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dirt and poverty
the cover photograph is reprinted in its original hard-copy condition
The crowds around The Times building could reportedly "both see and hear bulletins" of the bout through a combination of wireless telephone and voice amplifiers
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Iwo Jima Supplies Framed or Unframed:Framed dirt and povertyMilitary personnel unload landing craft nosed up on the volcanic sands of Iwo Jima beach, which was stormed hours earlier by U. S. Marines on February 19, 1945. The Times reported on its front page, "American Marines, their path cleared by the most intensive neutralization campaign of the Pacific war, have landed on the strategic little Iwo Island, one of the Volcano group, 750 statute miles south of Tokyo." Men and ships had to be moved thousands of
