Tornadoes and Disasters Sweep the Nation with Heavy Losses
A grim tally from 1940s incidents shows multiple catastrophes. Tornadoes strike Alabama Mississippi and Georgia. fires, plane crashes, and train wrecks claim dozens. Notable deaths include hotel fires in Chicago and Atlanta, and air and naval crashes across several states.
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Major sports and political milestones listed in 1947 summary
A sweeping year in sports and public affairs highlights wins from the Stanley Cup to the Derby, Indians sale, and football titles. Notable events include Joe Louis retaining the heavyweight title, Lloyd Mangrum’s golf victory, and major league baseball trends and labor actions.
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Notable figures pass in early January era obituaries
A sequence of brief notices lists deaths of public figures and entertainers, including George J. Summerville, Harry Hopkins, Archbishop Glennon, Vice Admiral Vickery, former congressmen MacDonald and Davey, novelist Tarkington, Senator Erickson, Col. Bradley, playwright Pollack, coach Yost, actor Ragland, Justice McReynolds, Mrs. Eisenhower, Miles Poindexter, Barney Oldfield, Gifford Pinchot, Stilwell, Goldsborough, James Walker, Donald Meek, Edgar Pew, Damon Runyon, and other prominent names with ages and roles.
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Hurry Up) Yost
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Rags) Ragland
James C.mcreynolds
U. S. Supreme Court
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Barney)Oldfield
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Joseph W
Vinegar Joe) Stilwell
Burma
Phillips Goldsborough
Maryland
Global Civil War and Cold War Era Headlines Snapshot
A compiled update of 1940s era events detailing truce talks in China and Iran, new French leadership, Hungary becoming a republic, Soviet five year plan announcements, Bataan death march perpetrator sentenced, Peron accuses embassy officials, Dutch and Indonesian unrest, UN actions on Spain Iran and atomic energy, Manchuria battles, and postwar trials and treaties affecting Greece, Yugoslavia, and Italy.
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Living Word John Gospel Study for January
A Sunday school lesson outlines John 1 1 18 presenting Jesus as the eternal Word and light who reveals God. It covers the living Word as light and divider of men the revelation of grace and truth through Jesus Christ and the rejection or acceptance of his message.
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Top Ten News Stories of 1946 Selected by Editors
A Publishers' Auxiliary poll highlights the year with a Republican swing in state and congressional elections. Twelve Nazi leaders are sentenced to death at Nuremberg. Wallace is urged to resign after a foreign policy speech. Paris peace talks draw 21 nations. President vetoes new OPA and end of price controls. Navy conducts Bikini atom tests. Yugoslav demands follow five airmen death. Truman calls draft to end rail strike. U N atom group discusses peace versus destruction. Suzanne Degnan kidnap murder shocks Chicago.
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