Marshall Evening Chronicle (Newspaper) - January 8, 1946, Marshall, Michigan YEAR 194C Washington By MARQUIS GUILDS Note is the fourth in the columns describing the conflict for nl atomic WASHINGTON While he was directing the far flung op necessary to assemble the great plants that made the atomic bomb the the Major General Leslie Groves exer cised a nearly absolute as ever exercised by any Hehad complete in the spending unlimited sums of But than he had what amounted almost to the power df life and death over many An example show what it meant to direct the security regulations intended to preserve the secrecy of this vast experi ment The name ofthe individ ual is omitted in the belief thut use it amly du him A young scientist working on one of the projects came under had participated in an effort to organize the workers on the His I draft board received word from highest sources in Washing to put him in appeared to pro He the board he doing work of Ihc utmost im portance to board thereupon took him out of But a little later an or der came from the state admin of selective service say ing that the individual in iion was to be put back in 1A and drafted at Once in uniform he was pul through basic training five scp arate each time including maneuvers with live When he was on point cracking up tho t ON FOR Major Auto POPE OPPOSES BRUTALLY Comes to New Firm DETROIT The new and the United Automobile Workers came to terms today agreement on CIOs wago demands against major bile The expected to bu signed meets the in highest wage paid by at River additionally a bonus for completed automobile and agrees to match any wage in crease won by the UAW against General Some observers believed the bonus plus a basic i wage in crease sought in the 49day old CM might full per cent wage sought the The agreement covered the Corporation and its Motor in opera tions af the Willow Run bomber The firms will manufacture two new au TRUCK HIT TRACKS 1 r Demolished by Move Is Being By Italian Govt UR A proposed I constitutional reform to separ the Catholic church from j Italian was being 1 today by i a ue of the constituent In the face of strong papal Italian planners seek to put all reli on iui equal basis in Italy Committee members i lines in separating Catholic church from the j slate making all j equal They suid r jenger Train No One Hurt The crack train Michigan i they were prepared to recognize Central r i i T j i and farm implement on parallel assembly Joseph n w f th t said that director under whom he tad worked heard of protested and the scientist was sent to the he was not just a minor cog in the great atomic His work was so im portant was necessary to replace him with one the top Sometimes regula tions on high t policy and relations with foreign pow nbw of but at that con one of a small group of Ameri can scientists invited by tru Soviet Union to attend a scien congress last Expecting to by plane next Condon was wak ened in his New York hotel al midnight ant on the security stuff of the Manhattan District project who suggested that he his decision to visit Fi at Condon security headquarters in where at that time of night at least a half doz en majors and captains were on long distance calls that night the follow he was persuaded to the trip Groves had informed his superiors in and in connection with the bomb project that Condon knew loo much to take the Condon was under some env because he did not know what excuse to the Russians for this A attempt was made to persuade Irv ing Langmuir the General Electric Corporation to cancel his trip to But the dis Nobel prize winner convinced security officers that his knowledge of Ihe bomb pro ject was limited and he made the journey to Even since the some sci have felt the weight of safety regulations in If they are by the security they projects still in When the Senate atomic cqm visited the Oak Ridge each senator was unobtrusively by a either a lieutenant or a Continued on Page 8 which began days had resulted in the fastest culmination of a Continued on Page nt religion In Italy and to at priests as a na struck and lional service justifying aid from the The proposed separation here about 3Q Monday afternoon ished a truck and atThe 1 iid from lhc Marshall Avenue cross NEW HOPE OF AVERTING STEEL STRIKE Slight Increase In Steel Prices May Be Permitted The trucking owned by the Norwalk Trucking and by of had stalled on the and while the driver had gone to summon the demolished the The demolished trailer and tractor were thrown onto the east bound this held upa freight at that A wrecker was biu was unable to drag the wreck age the and the aid of the freight engine and a large bunting pole was used to clear the The engine which struck the vehicle was but it was decided that it could be run to where a new engine could be The train was in Charge of Engineer ol and Conductor Bovine of This is the third ve hicle TcT crossing past i wake of eminent is an ancient with state Pope Pius XII and articles n Ro Continued on Page 5 YEAR BODY DISMEMBERED AND IN CESSPOOLS HAD BEEN CHOKED TO DEATH BY KILLER GI RALLIES ARE MING 1I of and K of who was taken 1rojnher bed early a who left a no To found to Demands Mount for Congress to Probe Service Discharges Angry congressional toi Jn full investigation of tht Armys demobilization brutally ami her body bored within a short of her Police Asked Priest To Tell Degnan Of Her Slain Childs Death CHICAGO Who the childs Nono hcr could bring lace th That the hardest bereaved examination of the butch body of kidnaped Suzanne Degnan showed today I that she died of asphyxiation when choked by the who stole her from i The coroners office reported that I showed that the girls after she was The severed portions of the i ody were found cesspools last less han a from the girls The report said there was evidence that tl ld child had been the victim of a sex crime was j 10 she had The results of the examination were announced shortly after police discovered a bloodstained push cart 1 in a basement near the girls Detectives said they found the in the apart 1 menk building in which a former being h by police were being given lie detector t Police Joseph Goldberg said the cart covered a few feet from the cesspool detec tives found the childs curly head It was the type of cart used to haul and Goldberg said blood that of V A detectives hurried to the to analysis of the blood and to determine wheth De So Detective Chief night discovery Walter Storms Suzanne Di i Ceorge Kearney of Ger Policemen wept when mass the GI r WASHINGTON The nations hopes aii end to labor brighter today signs a was being developed for the critical steel wage Government labor sources cautioned against expectation of But report ed hope for averting the Mrike CIO steel workers to enforce demands for a a day pay The steel union is headed by CIO President Philip officials feel tha a successful settlement formula developed in the steel dispute will also in the meat packing and other wage centre Continued on Page In Memory of January 1045 IN Boy in Jackson Picked Up Trying Dispose of i Rings Officers were detaining Wil liam of form erly cV this at the county jail for investigation cf possible in breaking of the window and the robbery of the Huiett on the early morning of however having anything to do with the robbery of UK Burke was held for city oh request of Chief of Po lice William j b Jackson Monday after Concluded on Page Column 4 time the escaped because of fact that their cars lad and they amp pie time to into the clear IN LONDON Will Meet With UNO Delegates On Atomic tions extended from tho Many ed withheld ti ji ni nti 11 011 i sis j 11 1 members of both bluntly that the Army broken taith with men and demanded ah j The Marine announced new point Deductions Which will make an estimated additional off I cers and when critical todav be from to 45 at Stake trudes the parents par Accompanied Inspector v to j Her husband fd lo console er the cart had been used to carry the severed Ihe body to the cesspools where they also were investigating the possibility that had the child in the apartment house where they found the The parts of the child fl and the cart wit hin a block of tKe from which the taken early Monday stuffed into separate i S More than 1QO police today search 11 the fashionable s TARGET OF Preparing for for then How strong is llif she answer Germany Beach where Suzanne ed with her and 110yearold The police were split teams of two men started over art blocks wide blocks bounded on the east by of Big Three Requirements accused before ifi j War Crimes Tribunal ol j j telling colleagues Sheridan Road of Lake They poked into every ap house basement and on kicked thru the that overy the search all German government on Page 8 mot biS three for ay by broadened Silence Even Father Kearney was unable to speak I Hut react the should be considered in his She a view ol waging 1 was the tho i blast at the the of the mur i when the prosecution swung asked thc Bulgarian sought Bound up tightly in the in fur his re demobilization controversy the problem of United was States prestige in od countries and tho touchy question of 7 tary Of State ri Col by today and it was believed the O J has lln Taxicab from West will be settled to Chicago Byrnes arrived at Bo v v ton airport 1 y The American UNO delegation met for three hours today bit left the atomic Controversy discussion after could be centered on for the the Economic and So cial Council and other assembly The United Slates was understood favor as nou members of the Se curity Council Netherlands or Poland or whatever Eastern European country fa vored by Cana Mexico and Australia Wants Place The problem is to meet Australian demands for a place on the Security The United nitty support Australia in Russlan delegates to the UNO Assembly landed today lit airdrome near London three trans port They were by Soviet Am on Page i A Michel nu of the Liberal Vif the a1 Peasant were into the Pelni night as minis ters They had been approved by both J to a presentation of badly fondants Father Kearney Albrecht of the fiul Inspector j staff told of l lies THE WEATHER DETROIT urn Weather whitest I i a government ARNOLD TO GIVE UP 1ticials which an his of whole economy on i1 war footing within four siid the statements to his documented by on Page A in the has here on the trip the west coast in a Paxton arrived v coast and spent the holidays with and Fred Unable secure trims portation he and a group of oilier decided la engage a to they on was transferred to two years and nine Un til now he had had only one since entered Ihe being The two opposition pledged their tu King Michael recently to assumed an role of be cause of political was finance in govorn Plans Step About February 15 Homer Farmers Are i Featured in National Magazine C ment and l s Army For cf the Romanian was a former I in 23 days in wears the 12 Area Liberation ribbon wilh one the Good Conduct medal and the World War II Victory and leader of the fn movement against Bulgaria More Difficult of the Bulgarian required the big three j communique as a for i was encountering greater difficulty the in Premier Kimon will home until This affert an nients were made in con Arnolds impending t is 1 to arrive in Colombia 1 I or ii 17 Jan to leavo Chile or I Visit Holland and Howard who live near in article in the January issue oT Cappers Far entitled Steers Build The Miiler dairy it is does supply all the manure thers for the farm and so they a small lot pf steers which they finish oil during winter as beef These steers utilize hay which is too low in quality to be fel to milking cows and are also feel on silage and Gains dur ing tho of run as high as 750 pounds per i according to the Ins it was me about Quit will one of when he is to report at Moscow radio Octroi for Continued on 7 Bulgaria in j Arnolds official acts be stepping down tho on Page 4 Cloudy little change in to night and Rain south and rain or snow In north portion Rain ning in south portion tonight Upper Michigan Mostly clou dy tonight thru Occasional light snow Wedges Colder in west and central portion The sets today at and EStT STATE City Chicago Duluth Detroit Grand Rapids Houghton Marie HI to 39 24 23 40 37 32 35 34 31 2JJ 80 High for post 24 Low past 24 Temperature at 33 READING circulated With the dairy the Miller cut tie produce from pounds of manure 500 to to put hu inns fertilizer into the U you ttw
