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———. “Houston Men Jap Captives?” dateline Sydney, Australia, July 1, 1942.
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———. “Battle of Java: U.S. Sailors Tell of Action; Their Rescue Was a ‘Miracle,’” Chicago Daily News Foreign Service, dateline March 27, 1942. HRR.
———. “Sailors Braved Fiery Death, Saved Houston, Her Gun Turret Ablaze,” Chicago Daily News Foreign Service, dateline April 13, 1942. HRR.
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