Newsmen Admit Apprehension of A Bomb Mission
War correspondents aboard the USS Alamancan near Pearl Harbor express private worry about the July 1 atomic test off Bikini Atoll. Reporters, scientists and media crews anticipate the historic mission, with caution about potential dangers and a countdown across multiple time zones as the operation proceeds.
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N Oller
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Panamint
Blue Ridge
I Am A Brightened Man Club
Navy Pier
Oakland
Honolulu
Bikin
Wall
Pearl Harbor
Ximarel
Weekly news analysis on steel priorities for farm gear and building products
The Civilian Production Board allocates steel for farm equipment and building products to stabilize output through summer. Priorities cover combines, harvesters, haying gear, grain binders and related machinery, plus sinks, furnaces, pipes, and steel registers to support farm and housing demand amid strikes and tight stocks.
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CPA
Labor Maritime Pact Amid Industrial Dispute Settlements
In a bid to avert a coast wide walkout threat, labor leaders and government mediators moved to settle a maritime industry dispute. CIO Chief Phillip Murray pressed for settlement as union factions led by Joe Curran and Harry Bridges negotiated to extend government restraints and remove price controls. Prices rise across meat dairy and bread after OPA adjustments, with proposed reforms including ending price ceilings and subsidies within a year.
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CIO Pres
Phillip Murray
Maritime Union
Big Joe Curran
Seamen
OPA
Rising Star Warren Surges After California Nebraska Wins
Gay Earl Warren of California rises as a political star after sweeping victories in California and Nebraska primaries. Ex Gay Harold Stassen loses momentum as GOP voters repudiate Dwight Grileyolds bid in Nebraska. Warren adopts a campaign stance of office seeking the man while Stassen positions himself as the candidate pursuing the office.
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Earl Warren
California
Harold Stassen
Minnesota
Nebraska
Warren
Stassens
Dwight Grlewolds
Stissens
GOP
Stas Wen
Hinself
Well Heeled Business and Union Drive in 1945
The article notes U S corporations excluding banks and insurers built up working capital to a record 621 billion dollars by end of 1945 with reserves rising and tax refunds boosting cash holdings. It also covers Robert Murphy’s union drive in major league baseball, detailing the National Labor Relations Board advice, Pirates’ refusal to strike, and Murphy’s influence among rookies and several teams.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
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Unclear OCR fragment on local notice or listing
Fragmentary readable text from an OCR page shows scattered names numbers and phrases. The passage resembles a damaged local notice or listing with potential references to people and places but lacks coherent events or clear actions to summarize into a complete report. No definitive entities or outcomes are extractable from the fragment.
Palestine policy clash over Jewish migration to Palestine
The article notes British and American officials debating against moving 100000 Jews to Palestine. British defense minister and officials warn such a move would strain Britain and threaten order. State Byrnes and allied envoys discuss immigration policy and Arab opposition amid efforts to meet Gentile and Jewish pressures.
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Palestine
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Britain
Ford Output Lags in War Economy Production Rise
Fragmented OCR notes claim Ford output lagged during wartime but kept pace with demand. Mentions production per day from 1941 and percent changes, with unclear references to livestock and market signals. Data is unreadable and partially garbled.
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Tn J. Atput
Monopoly Affirmed in Tobacco Industry by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a tobacco industry monopoly, finding the Big Three American Tobacco Lucky Strike Liggett Myers Chesterfield and Reynolds Camel acted to restrain competition. From 1913 they controlled up to 70 percent of cigarette production and 44 percent of chewing tobacco, using market power to secure favors and restrict prices. In 1945 migrant worker health programs continued under state supervision with significant state expenditure to improve camps and medical services for some 15 000 workers across 243 camps.
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Supreme Court
American Tobacco Company
Lucky Strike
Liggett & Myers
Chester Held
New York
Asure
Coure
New Yrk
Brightens Colors and History Notes in Fragmented Text
The fragment discusses brightening colors with vinegar in rinse water for rib bones, notes Colusa minted in 1652 and the first North American mint in Boston 1632, mentions silver coins, onion juice extraction, orange juice, a fishery claim about the South Atlantic and Gulf states as large shrimp fisheries, and describes two-foot snow ridges called sastrugi formed by winds.
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North America
Boston
Pacifico Sabmons Pacific senana valued by the United States
A fragment notes Pacifico Sabmons Pacific senana as the most valuable Ashbery resource belonging to the United States, signaling its strategic or economic importance.
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Pacifico Sabmons
The
United States
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