Divorce Petition Issued in Grayson County Texas
Citation No 53700 directs Cecil H Goode to appear by 10 am on the first Monday after 42 days from issuance August 27 1945 in the District Court of Grayson County Sherman to answer Dollie Goode’s petition for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment filed July 12 1945. Clerk S V Earnest signs July 13 1945 with Deputy Nancy Drake.
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State OF Texas
Cecil H. Goode
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Dollie Goode
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Atomic bomb used on Japan outlined by Truman
President Truman announced the first atomic weapon had been dropped on Hiroshima. War officials described unprecedented blast power and its potential to shorten the war without invasion, signaling a new era in fighting and urging Japan to surrender. The statement framed the attack as part of a costly, pivotal laboratories effort.
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Washington
Japan
United States
Truman
White House
Hiroshima
Henry L. Stimson
Stimson
Potsdam
Power of the sun used in war shocks Allies
President Truman extols a new bomb claiming energy drawn from the sun surpasses 20 000 tons of TNT and 2 000 times the blast of the British Grand Slam. Meitner Bohr and others confirm uranium fission releasing 200 million electron volts per uranium atom as nations race to harness atomic power.
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Truman
Earth
Neils Bohr
Meitner
Columbia University
Carnegie Institute of Washington
Johns Hopkins
England
France
Germany
United States
Japan
Lucky Mathematical Guess Gave Science Clue to Atomic Bomb
New York reports that the atomic bomb represents the start of a new science rather than a single weapon. The piece notes the ominous uncertainty about how far its destructive potential may extend beyond a single blast and emphasizes its opening wedge into future science.
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New York
Briton Reveals Atomic Bomb Size at About 400 Pounds
London reports a Ministry of Aircraft Production commentator disclosed the new atomic bomb weighs about 400 pounds and is far more powerful than a conventional blockbuster. He warned a single bomb dropped on a town could cause a severe earthquake and warned of Japanese potential use if allied defense failed.
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London
Ministry of Aircraft Production
Dzuros Return Home After Following WAC Wife
Sgt. Martin Dzuros and his wife Joyce, who joined the WAC after their eight day marriage, returned to Cleveland after his discharge. He followed her overseas duties and rejoined civilian life once both were discharged from service.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Dzuros
Martin Dzuros
Joyce Dzuros
WAG
Martin
Police Officer Enjoys Job Despite Demanding Customers
An old friend asks a former shop assistant about police work. The officer replies the job is enjoyable because the customer is rarely right, reflecting streetwise humor about public encounters.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors No 8752
County of Grayson to those indebted to or holding claims against the estate of Sue Stephens deceased late of Grayson County Texas. Independent executor Paul Stephens Hancock appointed July 16 1945 by J N Dickson Judge. Notify all to settle debts or present claims within law at his Paris Lamar County Texas residence.
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State of
Texas
Grayson
Sue Stephens
Grayson County
J. N. Dickson
Said
Paris
Lamar County
A. D
Paul Stephens Hancock
Sue Stephens estate and divorce suit in Grayson County
The 1945 divorce suit in Grayson County seeks Lizzie Mae O Neal as plaintiff against Saul O Neal on grounds of three years abandonment. The case No 53746 was issued July 26 1945 with a September 10 1945 deadline before the district court in Sherman Texas.
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Hirohito
Enrico Fermi
Italy
Lize Meitner
Stephens & Bryant Insurance — Real Estate
WAC
J. W
Johnny” Weaver Tire Company
Seiberling and Pennsylvania Tires
Denison
S. Crockett
Ae UN
Nickles
Houston
A. C. Bernich
Bernich
L. D. Morrison
Saul O'Neal
Lizzie Mae O'Neal
District Court
Pascal Farley
Community Public Service Company
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