Atomic Bomb Tests Seen Vital To Nation By Farrell
Maj Gen Farrell argues atomic tests are vital to national security and military planning. He predicts a spring to summer Bikini Atoll test to study the weapon against naval forces and stresses readiness to mobilize equipment and personnel in any future atomic war.
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Farrell
Adller
Thonmy
Varrel
Leslie Bo Groves
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Aisne Nis
Againt & Navy
Internation
New York
INS
Americ Gamizilion
Bikini Atoll
Marshall Islands
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Shina
Atomic Bomb Prose and Power in War and Peace
A historical essay argues atomic weapons define future warfare and must be countered by strong air forces and reserves. It warns against sensationalism, notes naval tests, and stresses no defense exists against an atomic barrage while reflecting on New Mexico, Hiroshima, and Nagasaki.
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Hiroshima
Nagasaki
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UNO
Washington
Reliability Of Flood Cycles Denied
A skeptical look at cycle-based weather predictions. Weather Bureau experts dismiss fixed flood and drought cycles as unreliable for forecasting. Cautionary quotes from scientists warn against overinterpreting long-range patterns, noting historical mispredictions and the dangers of nuclear weapons discussions alongside climate talk.
War Crimes Decision Raises Issue
James Barlow analyzes the Yamashita verdict and potential effects on war crimes trials. He notes competing constitutional questions, possible appeals to the U.S. Supreme Court, and differences between Allied and U.S. tribunals amid ongoing prosecutions of Nazi and Japanese leaders. The piece highlights uncertainty, lack of precedent, and evolving legal standards.
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James Barlow
Washington
Supreme Court
Yamashita
Gemmana
Pilippines
U. S
U. & Supremeourt
Murphy
Rutledge
Nuernberg
Germany
Japan
Tojo
Thaeir
United States
Britain
France
Russia
Allied Control Council
Berlin
International Tribunal
Harold Judson
ILS
Rotledge
Gur Pg
Oll
U. S. Supreme Court
Bulledge-Murphy
MacArthur
Lhey
Wold
Ander
Two Men Die In Gowanda Fire Tragedy
A deadly blaze in Gowanda engulfed a three story brick building killing two men identified as George Swanson a former druggist and Joseph Rowley of Niagara Falls. Twelve others escaped as flames trapped occupants on a balcony. Proopr Martins shop owner estimated losses at 50000 with origin of the fire undetermined. An eyewitness described the escaping crowd and smoke.
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Gowanda
Martin
Eye Banks Offer Help For The Blind
New York eye banks, modeled on blood banks, aim to expand nationwide. Eye tissue from deceased donors would fund corneal transplants to restore sight, with demonstrations and fundraising to support operations and medical training across the United States.
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Eye Bank, Inc
Juiman
New York
United
Rye Banke
Light Restoration, Inc
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Phtaleyasia
Wycone
Melita
Rye Bank
Hyade Atkivtery
Maat Sixty-Fourth Street
New York City
United States
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Rensselace County
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Staithsonian Institution
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