Oak Ridge Scientists Clash Over Spy Fear Claims
Ray W. Stoughton of the Oak Ridge scientists group challenges a spy hunter to name a single scientist who quit the Oak Ridge labs due to fear of being smeared. He cites at least three resignations and notes others feared loyalty attacks, while Rep. McDowell demands proof of any such departures.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Association of Oak Ridge Scientists and Engineers
Oak Ridge Atomic Laboratories
Ray W. Stoughton
Association
Joh McDowell
Pennsylvania
Republcan
Stoughton
McDowell
Washington
Truman
C. N. Rucker
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Boys Torch Sleeping Man In Vacant Lot Alleges Prank
Ben W. Fuller, 48, suffered critical burns from a blaze set by two youths who tossed blazing paper into a vacant lot. Charles H. Munnell witnessed the act and said the boys laughed as Fuller fought the flames before they fled. Police investigated the incident described as a sadistic prank.
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Ben W. Fuller
Denver General Hospital
Charles H. Munnell
Munnell
Gun-Brandishing Russians Reach US Sector of Berlin
Russian patrols in jeeps and trucks crossed into the American sector near Potsdamer Platz and Anhaster station. American military police halted the advance after a Russian jammed a submachine gun into Pvt. David Ruffner’s stomach. one vehicle, with ten armed soldiers, was halted. Other incidents across Lichtenraderstrasse and German youths stoning police reported, amid reports of dissident leaders seeking sanctuary in the Soviet zone.
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Berlin
David Ruffner
Cleveland
Ohio
Bring Hill
Schiesicher- Strasse
Ruffner
Pvt
Richard Alverson
Huntsville
Ala
Greenhil-Lowndes—Insurance
Alverson
Anhaster Station
Potsdamer Platz
Lichtenraderstrasse
British freighter abandoned after hurricane storm at sea
New York dispatch says a British freighter was battered in an Atlantic hurricane and the Guard reported 38 crew members rescued. The wreckage left several aboard unaccounted for as search efforts continued.
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New York
Guard
Drivers Flunk Tests In Amarillo School Zones
Traffic officer Leo Kouba tested drivers in Amarillo school zones and found only three of twelve could recall the warning signs. City police report a third schoolboy patrol now operates at Wilson School with others at St Mary’s Academy and Horace Mann Junior High, with more planned.
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Amarillo
Leo Kouba
Kouba
Carlie Price
Wilson School
Taylor and
Fillmore
Seventeenth
St. Mary’s Academy
Horace Mann
Price
Chicago Legion Damage Prompts Demand For Safeguards
Chicago hotel owners demand national Legion action after heavy damage at the Illinois Legion meeting. The Morrison Hotel reports about 5000 in repairs for broken mirrors fire incidents and missing fire hoses. The Greater Chicago Hotel Association calls for a conference with law enforcement and hotel officials to prevent recurrences ahead of Miami convention.
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Chicago
American Legion
National
Morrison
Tlinois Legion
Greater Chicago
Low B. Ermeling
Secretar
National Legion
Miami
Legion
Kissless Two Years Divorce Granted to Lorraine Rubin
Lorraine Rubin, 32, won a bitter divorce from Dr. J Salem Rubin, 48, after testimony that kissing was unsanitary. Rubin spent time with a baby sitter, ending a two year kissless marriage in Los Angeles. The case ended with a decree for the wife.
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Los Angeles
Lorraine Rubin
Wallace Brooks Named General Manager of Arizona Times
Wallace Brooks, previously with the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Sun, was appointed general manager of the Arizona Times, the Phoenix evening newspaper, announced today in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Wallace Brooks
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Sun
Arizona Times
Western Electric and CIO avert nationwide phone strike
Western Electric says a deal reached with the CIO Association of Communication Equipment Workers averts a threatened walkout by about 25 000 employees. The pact raises hourly wages by 9 to 18 cents in some areas and 8 to 14 cents in others and has been submitted to the union board for approval.
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New York
Western Electric Company
CIO Association of Communication Equipment
District of
Corment
G. A. Johnson
Johnson
Georgia Chief Balks at Federal Dove Hunt Rules
Atlanta reports Georgia Game and Fish Commissioner rejects federal limits on dove hunting. He blasts federal authority while the US Wildlife Service deploys 30 agents and two planes to enforce a December 18 start. Commissioner Harrell jokes hunters should sue, while cautioning to hide from planes and run if approached.
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Georgia
US Wildlife Service
Georgia Game and Fish Commission
South
Cl-Man Gymntizational Board
State Agency
J. W. Harrell
Game and Fish
Piedmont
Griffin
Ealform
Harrell
North Georgia
By-Pass Surveys Start Soon Near Highway 66
City officials led by City Manager N V Moss and Mayor Lawrence Hagg toured the planned right of way for a North West Eighth by pass. Surveys will begin Monday or Tuesday, with property acquisition to follow and four lane construction not before next spring.
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North ‘West Eighth
N. V. Moss
Moss
Lawrence Hagg
Guy Lott
Lott
US and Czechoslovakia settle lendlease claims
PRAGUE September 16 US and Czechoslovakia announced a joint agreement liquidating lendlease claims The United States wrote off more than 2 5 million dollars of its claim while Czechoslovakia agreed to pay 172 961 45 within 10 days Washington reported John L Lewis was nominated without opposition for reelection to the United Mine Workers presidency.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
United States
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine ‘Workers
Truman Campaign Tour Heads to Texas Stops
President Truman plans a two day Texas leg during a two week campaign swing beginning Friday. He will visit El Paso Sierra Blanca Valentine Marfa Alpine Sanderson and Uvalde to meet with John Nance Garner before continuing to Fort Worth Dallas and Bonham for speeches. The itinerary includes stops in Austin Temple Waco and Denison with a final leg into Oklahoma.
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Texas
White House
Charles G. Ross
John Nance Garner
Uvalde
Bonham
House
Sam Rayburn
Ross
Dexter
Iowa
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Washington
Oklahoma City
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Charlestown
el Paso
Sierra Blanca
Valentine
Marfa
Alpine
Sanderson
Garner
Rose
San Antonio
Austin
Temple
Waco
Fort Worth
Dallas
Rayburn
Denison
Gainesville
Oklahoma
Armored columns push toward Hyderabad amid fierce resistance
Indian columns advancing from Sholapur toward Hyderabad faced bitter resistance by Moslem guerrillas on the outskirts of Zahirabad about 63 miles west of Secunderabad. An army spokesman in Poona said the invasion was going very well and aimed to capture Secunderabad, the Moslem stronghold. Fiji pledge to King George VI reported from Suva.
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Zahirabad
Secuunderabad
Commuunique
Poona
Sholapur
Secunderabad
Johnson asks Texas Supreme Court to certify senate ballot
In Austin on September 16, Lyndon B. Johnson’s lawyers asked the Texas Supreme Court for a mandamus to compel Secretary of State Paul Brown to certify Johnson as the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, enabling his name on the November ballot. The filing followed a dispute over certification.
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Austin
United States
Texas Supreme Court
Lyndon B. Johnson
Appeal Court
Paul Brown
Johnson
Bro
Court action seeks injunction in Johnson Stevenson Senate race
The Texas dispute centers on certifying John son for the November ballot. Attorneys seek a federal injunction to block certification to Brown while Coke Stevenson’s camp fights the action. No party in the suit was named. Brown says his name remains properly certified. The matter goes before the Supreme Court judges after a federal order halted Johnson’s certification.
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Senate
Coke Stevenson
Hnson
Stevenson
Brown
Supreme Court
James V. Alm
Alvin J. Wirtz
John Gorth
High Court
T. Whitfield
Davidson
Secretary of State
Lee Johnson Page
Eskimo Girls Tour Texas After Bet On Ice
Eskimo women known as Misses Two-Big-Front-Teeth Ungachi Nootekee nomn arrive in Dallas under American names Lona B. Welch Molly Blatchford and Alice Walker. Texas oilman I L Horne bet cronies he could bring three Eskimos to the state promising at least $100 a day for the tour and possibly more. The party traveled by air and were entertained with a chicken dinner as they prepared to begin a Texas tour with the first stop in Dallas today.
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Texas
Lone Star State
Ungachi
Nootekeenomn
Lona B. Welch
Molly Blatchford
Alice Walker
I. L. Horne
Dallas Ollman
Horne
Sami
Lew Leach, Jr
Seatte
Alaska
Lorena Gray
Gray
Seni
Love
Gray Wan
Dallas
Wife Wanted by $20 000 Glamour Photographer Hopeful
Alex Pierre Jackson of Wadsworth Kansas advertised today that he seeks a wife to fund his glamour photography business. The 22 year old lists cooking skill and travel, speaks multiple languages, and notes his height and hair color as he explains he is broke and needs $20,000.
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Xan
Alex Pierre Jackson
Jackson
Wadsworth
Kaw
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