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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
3
Maj. Gen. Anthony C. McAuliffe told Advertising men in New York that fear of retaliation is the only defense against the atomic bomb. He said future wars would rely on foot soldiers and traditional force, with the bomb used mainly against strategic targets and industrial centers.
McAuliffe noted Bikini proved the weapon could not be used near friendly troops. He argued the U S victory in World War II came from defeating enemies in laboratories, naming the atomic bomb as a top Allied development. He added Germans led in jet propulsion and guided missiles.
The district court in Linn County Iowa presides over a matter involving Vera C Therssonbeugh and heirs. It orders property appraisal and referees to allotment and division, with a notice to Ralph and others to appear by noon on April 14 1947. failure to appear may yield default and judgment. Attorney Ka en C Ackley represents the plaintiff from the 632 Guaranty Building Cedar Rapids Iowa.
CHICAGO (UP) Mrs Clarice Rasmussen 26 testifies she needs at least 900 a month for clothing plus 700 a week to support herself and infant. She details yearly needs 12 nightgowns nylons 12 purses 60 each seven 250 cube shoes 12 slips and four girdles. Court adjourns without settlement.
The Associated Press reports four troop ships scheduled to arrive Thursday carrying 4 018 troops and 246 war brides and children. The M I T Victory from Bremerhaven carries 1 227 troops and 247 war brides and children. The General Sturgis from Leghorn Italy carries troops and 120 war brides. The Willard Holbrook from Bremerhaven carries 475 troops and 126 war brides and children. Eufaula Victory from Jinsen Yokohama brings 496 troops to San Francisco. Wednesday arrivals include Washington with 200 war brides and Wilson Victory with 1 362 troops. Chilton from Chinwangto docks at San Diego with 1 161 marines and ten sailors. Thistle reaches Seattle with 282 army personnel.
Experts debate the official seal of the U S Department of Agriculture noting the plow image appears to be held in a left handed orientation, prompting questions about design accuracy and symbolism.
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