More Than Thirty Ships Damaged at Bikini Atoll Test
Admiral Blandy announced that the atomic blast damaged or sunk more than thirty ships in the Bikini Atoll test fleet with no human lives lost. Several vessels were heavily damaged or sunk, including the Gillian Carlisle and the destroyer Samson, while sailors reported fires and near total destruction on some ships. The test proceeded toward a second underwater burst to test armor against water pressure as scientists praised the results yet noted further scrutiny was needed.
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Bikini ‘Atoll
Wi. P. Blandy
Bikini ‘Lagoon
Blandy
Columbia Broadcasting System
A. Solberg
Pennsylvania
Boxswore
Gillian
Carlisle
Samson
Allerton
Skate
Nagato
Sakawa
Arkansas
Pensacola
New York
Nevada
Saratoga
Salt Lake City
Independence
Bhun
Wilson
Bristoe
Niagara
Bladen
Banner
Butte
Ve. Navy
United Press
William Tyree
Pr. J. O. Hirchfelder
Los Alamus Atomic Bomb Laboratory
Peaceful Aftermath Seen Aboard USS Appalachian at Bikini Lagoon
Aboard the USS Appalachian near Bikini Lagoon observers note fires mostly out on target ships after the atomic blast. Navy leaders Forrestal and Blandy praise the Operations Crossroads team as the 42,000 crew members observe the site with Awe. A light cruiser appears damaged while the Nevada endures the blast, and the Samson lies on its side. a peach colored smoke pillar rises over the area.
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William Fr. Tyree
Bikini Lagoon
Independence
Saratoga
Ue Appalachian
Navy
James Y. Forrestal
W. H. P. Blandy
Nevada
Samson
J Delenging
Stegny
Weather forecast with showers and cooler tonight
Partly cloudy conditions persist with local thundershowers today and a cooler night ahead. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and slightly cooler, less humid air. An advertisement for wedding decorations by Carck Florist next to Sears in Adv section.
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Sears
Adv
61 Boys Enter Y Camp Today
Sixteen campers open the second week of the 1040 season at the Vermilion river camp with West Virginia boys Scrappy Cox of Morgantown and Joan Hefordtr among the group Also from Elyria Grafton Avon Lake and Lorain the list includes Janie Alexander Robert Alexander and many others in the run up to the next session Continued on Page ?
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West Virginia
JssSee-Kestucky
Vermilion River
Humber
West
W. Va
Ant
Joan ¥. Pehafordtr
Beverly Avenue
Tss-See-Kes Jast Lunes
Harte Stevie
Grafton
Avon
Neatwilk
Vemilion
Avon Lake
Lorain
Elyria
Elyrians
Janie Alexander
Robert Alexander
Onald Andress
Richard Bauru
Normian Beattie
Peddy Berg
Pick A. Bramwell
Robert Brandes
Flabert Butts
Gary Castle
Jack Glouser
Dick Coystock
Jack Pillmay
Royal Powboys
Donald Drager
James Dunlap
Eliott Elden
James Ennes
James Gilkinson
John Babi
Dale W. Handley
Wayne L. Handley
John Hengelbaugh
Willian J. Heyd
Keill Horton
Robert Joya
Jack Snight
Bill McMan
Jack Malery
June Busy Month for Marriage License Clerk
The June period after hostilities saw a surge in licenses with 197 applications filed by Miss Lucy Marsico, 103 more than last June. The clerk’s output reflected a busy whirl as local residents sought licenses in Rivoli and nearby towns.
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Dan Cupid
Lucy Marsio
Miss Marsico
Markets Respond to Death of OPA Across Sectors
New York markets rallied as stocks bonds and commodities advanced on the death of the OPA. Investors touted bullish prospects, with blocks of shares trading and substantial gains across steels autos and liquor firms. Livestock grain and wheat futures showed notable price moves in western and midwestern exchanges.
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New York
Wth
Dhass
Cottay
New
Cory
Chiguga
Minneapolis
Mother Dies Saving Son in House Fire Near Osborne
A mother died trying to rescue her son when a fire destroyed a home near Osborne. The bodies were found hours later amid flames believed to be caused by a kerosene explosion. The tragedy occurred as Franklin tales spoke of a fatal incident. Special tennis buckets and nylon items priced at $10.85 each.
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Ng Gibbs
Wenths-Ald Sen
Franklin
Untir Hane
Osborne
Strike Called Off By Farm Group In Ohio
The Ohio Farmers Marketing Quota Protest Association ended its farmers strike after a Mansfield meeting led by HO H. Packler. President Packler urged price stabilization and avoidance of inflation in purchases. Denham announced a future Lorain county meeting to discuss the costly federal milk referendum for area producers.
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Ohio Farmers Marketing Quota Protest Association
Opf.a
Mansfield
Truman Denham
Gratton
HO H. Packler
Plyemouth
Assoction
O. P. Awia
Denham
Lorain County
Fleyelang
Sugar Rationing Still In Effect
Washington sugar rationing remains in effect under the second war powers act though the price control law expired. OPA officials note the program continues despite the expiration and scope of wartime controls. A separate item reports Robert Kipp, 32, of Dayton killed today on Route 58 when his car collided with another vehicle. Farm news from Broad Street area includes garden cusingley and local ads around 58 Broad Street.
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Washington
OPA
Fragh
Xenia
Robert Kipp
Dayton
Antes Barty
Renia
Gnother Gar
Retailers plan price hikes as OPA ends, reports say
merchants in Elyria and Cleveland indicate they will raise prices only when forced, aiming to keep margins within limits. Independent stores and many in retail expect to sell at or below ceilings as long as stock lasts, while some foresee a broader upsurge once the OPA expires.
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Elyria
Cee Ine
Jen
Fiition
Itn
OPA
Association
Armousted
Atheistian
Fiyria
Chamber of Commerce
United Pres
Cleveland
Cane
Four Injured in Auto Collisions
Multiple weekend crashes left four people injured on Route 57 Broadway Broad Street and nearby streets. Victims include Nietarla Wescott and Mrs Arthur Chappell in Cleveland with forehead and spine bruises, Mattie Johnson with right side injury, Dorothy Gochenour with facial bruise, and others unnamed. Vehicles involved include drivers William Horvath Jr Amhesta Arthur Chappell Cleveland Clyde Johnson David Conwey Lakewood and more. Police report details a series of rear end and side collisions on Saturday afternoon and evening.
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Nietarla
Wescott
Glenwood Street
Arthur Chappell
Cleveland
Route 57
Broadway
William Horvath, Jr
Amherst
Mattie Johnson
Harrison Street
Dorothy Gochenour
Moule
Clyde Johnson
David Conwey
Lakewood
Bhervista
Robert Welshell
Vile
A. D. Pierce
Norwalk
Pierce
Welshell
Board of Health Increases Salaries and Budget Request
The Board of Health voted to raise salaries by 20 monthly for department staff and approved a budget request near $18,000 for the new year. The amount exceeds last year due to the raise and plans to hire an additional full time city nurse. Kathryne Hull remains the department's only nurse, with past reductions reducing staff from two full timers.
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Lyria
Health Department
Board of Health
Aiso
Puds
Kathryne Hull
Congress Fails to Extend Price Control Legislation
Washington reports Congress blocked efforts to extend the wartime stopgap price control law that expired at midnight. O’Daniel of Texas stalled a Senate resolution, delaying action for at least 24 hours. The lapse leaves no legal authority to enforce price ceilings until anew bill passes. landlords may raise rents, and the administration plans a permanent measure.
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Washington
Senew, Tae
O'Daniel Tex
Senate
O'Daniel
Truman
Congress
Brent Spence
Kya
House Banking Committee
House
Tim Ee
Taft
Robert A. Taft
Mutual
OPA
Ian
Jen
Jay
Hike in Butter and Meat Prices Prophesied by USDA
A USDA spokesman predicts subsidy program stoppage will raise butter by 20 cents a pound and meat by five cents a pound. Prices of milk and cheese may also jump, as the department ends dairy set asides and allows open market purchases at ceiling price. The action aims to stabilize wheat and meat prices near the CPA ceiling.
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Washington
Pla
CPA
Explosion Goes Unrecorded by Seismograph Near New Mexico Bomb
Lincoln reports a distant blast from New Mexico did not register on seismographs due to instrument sensitivity and distance. The piece references a wartime era context and mentions a controversial incident involving Bagley and others, illustrating print’s battered readability.
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Tony Roger Gale
Seismongraph
New Mexico
OPA Situation At A Glance Amid Price Controls
Washington reports the OPA situation at a glance as Congress may extend price and rent powers. Sellers could raise prices without penalty while employers may adjust wages without approval. Landlords face limits but state and local laws vary by locality. About 36,068 OPA staff and boards await Congress action to resume authority.
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Washington
OPA
Congress
Ita
House
Senate
Truman
Taul
Aome
Uney
Wise Rd Board
Office of
Amie Stabilization
Ingby
Conarces
Run gang staged final roaming raid in central city
Fragmented OCR text describes a gang raid staged in a central city area with police involvement. Details are unclear due to garbled words and missing names or dates. The fragment references Saturday events and potential prices or punishments but lacks verifiable specifics.
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Sky Bridge
Vice-Admi
W.H. P. Blandy
Mt. McKinley
Acme
Capitol
Broad Street
Nate
Deets, Inc
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Lincoln
Emai Alecs
Bagley
Anti
Westerville
Howard Hyde ‘Wessell
Manshy
RUN Gang
Qentieg Faer
Merting
Revo
Fe Simple Tre Police
Batore
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