Senator predicts navies vanish under atomic sea
Senator Edwin C. Johnson said surface ships would be obsolete as atom bombs force navies underwater. He foresaw uranium powered submarines with jet propelled atom bomb rockets sinking entire fleets and warships moving beneath the sea to escape detection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Atomic Energy Committee
Army
Navy
Johnson
U S Merchant Fleet Registry to Move Troops in 1898
In 1898 war was declared on Spain and Congress allowed temporary registry of 42 700 tons of foreign shipping under the American flag to transport troops to Cuba and the Philippines.
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Spain
U. S
Congress
Cuba
Philippines
Othman Looks Back at A Remarkable 1945 in Washington
A year-end column by Frederick C. Othman surveys 1945 in the capital. Notable items include Perci val the Potomac sea monster, Army missteps in Central America, Attlee’s $4 billion impact, VJ day celebrations, and congressional skits. References to Truman, Hopkins, Sabath, Bilbo, O'Mahoney, and Bowles anchor a satirical recap of politics, war's end, and social excess.
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Frederick C. Othman
Washington
Hollywood
Fred G. Orsinger
Interior Department
Percival
Potomac River
Central America
National Zoological Gardens
Othman
Air Transport Command
Adolph Sabath
House Rules Committee
Truman
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harry Hopkins
Clement Attlee
Congress
Rastus Davis
U.S. Army
National Retail Dry Goods Association
House
Senate
OPA
Chester Bowles
Congressional
Jake Goldberg
New York
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Homer Capehat
Indiana
Theodore G
Bilbo
Mississippi
President Truman
600 Americans to observe Greek elections next month
The United States will send 600 observers to monitor Greece’s national assembly vote. Greece invited foreign observers under Yalta provisions, with Britain and France accepting, Russia declining. Henry F. Grady will head the U. S. mission.
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Washington
Greece
Britain
France
Russia
U. S
Henry F. Grady
Two Arizona Soldiers Die In Occupation Army
The latest Army casualty list reports two Arizona soldiers killed in the Pacific theatre. James H. Smith is listed as private first class and Albert E. Stevens as technical sergeant. both are sons of local residents in Thatcher.
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Arizona
James H. Smith
Howard Smith
Thatcher
Albert E. Stevens
Oil-Rich Continental US Largely Unexplored
The continental United States contains about 1,500,000 square miles of territory favorable for the accumulation of oil, only half of which has been thoroughly explored.
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Continental
United States
Modern Way Believes Colds Brighten With Night Rub
A modern remedy promotes Vicks VapoRub as a bedtime cure for colds. It claims the product penetrates to soothe throat chest and back through bronchi and airways overnight.
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VICKS
Incredible Year 1945 Predicted Across Precincts
Further notes from officials caution a sweeping year set to enter history in 1945 unless personnel changes derail plans. The comments reference precincts preparing for major events and anticipated milestones ahead.
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Edwin C. Johnson
D.-Colo
Ben
U. S. Gov't
Ben’s Merchandise Exchange
8.P. Depot
Weel
Matin Daug Co. Ee
W.S. Lackner
Pioneer Hotel
Gryeo
Ethyl
Seaside Oil Company
California
Seaside Ags
Seaside
Southland Oil
Emsela le
Strefy
Tenith Cleaners
Pants
National Assembly
Big
Forrest Templeton Company
N. 7Th Ave
Firestone
Voice of Firestone
NBC
Firestone Stores
Nth Ae
Stone Avenue