Depth charge lessons linger from Bikini test reports
Reporting from Bikini on the second atom bomb test, experts say water compressibility and depth affect hull damage. The plan calls for a deeper underwater detonation than the first, with a massive waterspout and potential flooding of battleships and carriers.
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Nevada
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Philippines Declares Independence. Kapitunan Flag Replaces U S Flag
The Philippine Islands become an independent nation with the Kapitunan flag replacing the Stars and Stripes as the official banner. The flag features a blue field symbolizing hope a white triangle for purity a red field for courage a golden sun for eight provinces and three stars for Luzon Visayan and Mindanao.
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World Family of Independent Nations
Spain
U. S
Luzon
Visayan
Mindanao
Nine Navy Officers Visit Sunflower Ordnance Works
Nine regular Navy line officers and U S Naval Academy graduates visited Sunflower Ordnance Works July 1 to 5, 1946 to learn rocket powder manufacturing methods. Their itinerary included navy loading plants proving grounds mine depots and the Du Pont and Hercules laboratories in New Jersey.
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Sunflower Ordnance Works
Navy Line
U. S. Naval Academy
Cary H. Hall
William R. McKinney
Raymond A. Hundervadt
Harold L. Graham
Arlie C. Capps
John B. Davis
Ernest W. Dobie, Jr
Joseph M. Parsons
Oscar F. Breyer
Sunflower
duPont and Hercules Research Laboratories
New Jersey
Four K State Professors Move to Half Time Posts
Four Kansas State College faculty members shift from full time to half time under college policy. R. K. Nabours of zoology and E. M. Amos in industrial journalism and printing move to half time July 1 for research and teaching respectively. E. C. Jones and D. E. Lynch, both assistant professors of shop practice, convert to half time effective October 31.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State College
Milton S. Eisenhower
R. K. Nabours
E. M. Amos
E. C. Jones
D. E. Lynch
Nahours
Amos
Ex-sailor seeks $2000 car for wedding trip in Pittsburgh
A Pittsburgh navy veteran seeks a land-going boat to marry his sweetheart. He advertised that an auto is needed with up to $2000 cash offered in exchange.
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Pittsburgh
Navy
Stanton rent cut hailed by OPA in Albuquerque note
The OPA confirmed Arthur P. Stanton's claim his rent was excessive and said the rent would be reduced by $6 a month starting July 1 in a June 30 letter. The OPA expired at midnight June 30 and Stanton moved two weeks earlier.
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N. M
OPA
Arthur P. Stanton
Stanton
Six Woonsocket Landlords Accused of Rent Hikes
The Woonsocket Call lists six landlords on page one for allegedly raising rents on twelve tenants and notes one landlord who delivered an eviction notice. The notice appears in the July 4 edition from Woonsocket, Rhode Island.
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Woonsocket Call
Kansas 1946 Summer Session Musical Calendar Highlights
The 1946 summer session lists over 29 musical events at the University of Kansas. Notable appearances include tenor John Anglin at Hoch Auditorium and violinist Mary Becker July 16. Recitals by Martha Lee Baxter July 30 and Mary Jane Waggoner August 6 cap off student efforts alongside weekly orchestra and band performances and all musical vespers on August 4.
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University of Kansas
John Anglin
Hoch Auditorium
Mary Becker
Music Camp
Martha Lee Baxter
Pittsburg
School of Fine Arts
Mary Jane Waggoner
Baxter Springs
Hoch
Uncertainty on Prices As Nation Awaits New Controls
Amid Fourth of July reflections, the nation faces possible price rises, with the Bureau of Labor Statistics noting an eight percent jump in 28 basic commodities since stabilization ended. Prices for meat and dairy show increases, while cattle and hog markets pause below peak records as Congress eyes new controls. Retailers stay largely at OPA levels awaiting action, and landlords weigh rent ceilings against broader policy moves.
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Washington
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Wall Street
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New York
OPA
Chicago
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Aboard Seven Vessels More Than Eight Thousand Servicemen
Aboard seven vessels more than 8 900 servicemen are reported to have embarked for action in the war zone. The movement involves navy ships under orders from headquarters and reflects intensified troop deployment.
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Associated Press
Homecoming Ships Bring 705 War Brides to U S Ports
Overseas arrivals scheduled to reach East and West Coast ports today as 705 war brides and children embark for new homes in the United States marking an Independence Day homecoming.
Vessels Await Docking in Major West Coast Ports
Seven ships are slated to arrive and dock at New York, San Diego, and San Francisco in coming days. Officials expect cargo handling and coastal traffic adjustments as vessels align with port schedules.
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New York
San Diego
San Francisco
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