Atomic Worker's Burns Blamed on Sulphuric Acid
Seattle man James W. Darling, 43, claims he was burned alive by a secret chemical at Hanford but army officials say no radioactive substance was present when the accident occurred on September 29, 1943 during plant construction. The investigation attributes his injuries to sulfuric acid exposure.
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Blood donor recalls exchange with Tojo siege
Sgt. John A. Archinal of Allentown Pennsylvania offered blood to aid Hideki Tojo after Pearl Harbor. He traveled to San Francisco on Wednesday and said the exchange left him no regrets. He quipped that they took a pint of blood from me and they gave me a pint of whisky.
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Paragraph-length puzzle clue list titled Horizontal and Vertical
A dense OCR style puzzle page with a grid of numbered clues across Horizontal and Vertical entries. The readable parts include scattered word fragments and definitions referencing ancient peoples, celestial terms, languages, metals, and place names, suggesting a word crossword or acrostic format.
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