1946 - General Groves, director of the Manhattan Project, explains how the research of atomic energy will go on postwar.
NEW YORK CITY - 1946 - The NYPD's Police Athletic League sponsors boat rides for kids and teenagers along the Hudson River.
1946 - Canadian goods for UNRRA are loaded onto ships.
1946 - The NYPD's Police Athletic League sponsors boat rides for kids and teenagers along the Hudson River.
LOS ANGELES - 1946 - Street scenes of Los Angeles at night pass movie theaters and other businesses.
1946 - In this animated film, a dog and cat play dead to trick Herman the Mouse into the ice box of the kitchen they're guarding, where they trap him.
1946 - The wartime invention of DDT is sprayed in Texas to stop the spread of infantile paralysis.
1946 - Film studio laborers go on strike, and movie stars fly to Chicago to address the AFL on the matter.
1946 - Paul Tibbets, who flew the Enola Gay and bombed Hiroshima, is brought to Bikini Atoll to perform more atomic bomb tests.
1946 - The black market flourishes in postwar Japan.
1946 - Boxers Joe Louis and Billy Conn get physicals and sign contracts for the first heavyweight championship bout since the war.
1946 - Herbert Hoover meets with President Truman after traveling postwar Europe to assess needs related to food shortage.
KENTUCKY - 1946 - Spectators arrive at Churchill Downs to watch the Kentucky Derby on a track rated slow.
1946 - European civilians and servicemen pay their respects at American Military Cemeteries in England, France and Belgium on the second anniversary of D-Day.
1946 - Cardinal Spellman visits Mother Cabrini High School in New York City to oversee mass when she has been canonized.
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1946 - Moune de Rivel walks with a book balanced on her head while auditioning for a talent manager.
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1946 - Describing politics as the art of the possible and science as the art of the impossible, a scientist urges politicians to exercise their imaginations more freely in light of the atomic bomb.
1946 - US Navy sailors ride aboard their ships being given to China under the lend-lease agreement, befriending Chinese sailors in the process.
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1946 - FDR's funeral procession drives past mourners down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington DC, and a gun salute goes off at his memorial service.
1946 - Georges Bidault, Ernest Bevin, Vyacheslav Molotov, and James Byrnes meet at the Luxembourg Palace in Paris for a Council of Foreign Ministers.
1946 - Bernard Baruch gives a speech urging for the destruction of all existing atomic bombs, and the global banning of manufacturing any more.
1946 - Karl Hermann Frank, the Gestapo officer responsible for the genocide of Lidice in Czechoslovakia, is sentenced to death for his war crimes.
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1946 - A woman picks up brochures from a booth providing information about nursing and the US Children's Bureau.
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1946 - The host of the El Morocco nightclub welcomes guests as they walk in.
1946 - Milk is delivered and checked in the receiving room, then poured into the receiving vat if it passes the operators inspection.
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1946 - Albert Einstein agrees with American scientists who believe that study of the atom should not be used to destructive ends.
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1946 - Japanese submarines unfit for salvage are loaded with explosives by US Navy sailors in order to be destroyed.
1946 - Indigenous people of Panama harvest bananas and load them into canoes to take to market.
1946 - Civilians in Tokyo and Yokohama, Japan struggle to get enough food and rebuild shelter after the devastation of war.
1946 - Albert Einstein agrees with American scientists who believe that study of the atom should not be used to destructive ends.
1946 - In this animated film, Old MacDonald starts his day by striking up a band of animals.
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1946 - Ed Wynn enjoys drinks at the Stork Club.
1946 - People ride trolleys and bicycles through intersections destroyed by the atomic bomb in Hiroshima.
PANAMA - 1946 - Indigenous people of Panama harvest bananas and load them into canoes to take to market.
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1946 - Men and women of different races who work for the US Children's Bureau type and file brochures about adoption for the US Children's Bureau.
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1946 - A woman working at the US Children's Bureau opens filing cabinet drawers on adoption statistics and institutions for dependent children.
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1946 - A woman takes notes on statistics of foster care for the US Children's Bureau.
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1946 - Volunteers stuff envelopes with information about atomic research by the Federation of American Scientists.
1946 - DDT is sprayed and gatherings of young children are prohibited in San Antonio, Texas in response to a polio outbreak.
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1946 - Volunteers stuff envelopes with information about atomic research by the Federation of American Scientists.
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1946 - A physicist sprinkles some humor into a speech about atomic power.
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HIROSHIMA - 1946 - Panorama of small boxes of human remains inside a crypt in Hiroshima, Japan, where a girl is praying and a man enters.
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1946 - A woman reads pamphlets about adoption from the US Children's Bureau.
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1946 - US Army recruits do various workout routines, and West Point's Army Black Knights play a football game.
PANAMA - 1946 - American soldiers and newsreel cameramen visit a remote area of Panama to see indigenous people harvest bananas.