Scientists say atomic energy controllable for peaceful use
A group of twelve international scientists told the United Nations Atomic Energy Commission that technically safe guards can control atomic energy for peace. They urged political decisions on safeguards from mine to factory and warned production of power is feasible soon with potential for many bombs based on ore resources. They stressed safeguards start at mining and that the production stage poses the greatest risk while noting political questions lie beyond their technical scope.
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Lake Success
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United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
U. N. Security Council
Canada
Russia
U. N. Atomic Energy Commission
Nightmare by Grady Wins Second Place
Pat O Grady of 714 North Williams won second place in the Lena the Hyena contest and will be sent to New York for exhibit at the Museum of Modern Art. The third place winner is to be announced tomorrow. O Grady has gained recognition for his drawing after sketching shattered beaches in the Pacific.
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Pat O'Grady
North Williams
New York
Museum of Modern Art
Mr. O'Grady
Pacific
Artist's Battle Sketches Highlighted by The News Globe
The News Globe ran a sequence of sketches by the artist, showcasing dramatic heads and battle scenes. The publication features multiple drawings that capture intensity and movement, reflecting the artist's illustrative approach.
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The
News-Globe
Motorboat Owners Need Certificates for Coast Guard Stamps
Cmdr. L. A. Welsh announced in Houston that undocumented motor boat owners in the 22nd and 23rd Custom Districts must apply for certificate of award from the Marine Inspection section of the U S Coast Guard. Requests should be sent to Officer in Charge Marine Inspection 7300 Wingate Street Houston Texas.
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Panhandle
Texas
U. S. Coast Guard
Cmdr
L. A. Welsh
Houston
Wingate Street
Vessel operation allowed pending formal certificate
Commander Welsh said upon receipt of application a letter will authorize the vessel to operate while awaiting the formal certificate. The statement emphasizes provisional authority and the ongoing certificate issuance process.
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Welsh
Master Sgt Weldon Bauske Commended for Meritorious Service
Master Sgt Weldon R Bauske of the Eighth Army in Japan received commendation from Lt Gen Robert L Fichelberger for meritorious service. He served as assistant supply officer amid officer shortages, with supervision and management of construction materials supply aiding efficient operations.
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Weldon Bauske
Weldon R. Bauske
Monroe
Eighth Army
Japan
Robert L. Fichelberger
Bauske
Captain Hodde Returns from Overseas Duty
He recently came back after 17 months abroad mainly near Manila. He served as a claims officer supervising war damages assessments. Before joining the service Captain Hodde worked for the Texas Railroad Commission.
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Manila
Hodde
Texas Railroad Commission
Hodde Went on Terminal Leave from Fort Sam Houston
Capt. Marvin Hodde, son-in-law of Dr. and Mrs. R L Vineyard of 1801 Harrison, is on terminal leave at Fort Sam Houston Army personnel separation center. He and his wife Doris Hodde formerly Doris Vineyard are visiting Brenham, Hodde’s former home.
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Marvin Hodde
R. L. Vineyard
Harrison
Army Personnel Separation Center
Fort Sam Houston
Hodde
Doris Vineyard
Brenham
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Haverhill
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