Atomic test scene on Kwajalein fuels debate
Maj. Alexander de Seversky predicted the planned atomic blast would cause very limited damage while Maj. Gen. Anthony McAuliffe suggested the first test could prompt an international pact to restrict atomic energy to peaceful use. Observers from 100 news groups toured Kwajalein as Crossroads operations prepared for mid air and underwater tests.
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Tle
Major
de Seversky
U. S
Symere de M. Ramey
20Th Bomber Command
Thomas Powers
Army
Ramey
Powers
Anthony McAuliffe
Army Ground Forces
Appalachian
Ben H. Wyatt
Marshalls
Kwajalein
Notable military leaders and lawmakers named in regional report
The article lists Adm. Charles A. Cooke Jr as Seventh Fleet commander, Vice Admiral A. E. Montgomery as Pacific air commander, Vice Admiral E. L. Cochrane of the Bureau of Ordnance, Lt. Gen. Roy Geiger of the Pacific Fleet Marine Forces, and Senators Guy Cordon, Carl A. Hatch, and B. B. Hickenlooper from Oregon New Mexico and Iowa respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Cooke, Jr
U. S. Seventh Fleet
A. E. Montgomery
Pacific Air
E. L. Cochrane
Navy Bureau of Ordnance
Roy Geiger
Pacific Fleet Marine Forces
Guy Cordon
Oregon
Carl A. Hatch
New Mexico
B. B. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Syphilis Blindness Prevented by New Treatment Method
Four medical investigators presented a treatment combining penicillin with malaria organisms to prevent blindness from syphilis. The method inoculates patients with malaria or uses penicillin alongside. Researchers include Dr. Max A. Bahr Dr. Walter L. Bruetsch Dr. Conrad Berens and Dr. Walter Clarke representing national medical groups.
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San Francisco
American Neurological Association
Max A. Bahr
Walter L. Bruetsch
Indianapolis
Ind
Conrad Berens
New York
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Walter Clarke
American Social Hygiene Association
Japanese Soldiers Convict Officers In Mock War Trial
Tokyo reports that Japanese soldiers on the Tatsuhara Maru conducted their own trial of officers from Bangkok repatriation. Thirty of the 33 convicted officers were hospitalized or aided ashore after the beating. The ship arrived at Kagoshima with 3,500 repatriates. an Allied military police inquiry will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Bangkok
Kyodo
Kagoshima
Allied
Building permits issued for residence at 4009 Harrison Street
Building inspector Mrs Elizabeth Crandall approves a one story frame residence at 4009 Harrison Street with a cost not to exceed 4800 using day labor. The article also notes the Philippines comprise ten large and seventy small islands.
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Elizabeth Crandall
Harrison Street
British women in great flour rush shocks London
Thousands of housewives flooded stores after the bread ration decision. In one and a half hours 750000 to 1000000 pounds of flour passed from counters mainly in three pound sacks. Hastings bakers call for emergency meeting to oppose bread rationing.
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London
House of Commons
Hastings
Master Bakers Association
Kent
Veterans Administration Extends Itinerant Service to Several Cities
The itinerant service of the veterans administration is being extended to Ruston Farmersville Bastrop Oak Grove Lake Providence Tallulah Rayville and Columbia. John C Tucker announces the weekly service will be available to veterans and dependents as soon as arrangements are completed. The effort aims to reach veterans at home locales.
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Contact Division
Veterans Administration
Ruston
Farmerville
Bastrop
Oak Grove
Lake Providence
Tallulah
Rayville
Columbia
John C. Tucker
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Apos
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Jordan River
Palestine
Syria
Trans-Jordan
Rembrandt Studio
Uncle Larry Club
Bernhardt Bldg
Floyd C. Humble
Humble & Humble
General Contractors
Appalachian, Panamint and
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Michigan
Mississippi St. Louis
Seeenee
Memphis
Seeee
Helena
Arkansas City
Vicksburg
Natchez
Alexandria
Philippine Islands
Cens
Ding & Furniture
Conwestors
Washington Star
Stone Blok
Concrete Products CO
Mississippi St
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Priscilla
Dmhcassomery Ward
North Third St
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