Bride of Two Will Annul Second Marriage in Kansas City
Mrs. Ann Birdwell Marshall, 19, seeks annulment of her second marriage to Jack Marshall, 32, after secretly marrying him just weeks after Gene D. Birdwell, 21, her first husband who had been held as a Japanese prisoner, sent a message of hope. Attorney Donald O Hara plans to file an affidavit of appearance by airmail to Marshall, who has returned to a Wichita apartment rented for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City. Me
Ann Birdwell-Marshall
Gene D. Birdwell
Jack Marshall
Birdwell
War Department
Balikpapen
Donald O'Hara
Marshall
Wichita
Arkansas Veterans Returning to U S
Arkansas service members listed as returning to the United States aboard the S S General Brooke and the James Parker are to dock in New York. The roster names dozens of ranks and towns across the state, including Fort Smith Little Rock Pine Bluff Fayetteville El Dorado and Camden with officers and enlisted men returning from World War II service.
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Aransas
S.S
Brooke
New York
Frederick J
Little Robinson
Marvin G
Ben Callison
Paul E
Pic
Strawberry
Cone
Asbury R
Thornton
Pace
Paul P
Fort Smith
Jones
James
Warren
Conrad
Ervin A
Stuttgart
Daniel
Locar
Pine Bluff
Truman W
Straw- Bakey
Shannon J
Conway
Hammons C
Hena Prichett
William L
Charleston
Ray
James B
Blytheville
Robinson
Ray A., Jr
Little Rock
Roberson
Baily C
Searcy
A Archie G
Pine Evans
John A
Pfec
Tie Plant
Orrell
James T
Hot Springs
Hancock
Davis D
Secran- Holder
Louie E
Pfc
Fayetteville
Miller
Wilburn W
Steps
Vernor O
New- P&gibson
Myron E., Jr
van Paul O
Fort Nelson
John
Kensett
Young
Lloyd W
Fayette- Easterlin
Jack T
Crawford
Virgel
Pea Newman
Cleon M
Jacksonville
Yates
Harris B., Jr
Siloam Springs
Perry
Arkansas
America
James Parker
Maxwell
Robert H
T-5
Texanua
Arnold
Carl C
Jonesboro
May
Orlan C
Fordyce
Eddie L
Forrest Richart
Zeddie J
Morris- Newton
Clifton
Phillips
Arthur
Pine Leeper
Howard
The Story of the Atom No 2 The Secret of Atomic Power
The article explains how the Hiroshima bomb worked with a parachute drop to ensure distance. It details uranium U1235, neutron fission, chain reactions and the immense energy released in fractions of a second. It notes the bomb’s mass, secret mechanism, a five year scientific collaboration, and its role in ending World War II with a hope to preserve peace.
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Hiroshima
United States
Japan Still Believes War Won’t End in Defeat
United Press surveys in Tokyo report Japanese opinion holds the war lost but the people blame bad army leadership and praise the emperor for halting hostilities. They see American forces as temporary occupiers and await a future “equalizer” such as the atomic bomb, with few admitting final defeat.
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Tokyo
Japan
United Press
New York
Washington
America
United States
Military roster fragment with names and ranks
A granular list of names with ranks and towns, including Urban W Etzkorn in Paris and Robert L Thompson in S-Sgt, plus others like David C Eastwood Pvt and Horace J Lovell Sgt. The snippet shows units and home towns such as Fort Smith, Newport, Bradford, and Tyronza, suggesting a local WW II era personnel roll call.
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Davis
Garvis
Parkin
Turner
Robert
Forrestty
Belle
Lesser
Marvell
Mackey
Robert P
van Buren
Threntham
Virgie O
Newport
Rains
Walter I
Bradford
Lanoston
Thoral H
Fort Smith
Thompson
Robert L
Arkadelphia
Lovell
Horace J
Tyronza
Danning
Oscar
Fort Oe
Luci
Eveniayne
Ucian
Vening Shade
Huddleston
Chester O
Pfc
Pine Bluff
Madden
Ruobert G
Hall Summit
Sheffield
Vernon H
Hot Springs
Kearney
Harry E
Augus
Deferment Class Wiped Out in Draft
National Selective Service Headquarters announced elimination of Class 1-B deferments for war production workers. All in 1-B move to 1-A, covering essential national health, safety, and defense activities, demobilization, and postwar conversion. Truman urged fewer calls with limited eligibility by age and volunteers.
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Washington
National Selective Service Headquarters
Germany
Japan
Selective Service Boards
United States
Selective Service
Truman
Armed Forces
England’s debt settlement feeler to the United States
Questions and Answers item notes an unofficial British proposal to settle 59 cents on the dollar for half the debt in U S money and Britain’s 100s for the rest. It asks when Congress declared World War I ended, and cites Farragut’s famous audacious quip. It also asks about latest census estimates and the first OPA rationed item.
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England
United States
U. S
Handling a Leashed Dog Approach on the Street
A person on the sidewalk fears a leashed dog during a walk. The advised action is to pull the dog in close and move off the sidewalk to keep the other person safe and calm.
United States Records Record Trade Gap in 1929 Boom
In 1929 the United States exported one billion dollars more in goods than it imported marking a substantial trade surplus during a booming year. The headline notes a notable export surge amid the era's economic expansion.
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United States
Japs Cite Occupation Forces in Brutality Looting Claims
San Francisco reports the Japanese agency Domei acknowledged comparatively strict military discipline among occupation forces yet charged Americans with six cases of brutality and 38 cases of looting. The broadcast listed home ministry urged observers to lock doors, dress conservatively, avoid night travel, scream on break-ins, resist attackers by biting or scratching, and cooperate with neighborhood guards. Under Gen Charles de Gaulle France maintains an army of 1,000,000.
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San Francisco
Wornei Agency
Federal Communications Commission
Domei
Home Ministry
Government work and rent control quotes in wartime context
A compilation of public remarks on government projects contrasting bridge building with routine tasks, rent control toughness, and bureaucratic statements. Includes a note on a long men clothing industry boom and a historical record brook trout catch in Ontario in 1916.
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Nipigen River
Ontario
Black and White Ointment Skin Care Ad
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for eczema acne pimples ringworm and rashes with claims of instant action antiseptic healing and scooped selling points. It promises 25 years of success and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Also promotes Black and White Skin Soap for daily cleansing and urges proper soap use.
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St. Joseph
Bob Elmore
Calvin E. Cassidy
Hope, Ark
Ark
Drath Co
Richard W. Johnston
Etzkorn, Urban W
T-4
Paris
Eastwood, David C
Pvt
Gran
Manfrey
Alvin E
Truman. Brace, Durware F
Congress
Census Bureau
David Glasgow Farragut
Mobieay
OPA
Charles de Guulle
France
Sen
B. B. Hickenner
Towa
Leo F. Gentner
Salisbury, N. C
Post
Jerome I. Udell
Redfern
Robison
Geo. W. Robison & Co
Nashville
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