Vast haze shrouds mid Pacific amid Mauna Loa eruption
Honolulu reports a vast haze covering up to two million square miles in the central Pacific. Geiger readings show no radioactivity, suggesting a volcanic origin linked to Mauna Loa’s third eruptive week. Air quality at Hawaii remains heavily laden with particles, while stratospheric winds may explain the reach.
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Wendell Mordy
Testa
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Robert H. Simpson
U.S. Weather Bureau
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T Simpson
Wake
Honolula
Kine Cid Aeronautics
Kline
Death at graduation mass in Pittsburgh
Mrs. Anastasia Krep aged 65 died after collapsing while attending her granddaughter’s graduation mass at St Joseph church in Pittsburgh on June 15 1944. She had been ill but walked three blocks to the church before the fatal heart attack.
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Colmery Sees Life Chance for Crime Probe in Kansas
Harry W. Colmery, candidate for the Republican Senate nomination, urged the administration not to let the senate committee conduct a wide inquiry into crime and political corruption. Speaking during a swing through Dodge City, he linked rackets to political influence and urged rooting out commercial gambling and crime from national and Kansas politics. The piece also notes silent world affairs chatter and a camera shot of Franklin County delegates on the KU campus with brief identifications.
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Foot itch remedy touted at local drugstore sale
An advertisement declares a strong antifungal preparation with alcohol content, promising rapid relief within an hour. It promotes a 40 cent hack at Qing store and highlights availability today at H.W. Stewits, Brungest Round Carner Drug Co.
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Three More Kansas Counties Show Population Drops
June 15 Wichita report notes three more Kansas counties with declines since 1940. Greenwood falls from 16 495 to 13 562. Eureka rises to 3 955. Harvey slight drop to 21 604 from 21 712. Newton seat gains to 11 541. Woodson 6 697 down from 7 014. Yates Center 2 162 down from 3 176. Also Cape Hatteras lighthouse at 194 feet cited.
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Greenwood
Eureka
Harvey County
Newton
Woodson County
Yates Center
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