Atomic map shows Japan could be leveled by bombs
A grim report claims Japan's entire 260000 square mile homeland could be covered by atomic bombs. It says 5000 bombs with four mile killing radius would devastate all inhabited areas, warning that every inhabitant might be killed. The map illustration accompanies the claim.
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Japan
Atomic bomb could boost fleet power thousands of times
Washington reports theoretical calculations show an atomic bomb could multiply the destructive power of the American fleet of Superforts by about 3,000 times. If B-29s. each carrying seven ton war loads on Japan raids, the impact would dwarf regular TNT blasts. Experts caution results are theoretical, note size and fuse details remain undisclosed, and warn large scale use would demand new flight techniques and delay mechanisms.
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Oy Edward. L. Thomas
Guam
Nakajima Musashino-Tama
Tokyo
Tokyo Arsenal
Japan
Carl A. Spaatz
U. S
Strategic Air Forces
Nakajima
Great Steel Center
Yawkata
Intebee Lab
Radio Tokyo
Tanashi
Bose
Central Army “Command
Honshu
Yawata
Pittsburgh
Japan ‘Iron and Steel Works
Kokura Steel Company
Hitachi,Ltd
Nippon Synthetic Industry
Yasukawa Company
Okinawa
Kyushu
Carl le May
Fred Scherff
Washington
Jap Islands
Hiroshima
Russia
Pacific
Manchuria
United States
Europe
Siberia
Vladivostok
Truman
White House
U.S
Hoosier Attitude on War and Peace From Hal Boyle Memoir
Hal Boyle reflects with Hoosier readers on wartime attitudes and postwar aims. He notes Hoosiers value self sufficiency and resist foreign meddling while seeking lasting peace, citing 69 year old H H Woodsmall whose Civil War era father died at Antietam. Woodsmall supports a sensible plan for permanent peace without intruding in others affairs.
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Associated Press
Roy Howard
United Press
Byron Price
Riley
Indiana
Indianapolis
Manhattan
Moscow
London
Chungking
Hoosierland
H. H. Woodsmall
Antietam
Woodsmall
Vichy Air Minister Bergeret testifies on Allied aid to Paris
Gen. Bergeret testifies at Petain trial that Vichy air ministry acted as a clandestine intelligence conduit to London, briefing on Luftwaffe moves while Petain funded covert operations. He cites three aims: rebuild the air force, avoid Nazi collaboration, and rejoin the Allies. He says North Africa saw German sabotage but French bases aided Britain.
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Herbert G. King Kui
Jen Bergeret
Henri Philippe Petain
London
Petain
M. Bergeret
Rial
Aoe Bergeret
High Court
Luftwaffe
Berpere
Vichy
Bergeret
Armistice Commission
North Africa
Jean Darlan
France
Darlan
Bizerte
Daar
Japan protests US atomic attack as invasion plans advance
Reports from Tokyo say Japan charged the United States with violating article 22 of the Hague convention after Hiroshima. Officials in Tokyo described the raid as a display of inhumanity and noted Japan did not subscribe to the Hague treaty. A special cabinet session reviewed the raid as Emperor Hirohito received the report. Preparations remained under way for a possible invasion of Japan with transports moving supplies and troops.
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Mackkenzie
Atis
Hiroshima
Cin
Industria Inter
Teraily
United States
Japan
Avil
Truman
Tokyo
Hiroshima: E
Hirohito
Thichever
Pacific
Hiiroshima
Hevery
Radio Tokyo
Hiroshi Shimomura
Japanese Board of Information
Hirorito
British atomic bomb details to be expanded in next statement
Sir John Anderson, who led British research on the atomic bomb under Churchill, said further identified details will be revealed in a future statement. He warned the energy released is enormous and controlling it remains unsolved, though he expects progress with more work ahead.
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Ham
Jack Stinnett
Washington
White House
Ball Park
Conday
Truman
Henry’ Morgenthau
the Treasury
Annapolis
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Baltimore
Fred M. ‘Vinson
Treasury
G.colege
Kentucky
Vinson
Baseball ‘Commissionership
A. B
Chandler
J. A. Krug
War Production Board
Wisconsin University
John Snyder
New War Mobilizer
St. Louis
Dizzy Dean
Pepper Martin
Gashouse
London
John Anderson
Anderson
Council
Winston Churchill
Sie
James Hutcheson
Morotai Island
Dutch East Indies
Morotai
Harry H. Johnson
Ouchi
Johnson
Houston
Tex
Tokyo
Japan
Miss Dix
Joan
John
Mrs. P. M. D
Grandma
Army
Hanford
Richland
War Department
Dexter
Corliss
Raymond
Mildred
Pringle
F.g
B.g
MR. Pringie
Howard
Porch Corliss
Jesus
Jerusalem
Esus
Bethelehem
First Christian church bible school meeting and organ dedication
Social calendar notes a Wednesday evening 7:30 bible school teachers meeting at the First Christian church with dinner. An 8:00 organ dedication program features Annie Laurie Rehkopf. Several local residents and servicemen are listed visiting, traveling, or returning from duties, with brief hospital and military service updates.
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The
First Christian Church
Annie Laurie
Rehkopf
Fair Park
Pensacola
Fla
James W. Stroud
Hope
Ark
Navy
Stroud
Pensacola Naval Hospital
Norma L. Stroud
Ben Stroud
Route 4
Great Lakes
Ill
Memphis
South Faces Long Fight on Rail Parity
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission issued a partial win toward freight rate equality between the East and the rest of the country. While class rates remain unchanged since May 19, there is progress on classification and a temporary 10 percent rate adjustment for eastern versus southern western regions. States across the nation, including New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Massachusetts, have filed petitions for rehearing and reconsideration.
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Virginia van der Veerashington
South
Midwest
Interstate Commerce Commssion
Rocky Mountains
Commission
California
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Maryland
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kentucky
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cubs
Tigers
Bruins
Bengals
Atlantic Seaboard
Grimm
St. Louis Cardinals
Hank Borowy
Hark Wyse
Paul Derringer
Claude Passeau
Paul Erickson
Hy Vandenberg
Oston
St. Louis
Billy Southworth
Whitey 'Kurowski
Ted Wilks
Brooklyn
Dodgers
New York Giants
Ossie Bluege
Hal Newhouser
al Benton
Dizzy Trout
Women Living Together: Privacy and Peace in Home Life
A short modern society note argues for respect and quiet in a home shared by women and a young wife. It emphasizes privacy, personal space, and adapting to changing domestic habits with patience and courtesy.
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Arkanson
Ozite
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Hope Star
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Palmér
Alex H.’ Washburn
Star Building
Walnut Street
Hope, Ark
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National Advertising
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New York City
Madison Ave
Mich
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New Orleans
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Hugo Black
Supreme Court
Paul McNutt
Indiana University
Nelson Rockefeller
State Department
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J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
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D- Ky
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el Dorado
Roy Allen Boynton
Roy Boynton
Wingfield Lake
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Lydia
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Tokyo District
Titan
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Hambletonian
Leo H. Petersen
Goshen
N. Y
Titan Hanover
Parti-Mutuel
E. Rolland Harriman
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Mobile
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Pel Hutter
Roy Lanner
Little Rock
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Lion Oil Company
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Col. T. H. Barton
U. S. Arenas
Mexico
Pacific Ocean
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Mead
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Coast
SPAR
Dorothy Allen
Worcester
Mass
Marian
Dorothy
Manhattan Beach
Boston,Mass
Hal Boyle
Tokyo Rose
Yokhouma Bay
Halsey
Rosie
America
Clarence Weakley
Patsy
C. L. Glover
Mission, Texas
Texas and
Corbin Foster
Gail
Linda
Frederick
Okla
Grady Hollis
Bearden
H. W. Hatcher
5. R. Young
Rommel ? Young
Mrs. Young
June
Rockingham
North Carolina
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
Shreveport
W. R. Hudson
James Light A.M
Naval Air Station
San Diego
J. L. Light
E. I. Mahon
Paragould
J. T. Cox
James A. Watson
Mrs. Watson
Selma
Alabama
Mrs
Pearl Watson
James Embree
Larrey Embree
Magnolia
John R. Larramore
Martha Sue Larramore
Texarkana
Cpl
Charles Buller
Mr. and
J. T
Butler
European Theatre
Lois Russell
Josephine Hospital
Luzon
Pfe
Hedges
Rey Hedges
Rt. 2
Emmet
38Th “Avengers
Bataan
Hawaii
New Guinea
Leyte
Pres. Truman
City of
Sydney
Austra- A
Pepsi-Cola Company
Long Island City
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co
Ralph Teatsorth
Seventh Fleet
Arkasas
Slim
Ee Matt
Arthur
Ena
Hope Coca-Cola Battling Co
R. H. Shackford
Britain
Henry S. Stimson
United Nations Organization
United Nations
Anna M. Spillman
St. Francisville
Army Nurse Corps
Avon
Dallas
Spillman
Ashford General Hospital
McKinney
Ouachita Rural Electric Co-op
Incorporated
Ouachita Rural Electric Cooperative Corp
Camden
Arkansas Public Service Comiision
Allocaton
Cleveland
Bradley
Ouachita
Terriores
Richard McCut
United States Congress
Fogy
Bardora
Solomon
Barbara
Bell, Syndicate
Willard D. Eberhart
Wash
W. N. Casway
Mt. Moriah
Rosston Rd
W. R. Reed
Fulton, Ky
C. D. Meux
Rosston Road
Dale Gentry
H. G. Kennedy
Archer Porch
Evry
George
Uncle George
Mrs. Archer
Janet
Dexter Franklin
Abbott Herbert Corp
NEA Service, Inc
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Hizzoner
Hope’s
James H.jones
Ray
Jones
J. J. Bruce
S.E. Blevins
Oliver L.adams
Sappho Cake Tonearm
M. A. Peters
Soia
Conservation Service
Green Bay
Packers
Soldier Field
Layden
J. Monroe Johnson
Dick Turner
Hope, Atk
William A. O'Brien
NEA Service
Chicago Cub
Senators
154Th Observation Squadron
Arkansas National Guard
154Th
H.L. McAlister
Ploesti
Rumania
Helena
Hazel Horton
John D. Horton
Calvin E. Cassidy
Ark. Bank
Harry W. Shiver
Bob Elmore
Waymon D. Miller
Church of Christ
5Th and
Grady Streets
Hope, Arkansas
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