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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1945

Page

2

Buck Martin’s lake days lure good boats and roads

Classified fragment mentions Buck Martin’s lake with good boats and roads. Also notes a rental front bedroom adjoining bath with contact, a pasture and house on Washington highway, phone numbers, and a dressmaking alteration service with address in a local area. The readable items reflect typical small ad items from a midcentury newspaper.

Buck’ Martin’s Lake T. Hamner Washington Highway Jess Morris

Atomic bomb used on Hiroshima confirms first nuclear strike

President Truman announced that the atomic bomb, equal to 20,000 tons of TNT, was first used Sunday against Hiroshima. Tokyo reports fires swept through four Japanese cities after a large B-29 raid, with incendiary and explosive bombs striking Hiroshima and other targets including Mitaebashi, Nishinomiya, Saga, Ube, and Tokyo. 130 Iwo-based Mustangs joined the attack on military and transport objectives.

William F. Tyree Guam Tokyo Hiroshima Kure Truman Washington Air Force Headquarters Mitaebashi Nishinomiya MikaLe Honshu Saga Kyushu Imbari Shikoku Ube

Atomic bomb seen as aid to shorten war with Japan

Secretary Stimson predicted the atomic bomb would prove a tremendous aid in shortening the war with Japan. The Army reported Hiroshima was cloaked in dust and smoke after the air strike, with War Department noting no precise damage assessment yet available. Details of effectiveness were awaited.

Washington Stimson Japan Hiroshima War Department New York Robert Patterson Abraham Lincoln Roosevelt Mr. Patterson Henry Stimson Patterson United States Court of Appeals Dies Committee Communist Front Karl, Bowder Lincoln Communist Party John Gates Abraham Lincoln Brigade New York State Young ‘ Communist League Joe Dallet Youngstown Ohio Congress T. H. Wintringham Daily Worker Communist International Brigade Saul Wellman Young Communist League Steve Nelson International Brigades Russia Emil Kleber Stern Lukacz Mata Zalka John G. Honeycomb Maxwell M. Wallach Detroit Albert Honeycomb Vernon Selby West Point Barcelona Selby Germany

Tripartite command called Macnimaatz in shore activities

The article notes that overall command of land, sea, and air forces remains with the joint chiefs of staff in Washington rather than a single commander like Eisenhower in Europe. The tripartite field command is informally named Macnimaatz.

Joint Chiefs of Staff Washington Dwight D. Hisenhower Tripartite Field Command Macnimaatz

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