On this day

January 18, 1942

Revisit the news, notable people, and historical moments connected to this date.

Portrait 1080 ร— 1920 PNG ยท created on your device

Filter by:

Headlines from January 18, 1942

SHARP GAINS SEEN FOR THE RAILROADS; Combination of Factors Tending to Increase Traffic Held to Be Unprecedented SHARP GAINS SEEN FOR THE RAILROADS

By L.b.n. Gnaedinger

Never has their been a combination of factors tending to increase traffic like that which exists today in the railroad field. Gross revenues of the railroads in the United States this year should exceed all records, although what portion of this will reach the securities holder remains to be seen.

None0 words

MIAMI DASH GOES TO BRIGHT WILLIE BY HALF A LENGTH; Mrs. McIlvain's Colt, $10.90, Outraces American Wolf in $6,700 Hialeah Stakes FIRST FIDDLE RUNS THIRD McCreary Wins on Sir Gibson and Gallant Play as 11,676 Look On -- Double for Day COLT'S FIRST START AS A 3-YEAR-OLD PROVES A WINNING ONE MIAMI DASH GOES TO BRIGHT WILLIE

By Bryan Fieldspecial To the New York Times

MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 17 -- Driving through along the rail to regain command after he had lost the lead, Bright Willie today captured the $6,700 Hialeah Stakes as attendance and mutuel play at Hialeah Park continued to soar.

None0 words

THE FRONTS

By Unknown Author

In the Far Eastern theatre of war, the grander strategy of Nippon's bid for conquest was outlined last week by its progress over land and sea. Its initial moves had been, six weeks ago, to strike at Allied naval strength in a confusion of attacks throughout the West Pacific area and to gain a foothold in Thailand for an offensive down the Malay Peninsula toward Singapore.

None0 words