28 Jun 1946
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Newspaper
Del Rio News Herald
Location
Del Rio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1946
Page
1
The fragmentary history notes a ship named Francis Maria tied to Shanghai routes and Bikini Atoll nuclear tests. It mentions officials, pilots, and observers, including Roosevelt era figures, with scattered references to shipyards, cargo, and wartime powers. The text reads as a chaotic collage of wartime shipping and political figures.
Senator Smith says FBI is investigating reports that attempts to deny franchise to eligible Negroes in the Mississippi senatorial contest where Senator Bilbo seeks renomination. Senate privileges and elections committee set to study possible inquiry after Bayard speech cited. Idaho and New Jersey senators urge action on alleged anti vote suppression.
Air forecaster Col. B G Holzman says the lethal radioactive cloud from Operation Crossroads will rise about 60 000 feet to the stratosphere within 6 to 10 minutes and drift 10 000 feet per minute as it moves away from the detonation site, with chart progress showing rapid dispersion and thinning of the cloud.
A New York教育 educator from Columbia University warns that American education is inadequately financed as about half of highly intelligent youths quit school before college. John K Norton, director at Columbia, notes funding gaps in administration and organization.
A garbled OCR style excerpt notes funds are inadequate, mentioning millions and payments to teachers. It references juveniles or students aged up to 25 and a claim about five million children with teachers paid, but details are unclear. The piece conveys concern over education funding and staffing.
Chicago dispatch reports Rabbi Branley Re Broy of Vicksburg Mississippi says rising divorce rates stem from wartime separations and women entering the workforce. He cites extended unemployment, shortages, and resulting family strain as contributing factors in a conference adopted statement.
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