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The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1946

Page

10

Lichen uses delicate filaments to cling and erode rock

Lichens cling to rock surfaces with thin filaments and gradually penetrate the rock as they grow, causing the stone to disintegrate. This process highlights how symbiotic organisms contribute to rock weathering over time.

Atomic defense and political security emerge from a soldier’s study

In a Pentagon study described by Alsop, top US Army youths concluded that armed forces alone cannot defend the nation against atomic threat. They argued that true defense requires political action, international control of atomic energy, safeguards, and a functioning world organization to settle disputes peacefully.

Joseph and Stewart Alsop Saturday Evening Post Pentagon General Staff United States Army United States Hiroshima Washington New York

Men Wanted for Office Repair Work in Washington Area

The Civil Service Commission announces an examination for men experienced in maintenance and repair of office machines. Vacancies in Washington D C and nearby areas with probational appointment leading to permanent status. Apply via the regional office at 433 W Van Buren Chicago 7 or any first or second class post office.

Civil Service Commission Washington D. C Commission W. van Bure, Street Chicago 7

Nuclear threat described as shared nightmare across powers

A passage argues that cities housing most of the population and the productive base are vulnerable to a first strike. It notes constitutional constraints on declaring war, contends military leaders favor peaceful, cooperative defenses, and portrays a looming, chilling reality if not addressed.

United States State Department

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