Peaceful uses of atomic energy urged for world aid
Robert McKinney of the Santa Fe New Mexican urges peaceful atomic energy demonstrations abroad to help backward regions gain power. He argues the United States could lead in international relations by supplying demonstration plants and creating jobs, while noting the need to avoid arms competition. The piece also references reactions to the Rosenberg case and cautions against external pressures on judicial process.
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Robert McKinney
The
Santa Fe New Mexican
Citizen
McKinney
America
Mr. McKinney
United States
Harvard Business School
Movie Man By HAL BOYLE explores Whitney film bets
New York based multimillionaire Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney discusses his return to moviemaking and ambitious production plans while remaining bullish on the industry's future. He notes television's rise, the need for quality pictures, and his past influence financing Technicolor and Gone With the Wind. Whitney, a varied figure from cotton gin inventor to polo star, also highlights his racing stable and cultural roles.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney
America
Whitney
Technicolor
Cineramfall
David Gale Tures
Elt Whitney
Lon
Metropolitan Opera
American Museum of Natural History
Northwest eyes atomic power amid dam debates and a water crunch
In the Pacific Northwest power firms weigh nuclear plants and expanded storage basins as they face public-private utility tensions. They monitor a looming natural gas pipeline from New Mexico, salmon risks from dams, and a possible fall water shortfall that could push costs higher and spur temporary use of more expensive steam plants. Delays from the Westinghouse strike affect a five-generator build at Chief Joseph dam on the Columbia River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
Seattle
Pacific Northwest
New Mexico
Westinghouse Electric
Chief Joseph Dam
Columbia River
Critics say American Communist leaders obey Moscow rule
The Daily Worker letters accuse U S party chiefs of blind subservience to Stalin and Khrushchev. They argue leadership misreads calls for internal reform, question Russia's new line toward unity fronts, and fear for members' future under a harsher, national party stance.
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Washington
American Communist Party
Stalin
The
Daily Worker
William 4
Foster
Eugene Dennis
Dennis
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Moscow
Central Committee
Russia
Rusia
U. S
Case History of a Psychiatrist Resident Eisenhower’s Heart
Dr George W Crane counsels readers on heart attack facts by outlining recovery timelines and the role of emboli and scar tissue. He notes Eisenhower’s six week convalescence and claims the heart can be as good as before or better after scar formation and weight loss. He advocates forced deep breathing as cardiac first aid and urges readers to seek medical guidance.
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Eisenhower
George W. Crane
Harry D
God
Crane
Epilepsy and Marriage Advice From Dr Jordan
Dr Jordan answers a reader asking if an epileptic girl should marry without telling her fiancé. He urges full discussion with the partner and doctor, notes home life challenges, and discusses heredity. A study of 2000 epilepsy patients suggests about 1 in 40 children may have epilepsy, implying 39 of 40 children are normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Jordan
M.D
Federal Buildings Get Eye Level Identification Plaque System
The General Services Administration approved a uniform system to identify federal buildings with metal plaques or lettering near the main entrance. Commissioner F Moran McConine said many visitors are puzzled by unclear naming and occupants, and a survey will identify which buildings need identification under the new standard.
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Washington
General Services Administration
F. Moran McConine
McConibe
GSA
Candy Teaches Man Swimming Safety In Charged Basement
In Upper Sandusky Ohio Candy a Boston bull pup reportedly saved a man by staying on a divan as his flooded basement filled with five feet of water. Neighbors noticed the water was electrically charged and the house wiring was damaged by a heavy rain. Never swim in water until you know it's safe.
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Candy
Boston
R. M. Rossel
Jim Mason
Dr. Rossel
Mason
Sandy
Finding in Engle versus Ohio Fuel Gas Co ruling
Common Pleas Judge U S McGonagle ruled in Henry Engle Lancaster against Ohio Fuel Gas Co that Engle was not entitled to judgment as his disability did not arise out of employment from a well drilling job near Denvertown in June 1946. Four teenage boys swimming at Crooksville pool were barred for two weeks by Major Harold Anderson after a 1:30 p m incident.
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Common Pleas
U. S. McGonagle
Henry Engle
Lancaster
Ohio Fuel Gas
Co Engle
Denvertown
Jorge McGonagie
Crooksville ‘Municipal
Marshall John Brown
Harold Anderson
Rival riders clash as Jean claims horses in tense pursuit
In a Western frontier scene Emmett and Rickety clash with Frank and Alex over stolen horses. A gunshot wounds Rickety, Emmett taunts, and Jean vows to ride to confront the rival gang. The confrontation escalates toward a showdown at Fate’s place as Frank vows to reclaim the mounts and protect Jean.
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Rickety
Emmett
Frank
Alex
Jean
Boots
Swenson
la Tour
Cashtown
Ted
Miss Jean
Drury
Ickety
Ted Drury
Tomorrow's lunar favors complete tasks and invites arise
The stars warn of finishing outstanding matters tomorrow and suggest possible invitations to parties or weddings. Evening sensitivity may rise. be diplomatic to avoid trouble and end the day satisfied. A birthday tomorrow places you in a strong position for personal matters and long term finances.
Ravenswood Students Enroll at Morris Harvey College
Three Rav enswood area residents Isabelle Ank ump of Evans Mrs Roland Paul ne Haught of Sherman and Mrs Mary Spano of Ravenswood will attend Morris Harvey College in the first six weeks of the summer session. A second six week term with a full schedule of classes begins July 16 with registration open until the first day of class.
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Ravenswood
Morris Harvey College
Isabelle Ank‘um
Evans
Roland Paulne Haught
Sherman
Mary Spano
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