Allies Plan Public Release of Atomic Data for Peacetime Use
Washington reports Britain Canada and the United States will declassify basic atomic facts to aid private industry and universities in building low power research reactors for peacetime energy development. The data cover reactor design and fission materials while ensuring it cannot aid weapons programs.
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Washington
United States
Britain
Canada
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
Harwell
England
University of Chicago
Deaths and Funerals in Austin Area
Obituaries list J R Holloman 4 pm Friday Cook Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Cemetery with survivors including three daughters and a Dallas sister. Also noted are Mrs Fred Stansbury 59 burial Oakwood Cemetery, Lois Ellen Rice 26 buried Yoakum with multiple siblings, George William Peterson Sr 64 buried Oakwood, Mrs Emilie Giese 76 burial Oakwood with son George Giese of Dallas and two granddaughters.
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J. R. Holloman
Cook Funeral
Memorial Park Cemetery
Holloman
Austin
Joe DeGrazier
Dallas
Francis Thomson
Kelley Bell
Ft. Worth
Alice Carroll
F. J. Holloman
Oklahoma
Lois Ellen Rice
Suvivors
J. J. Rice
Yoakum
Clyde Kelley
Gonzales
Dick Cohen
Linton
M. M. Rice
Navy
Conrad B. Rice
Wilbert H. Rice
Hanford Rice
Corpus Christi
Edgar D. Rice
Cuero
Jesse H. Rice
George W. Peterson SR
George William Peterson Sr
Hylton Manor
J. E. Chester
Oakwood Cemetery
Emilie Giese
F. G. Roesener
St. Martin's
George Giese
Walter Kaiser
Caldwell
Geneva Giese
Maurine Giese
Allas
Allies To Answer Reds on Meeting
Western allies led by the United States Britain and France will draft a Western reply to Russia calling for a new Big Four conference. They likely reject a German armament talk and seek a broader East West forum. Britain faces Labour pressure to push for early talks while the U S may seek an informal Lake Success approach to avoid past deadlocks.
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London
United States
Paris
Russia
Britain
France
House of Commons
Attlee
Lake Success
One of The Daily Texan Founders Dies In Dallas
William M. Pierson 74 Dallas attorney and one of the founders of The Daily Texan died Wednesday. Funeral services are set for Friday in Dallas. Pierson previously served as attorney for the Federal Land Bank in Houston and practiced law in Dallas.
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Daily Texan
Dallas
William M. Pierson
University of Texas
The
Pierson
Federal Land Bank
Houston
Nineteen crippled vets hunt deer from wheelchairs
Nineteen paralyzed veterans at Camp McCoy, back from Hines General Hospital, hunted deer from wheelchairs for two days. Though several saw deer and some fired, none hit a deer. Leonard King of Milo, Iowa, won a 150 pound duck by lottery. a game warden guided deer toward the veterans’ stands.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Hines, St. General Hospital
Leonard King
Milo
Iowa
Kildays Vacation in Austin
James E. Kilday special assistant to the US attorney general and Mrs Kilday are vacationing at their Austin home 410 West 32nd Street. They arrived by car from Washington DC where Kilday heads the transportation litigation section in the Justice Department anti trust division.
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James E. Kilday
Houston Bus Strike Settlement Reached
Houston's 20 day bus strike ended as Local 260 members voted 442 to 43 to return to work at 12:01 Friday. Negotiators and the Houston Transit Company reached a tentative agreement at 1:45 p m. The contract runs two years from Nov 3 with raises of eight cents an hour the first year and seven cents the second. the immediate 15 cent increase was rejected.
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Houston
Transport Workers of America, Cio
Houston Transit Company
Red Machinegun Fire Hits Austrian Farm Woman
A 51 year old Austrian farm wife was seriously injured by fire from Russian airplanes while she picked potatoes. A bullet hit her chin and another struck her shoulder as stray rounds fell near nearby children in the area over the Russian occupation zone.
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Vienna
Austria
Plumber Addresses North Austin Lions Club Members
Maurice Plumb of Plumb Plumbing Company spoke on his experiences as a plumber while Lorenz J. New of the Austin Transit Company described bus operations. A Lions Club pin was presented to Jim Adamson, the newest member.
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North Austin Lions Club
Maurice Plumb
The
Plumb Plumbing Company
Lorenz J. New
Austin Transit Company
Plumb
New
Lions Club
Jim Adamson
Texas Lawyers Rally Behind Shepperd Vote Challenge
A statewide effort pledged 100 lawyers to back Secretary of State John Ben Shepperd in a possible court fight over his refusal to count Duval County write in ballots. The move aims to compel certification of Duval votes and to update laws governing similar cases, with local lawyers forming defense committees and planning remedial measures.
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John Ben Shepperd
Duval County
Shepperd
Austin
Galveston
A. J. Vale
Sam G. Reams
Yale
Duval County Election Board
George B. Parr
Secy. of State Shepperd
Duval
Houston
Secretary of State
San Antonio
Tarrant County
Leo Brewster
79Th District Court
Shivers
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tarrant County Bar Association
Texas
County Bar Association
Roman Life Preservers Use Cork for Buoyancy
The Britannica notes that cork life preservers were common in Roman times, reflecting ancient maritime safety practices and material choices for flotation aids.
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Penney’s
LACY
Denier
Towncraft
Rayon
Penney
Enneys
Anta
Bim Hed
Winifred Stansbury
Weed-Corley
Lawrence
Oakwood Comery
W. B. Davis
Walter Fritch
J. R. Leonard
J. B. Leonard
James S. Pierce
L. L. B. Hofer
Mrs. Kilday
Houston Bus
Aeno Famimee
Elgin
Melinger’s Jewelry Scie
Plumber
North Austin Lions
eRiss Ag Vesine
Congress
Port
Scarbrough & Sons
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