Chronology of disasters and incidents across 1946 sketch
A chronology lists major events from January to November 1946 including deadly tornadoes in Texas and Alabama, airliner crashes in Connecticut and Wyoming, ship and train disasters, fires in Chicago and Atlanta, and notable political and social items such as polio outbreaks and labor actions, with numerous deaths and injuries. It notes aviation, weather, and urban calamities, plus cultural milestones like marriages and records.
Obituary Roll of Notables Delivers Wide Mourning Toll
A compiled list memorializes prominent figures with dates and ages including film and stage stars Noah Beery 62 Alvin Donahey 72 actors Groves Arliss 77 and Charles Butterworth 46, plus political leaders Edward Phillips Oppenheim 179 and Harlan F. Stone 73. Also noted are Edward Bowes 72 radio show sponsor, Stilwell 63 Burma veteran, Walker 65 ex mayor, Walter Johnson 539 noted baseball pitcher and others across journalism, government, and industry.
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Noah Beery
Alvin V. Donahey
Ohio
William O. Burgin
North Carolina
Harlan F. Stone
U. S
John H Bankhead
Senate
Edward Bowes
Charles Butterworth
William S Hart
Howard H Russell
Anti-Saloon League
Global conflicts reshape postwar map with multiple fronts
An extensive 1945-46 roundup covers truce talks, civil war upturns, and wartime shifts. Key events include Greece and Iran tensions, Manchuria fighting and plunder, French politics under Gouin, Hungary becoming a republic, and the UN forming new bodies like the World Bank and Fund.
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UN_ security council
Spain
France
Atomic Energy Commission
Baruch
U. S
Russia
Hungary
Manchuria
Britain
U. N
Eace
Italy
Romania
Bulgaria
Finland
Iran
Azerbaijan
Greece
Turkey
United Nations Assembly
New York
Tombstone Reemerges as Health Haven “Town Too Tough to Die”
In its heyday Tombstone, Arizona rivaled San Francisco in mining prominence. Now the western town revives as a health mecca, living up to its boast of being The Town Too Tough to Die.
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Tombstone
Ariz
San Francisco
Vets May Re enlist In All Branches At Rank Once
The War department directs Great Falls army recruiting to aid ex servicemen from army navy marines coast guard. Honorably discharged since May 12 1945 may rejoin the regular army at a grade matching their training with a new pay scale. Army recruiters in Chetek Friday 10 PM to 7 PM offering details.
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War Department
Great Falls Army Recruiting Office
Army
Navy
Marines
Coast Guard
Merline E. Carleton
Armed Forces
Regular Army
Carellcn
Cheetau
Army Recruiting Office
Great Falls
Carleton
Habakkuk the Prophet and the Babylonian Empire
Habakkuk, eighth minor prophet from Levi, writes a poem and prophecy. He voices a complaint that the innocent suffer and the guilty prosper, and God responds that faith saves the righteous. The book foresees Babylonian destruction and includes a song of prayer and praise.
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Habakkuk
Babylonian Empire
Industrial accidents caused by unsafe practices and conditions
The article states 80 to 90 percent of industrial accidents arise from unsafe practices, with 10 to 20 percent from unsafe conditions. It cites 16,000 to 19,000 occupational deaths annually.
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Hurry Up
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Barney) Oldfield
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Vinegar Joe) Stilwell
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Jimmy) Walker
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