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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1945
Page
5
Wealth doomed along with war lords, Japan's industrial and financial emperors face collapse. Mitsui group dominates cotton, cement, mining, coal shipping and electro chemicals. Baron Takasume Mitsui, son of Baron Hachiroymon Mitsui, leads family affairs.
Maj. Gree Boyington of Oka teran Washington, a Marine flying hero of the Solomons campaign who had been missing since January 1944, is reported alive in Tokyo. The Flying Tiger pilot, who re enlisted to command a fighter squadron, previously held the record for most trap planes shot down.
The radium atom acts like tiny atomic bombs in a thimbleful, exploding constantly and making radium dangerous to handle. Radium’s rarity and danger spurred scientists to seek radioactive forms of common elements to fight disease, including cancer. In 1919 Rutherford directed alpha beams at nitrogen, achieving artificial transmutation into hydrogen and oxygen.
Chadwick and associates broke apart boron fluorine sodium aluminum and phosphorus to reveal that atom smashing uses enormous power. Nuclei require cracking to transmute elements with X-ray generators and high voltage. The Van de Graaff generator at MIT built by Robert J. Van de Graaff in 1932 and the first cyclotron by Ernest O. Lawrence in 1929 illustrate early devices enabling radioactive reactions.
Last Stop for Tokyo Line Prime Minister Kimon Georgieff of Bulgaria pledges free elections after postponement urged by the United States and England. The U.S. frowns on a Soviet-sponsored Bulgar setup as undemocratic while England says any new government chosen under electoral law would not be recognized.
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