the conclusion that the experiences of this rival company must be pretty small potatoes compared with ours...
...attack on Oahu...
...attack on Oahu a suspicious object was sighted in the prohibited areas off Pearl Harbor at 6:30 a.m. Between 6:33 and 6:45 this object, which was a small submarine, was attacked and sunk by the concerted action of a naval patrol plane and the U.S.S. Ward. A report of this action by the Ward reached the Naval Base watch officer at 7:12 a.m., who notified his Chief of Staff...