Today in History Entries Highlight Key 1907 to 1944 Events
On Aug 1 1907 the U S Army Signal Corps formed an aero nautical division marking early air power. In 1914 Queen Anne dies at 49, George I succeeds. Colorado becomes 38th state in 1876. First Sino Japanese War erupts 1894 Japan defeats China over Korea. In 1933 Blue Eagle symbol debuts for N R A. 1936 Berlin Olympics opened under Hitler. 1944 Warsaw uprising against Nazi rule lasts two months before failing. Energy Commission established.
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World in Brief economy grows amid crisis and recalls
The Commerce Department reports 1.9 percent annual GDP growth in the second quarter driven by consumer stimulus and export gains. Economists warn these gains may yield weaker growth later as stimulus effects fade. Also noted: Exxon's quarterly profit of 11.7 billion and U S politics over a safety act. Karadzic faces U N war crimes tribunal. a Canadian bus stabbing incident ends with the attacker's arrest.
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Iraq War Toll Drops Sharply in July Amid Violence Decline
Seven American soldiers died in combat in July, bringing U S fatalities to 13 when noncombat deaths and two missing soldiers’ bodies are included. The White House said the drop signals easing violence and President Bush indicated Petraeus will recommend possible further combat force reductions in September.
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Congress passes bill to ban lead in children's toys
The Senate approved legislation on Thursday to ban lead in toys and enforce safety checks to prevent health risk chemicals from reaching items children chew on or play with. The measure aims to ensure toys and articles for kids meet stricter standards before reaching stores and homes.
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House panel chides salmonella probe as Keystone Kops tale
House Energy and Commerce Chairman likens the salmonella inquiry to Keystone Kops as lawmakers accuse agencies of bungling the investigation into a summer outbreak sickening over 1,300 and costing produce firms more than 200 million. The panel faults FDA and CDC for unclear leadership while pepper tailed the probe toward jalapeños and serranos.
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Newspaper contact and subscriptions directory update
Editorial staff and contact details listed for the Lawrence Journal-World with editors, online and partner contacts, and subscription assistance. Includes phone numbers for newsroom departments, 6News and Mediaphormedia contacts, and in-town redelivery guarantee information.
Phoenix lander confirms ice in Martian soil
Phoenix scientists announced the Mars lander has detected frozen water in soil samples. By melting icy soil in its lab oven, the craft confirmed ice beneath its landing site, supporting earlier orbital hints and aiding study of past climate and possible life conditions on Mars.
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Poll results and Douglas County Fair tractor pull query
A prompt poll asks how much money readers have donated to political campaigns with options from zero to more than $1,000. It also invites readers to view responses online at ljworld.com and participate in a separate question about the Douglas County Fair antique tractor pull winner, described as never been.
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