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Report from the scene of Japan's surrender in WWII

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By William R. Mathews, Johanna Eubank
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
While Japan announced it's surrender Aug. 15, 1945, ending World War II, the surrender wasn't signed until Sept. 2, 1945. Along with the front page stories in the Arizona Daily Star on Sept. 3, about this momentous event, ran a report sent almost a month earlier by William R. Mathews, the Star's editor and publisher from aboard a ship in the American fleet. The report was written before bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Tales from the Morgue: Police turn a blind eye

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By Johanna Eubank
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
Once upon a time, a dutiful citizen informed the Tucson City Council that laws agains liquor and gambling weren't being enforced by the police. It was 1915, during Prohibition. The citizen only knew of one honest officer. This officer was arresting citizens for speeding.
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Tales from the Morgue: Superdreadnaught Arizona launched

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By Johanna Eubank
| Arizona Daily Star Verified
It was 100 years ago, on June 19, 1915, that the Arizona was launched at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Most of us know its fate, but do we know its beginning? From the Tucson Citizen, June 19, 1915: NEW YORK, June 19.—The battleship Arizona was successfully launched at the Brooklyn navy yard at 1:12 o'clock this afternoon. The Arizona shares with her sister ship, the Pennsylvania, the honor of being the world's largest battleship.
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