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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
6
Eugene D Kremer on the USS Packway marked both V E and V J days but crossed the International Date Line twice. The ship reportedly observed two Easter Sundays yet did not celebrate a Fourth of July during the voyage.
Chicago AP outlines why atomic engines for cars remain impractical due to extreme weight and cost, while highlighting the vast potential of uranium235 and plutonium239 in compact high output piles. It explains fuel, shielding, cooling needs, and the limit of heavy power plants, but underscores radioisotopes’ importance in medicine and industry.
The defense begins its last stand at the Nurnberg war crimes trial. Prosecutors have built a vast record from over 700,000 documents and motion pictures detailing crimes. Notable figures like Goering, Ribbentrop, and Hess face possible death sentences or long terms as the court weighs verdicts and future trials across a broad Nazi leadership network.
The text outlines rising uses of neutrons from piles and cyclotrons for cancer treatment and material testing. It notes industrial and laboratory applications, such as radiotracers for petroleum cracking and X-ray quality control, plus radioactive hydrogen and carbon tagging. It predicts broad impact on medicine biology agriculture chemistry and industry. It references Fermi's 1934 work leading to atomic energy and hints at future tracer research outcomes.
Postmaster history notes Helen Porter’s 1882 appointment by Oct. 5 with her son as assistant, followed by Dorothy M Porter as present postmistress and Belle L. McGregor as assistant, both descendants of Porter. Chicago livestock prices steady as grain futures hit new seasonal highs. hogs, cattle, and sheep listings with varied tonnage and prices across markets.
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