November 14th, 1943
Transcript
| Times | Log | Location | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
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1:00am |
All ship's clocks were set ahead one hour to confirm to Zone Plus Three time. |
USS Iowa |
TRP |
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8:00am |
Noted position and weather conditions. Air defense drill exercised for FDR, demonstrating ship's firepower. During the drill, unexpected explosion occured in vicinity of the USS Iowa. Discovered to be a torpedo accidentally fired by the USS William D. Porter, the anti-submarine screen to starboard. Probably caused by moisture from rough seas. Investigation ordered by Adm. Ernest J. King. In afternoon, inspections of ship's medical department conducted. |
USS Iowa |
TRP |
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ER |
In Saybrook, CT |
USH |
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Houseguest |
Mrs. Harry L. Hopkins, Diana Hopkins, and Governess (returned 10:00) |
USH |
USH = White House Usher's Diary, STE = Stenographer's Diary, PC = Press Conference, TU = Tully's Appointment Diary
These transcripts are based on archival sources documenting President Roosevelt's daily activities, including the White House Usher's Log and the White House Stenographer's Diary. The transcripts were created for reference purposes. Because errors can occur in data entry, we encourage you to review and cite to the original sources displayed below.
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November 14 1943 - Stenographers Diary
November 14 1943 - Ushers Log
