Underground Cavern Plans For Atomic War Installations
Washington reports the army and navy plan a network of underground military and industrial installations for a potential atomic war. Commissioned experts survey caverns for hangars, machinery, and emergency access, assessing concealment, humidity, depth, and costs to transform sites into shelters or storage centers.
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Army
Navy
Mavy Munitions Board
Beer
Ave
South Dakota
Howe
New Eres
Viri
Germany
Atujlaliona
New Pynchotron Ring Aims to Strengthen Stom Smashers
In a bold advance, researchers unveil a new machine called the synchotron, rivaling the cyclotron in power. Dr Edward M Mehlin leads the effort to study fundamental forces binding matter, with the device slated for completion early next year.
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Ervestoo
Mateet
Edward M. Mehl
Deptuni
Navy Tests High Explosives Off San Jose Island
The Navy reported that the Bureau of Ordnance is conducting high explosive tests off San Jose Island in the Perlas group. Tests will continue through June 30. The island lies about four miles from the Pacific entrance to the Panama Canal.
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Navy Bureau
Washington
Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
San Jose Island
Pacific
Panama
Allied Council Orders Purge of Nazi Books
Four power Allied Control Council in Berlin orders destruction of Nazi and German militaristic literature and memorials from World War I and II era. Action targets books and memorials with coordination by the council and its committee.
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Allied Council
Berlin
Allied Control Council
Ibw
Millecom Deluxe Apartments Nearing Completion
Swain Bros advance Brickwork on the Millecom apartments along US 40 in the west part of the city. Ten 4 room units with 2 bedrooms will form a U shaped colonial structure facing east. A knotty pine exterior and a community fireplace with roaster and barbecue pit are planned as finishing touches. Completion targets late summer with readiness by December.
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Millecom
Swain Bros
US 40
Millecon Bickers
Millecam
George
Dam Completion at Bruchez Farm Protects Green River Crops
At Reno Bruchez farm near Jensen, a 350 foot by 40 foot high water centrol dam stops flood water from washing crops in the Green River. The project moved 7700 cubic yards under Earl Brimhall’s bulldozer work, supervised by the well conservation services technician.
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Reno
Whiterocks FFA Youth Wins Calf Show Award
Jay Murray of Whiterocks earns one of three junior calf awards from the Intermountain Junior Fat Livestock show. The Alterra FFA member will exhibit the calf at next year’s Salt Lake City event and a progress update will follow from the donor.
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Jay Murray
Whiterocks
Alterra Ffa
Intermountain
Pelenty
Salt Lake City
Cueht Morith
Jointed toy prototypes unearthed from ancient temple site
Excavations reveal early stone temple remains of a 1100 BC Persian style site containing plain jointed toys. The discovery uncovers strings that trigger movement, showing early prototypes of movable toys that captivated children for generations.
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Lucient Toye
S Temple
Persia
Hai
Dutch Farmers Destroy Vegetables to Support Prices
In Holland the agriculture ministry says growers faced a drive to boost vegetable crops for foreign demand but export to Germany remained blocked by occupation authorities. With British purchases underperforming due to transport shortages, ministers negotiated at Hamburg to buy surpluses at minimum prices to stabilize markets.
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Hague
Holland
Germany
Manahalt
Food and Agricultture Ministry
Whd
Britain
Hamburg
Fragmented Local Notice About Visits and Funerals
Partial readable fragments describe visits to Salt Lake City and nearby areas, funeral notices for Fannie Richens Weenes and Ferrell Massey, and references to relatives and friends, including Gladys Kaiarrens and Byron Jacobson. The garbled text mentions travel, church or home visits, and a medical examination, with scattered names and places.
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Sal
Salt Lake
Bert
Fannie Richens
Ferrell Massey
George Ohta
Ferrell
England
Aureday
Gladys Kaiarrens
Tonday
Rome
Douglas
Mornini Fort
Clyde
Byron
Jacobson Ueline
Alt
First Philadelphia Labor Strikes Sparked Movement
In 1788 Philadelphia printers began a week wage strike, sparking the American labor movement for collective bargaining. Five years later Philadelphia carpenters demanded a 10 hour day but did not achieve it.
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Pirst
United States
Philadelphis
Philadelphia
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