Campbell for War Assets Chief Reassigned for Reconversion
President Truman nominates General Campbell to deputy reconversion director as wartime production tops the effort. Campbell, long noted for leading the Army and Navy big gun programs, is praised for saving the country and speeding postwar adjustment.
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Genera Campbell
Mechanicville City League Plans Season Opening Bowls and Meetings
City League officials set midweek arrangements in the Mazonic Club parlor to open the season with a list of bowlers including Masonia Ctc Gorg V Phinnex Austin Serie Edward Ten Eyck Louis Kars Raber Sarie Olmfield Jona Spoha James Pratt and others. The article also notes a Board To Meet Selective Service Board 362 and church and fraternal activities with Rotary addresses and birthday observances among local figures.
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Gorg
Jobs Kopacz
John Izto
Michael Mucci
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Fay Babenis
Mark Fused
Joseph Sykes
John Comway
Milton McHinmer
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Earl Huat
Westley Sweet
Bernard A Dger
Walter Benham
Steve
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Henry Catone
Earl Coffee
John DePaul
Joseph Lupola
Joseph Ywaksta
Gus DeStefano
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Robert Staman
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Francis Welch
Norman Muir
William Brown
Edward McGowan
William Buela
Sidney W. Hewitt
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Thomas Sullivan
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James K. Stewart
Lewis ‘C. Mead
Donald J. Pingley
C. D. Linehan
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Edward C. Reneau
M. C. Aa
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Hugh F. Haddleton
Study of Hiroshima Bomb Devastation At Army Field
A secretive group of American Army experts arrived en route to Hiroshima to study the devastation from the atomic bombing. Japanese reports claim many who aided after the blast are dying. The War Department unit will report to the War Department and will study effects on booth, work, and property.
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U. S. Army
War Department
Booth
Chidren
Brooklyn
Jong
Pearl Harbor
Strange Scenes in Yokohama Amid Ruins and Refugees
Hal Boyle reports Yokohama after bombing with refugees on streets. Families carry babies on backs, patched garments scarce, umbrellas mark daily life, and girls in trousers near American troops. Hotels and docks survive bombardment while citizens endure hunger and quiet resilience.
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Yokohama
Yokoham
Withowooten
Junior
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Botoni
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Sprane
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Surplus Army Goods to Be on Sale
Surplus Army items including towels sheets mattresses flashlights and photographic film will be sold at retail by late October. The surplus property office of the Department of Commerce reports about 30 million dollars worth of era...
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Iate de Gctober
Department of Commerce
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