28 Ships With 28 861 Aboard Due Today
Twenty eight ships were scheduled to arrive at East and West coast ports with more than 26 thousand servicemen. Notable arrivals include hospital ships Wisteria from Bremen and General Muir from Catapult with thousands of troops, patients and support units. Various hospitals, engineer and quartermaster detachments, medical and supply units accompany the vessels as part of the postwar movement.
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Unheh Press
New York
Aring
Wisteria
Bremen
Daniel Lownsdale
General Muil
Catéutla
Sistem
Eng
Peroleum Dist
Qin Rettig. Co
Squier
Cals Sul
Richard Gattling
Mardeile
Cong
Walgett Avery
Tom Morseille
Cardinal Gibbons
Afielwérp
C. Stebbins
Newport
Matthew Goldsbaro
Newport Néawa
William Smith
Marseille
Field Artillery
Rensselaer Victory
4Th Convalesciece
D66th Quartermaster Fumigation and Bath Company
First Ordnance Ammunition Company
Woodbridge
Washington Calling on atomic energy control clash
Marquis Childs surveys the postwar struggle over who should govern atomic energy. The May Johnson bill, drafted in war, would place the administrator as real boss with part time commissioners, provoking scientist protests led by Urey and Szilard. Senator McMahon proposes a five member full time commission with broad authority, while Groves and Patterson seek civilian leadership and a peaceful peacetime path.
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Congress
War Department
Japan
Leslie 2 Groves
Robert P. Patterson
Harold C. Urey
University of Chicago
Leo Szilard
Groves
Brien McMahon
Senate Atomic Committee
Hickround
Magdohnsen
Graves
Patterson
McMahon Committee
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Military transport list notes many ships and troops
Large compilation of units and personnel by location with dates due at San Diego San Francisco Seattle and Los Angeles detailing troops from Marseille Pearl Harbor Manila Honolu Okinawa Nagoya Wakayama and other ports. It lists Army Navy Marine components and support detachments with hundreds to thousands of designated and undesignated personnel and accompanying vessels and equipment.
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Seille
100Th Infantry Division
Inefantry
397Th Infantry Regiment
Mose Cleveland
Philip Barbour
Marseille
San Diego
Corregidor
Pearl Harbor
LSM
LST
San Francisco
Flaming
Manila
Altaminhe
Honolu
Sanctuary
Navy
Oregon Express
Sasebo
Kmimere
Teyte
Los Angeles
Noble
Seyeern
Wakayama
Seattle
Was
Suwanee
Okinawa
Wakeman Grange Meeting Urged For Wakeman Area
Wakeman grange members urged to attend the upcoming meeting at 8:30 pm in January at the Wakeman AIL hall. Avon Village Board of Education held its regular session at the high school Tuesday evening electing Nasias Hassel as president for the past four years with continued service on the board. The board re elected Phalp Gerhart as vice president and approved other appointments and the treasurer. The meeting discussed ongoing school affairs and facility plans. Hockey league action noted, with teams and standings to be announced later.
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Wakeman Grange
Wakeman
Avon Village Board of Education
Avon
Gutueatin
Nasius N Hassel
May Sehwinn
Evelyn Osnouh
Ana Carl Rink
Phalp
F Gerhart
Vce
Amd Oy
Fais Adams
Asa
Bain HobBord
Bow
Westinghouse Lamp Division Power Bill and Sockets Lab
The monthly power bill at Westinghouse Lamp Division headquarters in Bison field New Jersey averages about 30000 dollars, enough to power 6000 homes. The life test laboratory houses 7000 electric sockets as laps and electronic tubes undergo 24 non stop endurance tests.
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Westinghouse Lamp
Bisonfield
N. J
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