LOS ANGELES - 1946 - A car drives by businesses and a railway center on the outskirts of Los Angeles at night.
1946 - The wreckage of factories are seen in postwar Hiroshima.
1946 - In this animated film, a mouse tries to convince a hen-pecked rooster to sign up for a prizefight.
1946 - In this animated film, Little Lulu aggravates a department store manager by flying a kite indoors.
COLORADO - 1946 - A sheep shearing contest is held in Colorado.
MARSHALL ISLANDS - 1946 - Paul Tibbets, who flew the Enola Gay and bombed Hiroshima, is brought to Bikini Atoll to perform more atomic bomb tests.
1946 - Cardinals Spellman and Griffin visit a warehouse in New York where Catholic charities are shipping food to needy people around the world.
1946 - Secretary Byrnes reports back on the Big Four Conference, acknowledging the difficulties of maintaining world peace.
1946 - Hideki Tojo and other Japanese war criminals are put on trial by a military tribunal for their roles in WWII.
1946 - Rockets are launched from a US Navy landing craft.
TEXAS - 1946 - The wartime invention of DDT is sprayed in Texas to stop the spread of infantile paralysis.
1946 - A physicist speaks on the danger of an arms race between America and Russia.
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1946 - A woman who works for the US Children's Bureau sorts books on maternity homes for unwed mothers.
LOS ANGELES - 1946 - Street scenes of Los Angeles at night pass theaters, shoe stores, and other businesses.
1946 - The Kentucky Derby begins at Churchill Downs.
1946 - In this animated film, Herman the Mouse conspires to get a guard dog and cat to kill each other so he can rob their kitchen, but they're onto him and stage a fight.
1946 - In this animated film, Little Lulu wreaks havoc in a department store on a bicycle and a toy plane, while a vacuum bag threatens to explode.
EUROPE - 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 - The NYPD's Police Athletic League sponsors boat rides for kids and teenagers along the Hudson River.
1946 - President Truman throws a lawn party for wounded veterans of WWII.
USA - 1946 - Veterans of the Flying Tigers run a commercial air freight business, using parachutes to deliver cargo across the country.
1946 - The newly-invented wrecking ball is used to demolish slums in New York's lower east side to make room for better housing.
NEW YORK CITY - 1946 - Cardinals Spellman and Griffin visit a warehouse in New York where Catholic charities are shipping food to needy people around the world.
1946 - American soldiers stationed in Tokyo pass for review before Army chief of staff General Eisenhower.
1946 - The US Coast Guard patrols northern waters for icebergs.
1946 - Workers from myriad businesses go on strike in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, crippling the city's industry.
1946 - President-elect Roxas meets with President Truman, and addresses the American people on how the USA has inspired the democracy of the Philippines.
1946 - Nazi war criminals plead innocent at the Nuremberg trials, but are sentenced to death and one is shown hung at the gallows.
1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
1946 - An introduction to the pasteurization operations at a small milk plant.
1946 - In this Ray Harryhausen stop-motion animated film, the King of Hearts saves his wife's tarts from a knave who stole them when she set them out to cool.
NEW YORK CITY - 1946 - The NYPD's Police Athletic League provides free activities such as sports and arts and crafts to keep kids and teens off the streets.
KENTUCKY - 1946 - The Kentucky Derby begins at Churchill Downs.
1946 - A revolutionary propeller is tested on a US Navy landing craft.
1946 - Assault and his jockey Warren Mehrtens win the Kentucky Derby.
WASHINGTON DC - 1946 - President Truman throws a lawn party for wounded veterans of WWII.
1946 - Physicists use special equipment to safely view an atomic bomb blast, then shake hands.
1946 - In this animated film, a mouse helps a scrawny rooster defeat a tough boxer.
1946 - In this animated film, a department store manager gets carried away trying to show Little Lulu merchandise she can use buy for her baby doll.
1946 - American soldiers find platinum and silver ingots in Tokyo Bay, and collect it as part of Japanese reparations.
1946 - Veterans of the Flying Tigers run a commercial air freight business, using parachutes to deliver cargo across the country.
1946 - A physicist sprinkles some humor into a speech about atomic power.
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1946 - Ed Wynn enjoys drinks at the Stork Club.
1946 - After milk has been cooled, it is through the supply pipe to the bottle filler.
1946 - Walter Pidgeon reads a statement addressing the AFL, asking them to arbitrate Hollywood labor disputes, and is supported by Ronald Reagan among other members of the Screen Actors Guild.
1946 - Volunteers stuff envelopes with information about atomic research by the Federation of American Scientists.
1946 - Volunteers stuff envelopes with information about atomic research by the Federation of American Scientists.
1946 - A crowd heartily cheers Eleanor Roosevelt's speech at a gala where she outlines a hope for a better future for the world.