16 Sep 1945
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1945
Page
1
Meteorologists foresee no need for naval conflict as the feared ratio between typhoons and hurricanes appears unlikely to trigger renewed hostilities. The article discusses wartime weather expectations and strategic implications for military planning.
A fragment discusses Eastern storms being far more numerous than Western ones and posits factors driving hurricane and typhoon frequency. It muses on Earth moon balance, gravity, and speculative scenarios if celestial forces changed, with references to historical typhoons near Japan and sea power during wars.
An unfinished weather discussion notes the difficulty of distinguishing a coming heat wave from a rainstorm. It mentions rain predictions and the challenge forecasters face in Illinois and other regions as rain patterns remain uncertain.
A fragmentary letter page discusses links between planetary movements and weather pressures on human affairs. It cites Prof Selby Maxwell and hints at historical theories, asking about future winter conditions and timing for planting evergreens.
A Vienna people's court today sentenced German scientist John Lange to death for attempting to destroy a world finest microscope to prevent it from falling into Russian hands as Vienna was captured.
US dispatch reports a bloodless invasion of Japan with about 1 million of 3 million home army troops under arms. Demobilization accelerates and occupation proceeds quietly as General Douglas MacArthur enforces Potsdam terms. Domei News Agency suspended briefly amid crackdown on Black Dragon Society elements.
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