Major global disasters and crashes hit year across 1940s era records
A sweeping list of calamities from January to December details snowstorms in Iran Belize? and Europe, tornados in the US, ship and air crashes from Shanghai to Bombay, fires at Kenyon College and Effingham, earthquakes in Chile and Ecuador, and deadly train wrecks near Madrid Barcelona and Ontario. Several hundred lives are claimed, with missing persons totals and wide geographic spread noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Warren
Ark
Europe
China
Rockies
Shanghai
Barcelona
Cathay Pacific
Manila
Hong Kong
Cuzes
Peru
Kenyon College
Gamer
Hio
Barbara Ann Scott Wins Low EF Marsh Memorial Trophy
Barbara Ann Scott wins Canada's outstanding 1948 athlete award, the Low EF Marsh memorial trophy, for her achievements this year. Other sports notes include Joe DiMaggio signing for 1949 with the Yankees, Joe Louis retiring as heavyweight champion, and Kentucky claiming the NCAA basketball title in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Scott
Canada
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Danny Gardella
New York Giants
Calumet
Coaltown
Joe Louis
Hamline
St. Paul
Regis of
Hocky Graziano
M.Y
Athletic Commission
Ponder
Steve _ Brooks
Joey Maxim
Gus Lesnevich
Tite
Bill Holland
Mn Frisch
New York
Chicago
Ea Ee
Dr Cary
Middlecott
Atkinson
Jake LaMotta
Marcel Cerdan
Ezzird
Wolcott
New “York
Anc
Exginea
Gia Fuse
Israel Egypt armistice and global Cold War era notes
A trove of brief items notes Israel and Egypt armistice actions, U N plans on Indonesia, Andrei Vishinsky as Russian FM, Atlantic pact drafting, and Cold War moves. It cites China and Nationalists, Greece, Tito, Berlin events, and U N council actions with multiple dates and actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Bettata
Egypt
Oes
R.A.T
U.S
Britain
North Atlantic
West Europe
Russia
Chiang Kai-shek
Negeb
U.N. Security Council
Indonesia
Andrei Vishinsky
Molotov
Italy
Trans- Jordan
Westerlin
U. S
London
Ireland
Repub
Nanking
Berlin
Germany
Shanghai
War and policy items span postwar era headlines
A crowded OCR fragment lists diverse notes from 1940s headlines: China’s homeless children, Air Force segregation policy to Defense Secretary James Forrestal, White House repairs, Mitchum and Leeds marijuana sentences, Grady the cow fame, GM wage cuts, Axis Sally treason trial, pyramid schemes, US births in 1948, and numerous other political, scientific, and cultural items including Truman, VOA, Klansman, Mann Goethe prize, FCC bans, Noah’s Ark expedition, and various international and domestic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Japan
Air Force
Defense
James Forrestal
White House
Robert Mitchum
Lila Leeds
Los Angeles
Grady
Yukon
Ida
General Motors
Sally
America
Pyramid Club
U.S
Public Health Service
Truman
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Russia
Voice of America
U.S.S.R
Berlin
Seone Tcelay
Columbia University
Cardinal Spellman
Eleanor Roosevelt
FCC
Harry Vaughan
Johnson
Tokyo Rose
Agriculture Department
Vatican
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Germany
Walter Hess
Zurich
Antonio Moniz
Lisbon
Notable Figures and Leaders Mentioned Across Historical Index
A fragmented list names diverse individuals from politics science arts sports and media. Included are Sir Malcolm Campbell booster and speed record setter. Joseph McNabb publisher. Istó Abraham Abe who introduced baseball. Francis Edwin McMirtrie editor of Jane’s Fighting Ships. James Truslow Adams historian. Wallace Beery actor. Archival mentions of Forrestal Wilbur and Pearl Harbor commander Walter Short. and many others with roles in government military arts and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isto ‘Abe
Japan
Battling Levinsky
Surfarx
Francis Edwin McMirtrie
Jane's Fighting Ships
John Sanborn‘ Phillips
McClure’s
American Magazine
Charles Hanson Towne
Record of 1949 to 1950 U S policy and personnel changes
Summary of a long OCR list detailing presidential messages, cabinet reshuffles, Senate actions, labor strikes, defense and atomic energy developments, and key appointments including Truman, Marshall, and Bradley with references to NATO, ERP, price controls, and major industrial actions.
Top Ten News Stories of 1949 Highlight Key Events
The year’s top ten stories include the Soviet Union’s atomic capability, Communist victories in China, IIT top Communist trials in the United States, major coal and steel strikes, Tito’s defiance of Moscow, Kathy Fiscus rescue saga, Taft-Hartley repeal failures, the Berlin blockade ending, inter-service military disputes, and Britain’s pound devaluation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publishers’ Auxiliary
Soviet Union
China
IIT
U.S
Marshal Tito
Russia
Kathy Fiscus
Congress
Berlin
Army
Navy
Great Britain
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Teem Yaaren Inauguration
Channel Swim
Aly Khan
Coplon
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Effingham
Chile
South Africa
Turin
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Iowa
Kentucky
Athens
Florianopolis
Brazil
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Perth
Australia
Bombay
Eastern Air Lines
Port Dix
N. J
Ecuador
Manchester
England
Camden
St. Joachim
Quebec
Wantucket Sound
Noronic
Toronto
Guatemala
Azores
Ae Ney
Washington, D.C
Stockton
Calif
Dallas
University of Oklahoma
Victorville
Duly A
Thea Bchrosdér
Ate Erties Grough
Takas Cham Vee
Frank Parker
Richata ‘Jones
Momblee
Margaret Duponta
Ins Brough
Sugar Ray Robinson
Havana
Kid Gavilan
Sam Snead
St Paul
Bsad
Charles
Gus Gesgenich
Hironoshin Mee Ee
Steve Brooks
Charles Coe
Oklahoma City
Bill Cantrell
Horace Dodge
Louise Suggs
Carrollton
Landover
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Pedgers
Capet
Baltimore
Eddie Vann
George Stern
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Ted Willams
Red Sox
Notre Dame
Southern Methodist
California
Natonal Cage
Cardinal Mindszenty
Anepty
Red
Bulgaria
Hangchow
U.N
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chungking
Trieste
United States
Argentina
High Commission For
West Germany
Oblang Kai-shek
Philippines
Pacific Union
United Kingdom
Roman Catholic Church
Yugoslavia
Tito
Albania
Bularia
Moscow
Greece
Equevalayls
Orelen
Rajk
Rite
United
Tes
Big T
Agreup
Devalues
Polind
Sainleter
Alistris
UCN
India
Nehru
Canton
Czechoslovakia
George Bidault
Mukden
France
Gandhi
Washington
Danube
Chanis
Panama
People’s Court
Panama City
Angus Ward
Panama Supreme Court
Arnulfo Arias
William Stokes
Cominform
Yugo Slavia
J—U.n
Jerusalem
International Holy City
North Korea
Chehgtu
Formosa
Labor Party
Mate
Klux Klan
Franikt Hague
Hague
Bits ‘Hayworth
Prince Aly Khan
Wallae Journal
Birney
Justice Department
U.S. District Court
du Pont
Charles Lucky Luciano
Romé
Thomas Mann
Shah
Iran
Alben Barkley
Carleton Hadley
St. Louis
Bermuda
Mt. Etna
Andrew J. May
Census Bureau
Shirley Temple
New Jersey
G.I
Barkley
Self
Malcolm Campbell
Robert Ingersoll Aitken
August Herman Pfund
Joseph H. McNabb
Willie Howard
Arthur Atwater Kent
Joseph Melville Broughton
N.C
Sol Bloom
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Henri-Honore Giraud
Wallace Beery
Frederic C. Wallcott
Connecticut
Joseph Peter DiMaggio
Joe, Dominic and
Vincent DiMaggio
Maurice Maeterlinck
the Blue Bird
Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
Néeysa McMein
James Truslow Adams
James V. Forrestal
ab—Slarig Undset
Charles B
Charlie) Moran
Rusoe
Doubleday
Ray Lyman Wilbur
Hoover
Genet Sankepye
Harold H. Knerr
Katzenjammer Kids
Frank Murphy
The
Supreme Court
George Moran
Searcy
Moran and Mack
Alf Shean
Gallagher and Shean
Eenaret Mitchell
Samuel Green
Association of Georgia Klans
Walter Short
Pearl Harbor
Richard Strauss
Wiley Blount Rutledge
Ernest Edward Bonham
Pittsburgh
Frank Morgan
Kaer Cuppy
Robert Marmet Hannegan
Whan
Matt J. Winn
A. GoRex Mays
Oemm Reed
Kahne
Robinton
Ihe
Tah
Clifford Barrynca
Salortal
Regeian
Ad Iripoa
Truman Agkys
George C. Marone
Dean Cegan
State Department
North Atlantic Defense Alliance
Hoover Commission
Air Force 850
Louis Johnson
U.S. Senate
U.M.W
E.R.P
House
John L. Sullivan
Administration
Tait Harley
Francis Patrick Matthews
Omahe
Atomic Energy Commission
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congressional Investigation of Atomic Energy Commission
Alger Hiss
Gordon Gray
John L. Lewis
Judith Coplon
John Foster Dulles
U.S Senate
Brannan
Tom Clark
J. Howard McGrath
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs
John Maragon
Investignon
Sherman Minton
A & P Chain
John Lewis
CIO
S—Navy Air Force
Communist Party
Edward C. Nourse
Oma
Bradley
Pennsylper Railroad
Jim Craw
Louis Deniel
Bethlehem Steel and Steel Minr
Solie
Forrest P Shermar
Naval Operations
C.I.C
United Electrica
John Crommelin
Fairez
Lehman
Dulles
United Mine Workers
U.S. Stee
Stee
Oscar L Chapman
Julian Krug
Secretary of the Interior
Thomas
Okla
Sweden
Newark City
National Maritime Bio Hall
Whittaker Chambers
Hiss
Rips
Lilienthal
AEC
Eniwota
Dealéa Fve.a
Lewis
Sea Coat
Racey Jordin
Saya
Reds
Gan
Leslie Groven
l—Mineownera
Sonnt
Levin
Department of Dofenn
Mrops UC
B. J. Sanford
H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Clare, Mich
K. Hammerberg
M. D
MecEwan St
Clare, Michigan
Christina M. Schutt
Osteopathic Physician
West Fifth Street
Brom
N. B. Stirling
Dunlop
Royal Arms
Hast
Clare
Mich
Stephenson Funeral Home Ambulance Service
McEwan St. Clere
Michigan
Bob’s
DE Soto and
Plymouth
Callihan’s
North McEwan
Frank Hochstetler Electrician
Carpenter
Pine St. Clare
Clare Hospital
Stewart C. McArthur
Howard P, Porter
G. C. Born Chiropractor
West
Fifth
J. G. White
Optometrist
Clarh
White's Jewelry Store
R. H. Strange
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Sentinel