A Bomb Threats Debate Across U S Defense Circles
Washington reports edge toward hydrogen bombs remains unofficial belief that Russia may build H bombs. Civil defense chiefs rely on risk estimates while President Truman may decide on U S hydrogen program. experts caution on overstated destructive ranges of the B bomb and forecast, while officials weigh international control.
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Baptists Report 25 New Members Sunday Growth
Two Baptist churches added 25 members in one Sunday the largest gain in months. The surge follows intensified visitation by several churches. Attendance figures show ongoing gains over last year with Sunday School and Training Union totals listed for Baytown Cedar Bayou Channelview and nearby areas.
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Barkleys Embrace Washington Life Yet Seek Quiet
Mrs Alben Barkley adjusts to life as Mrs Veep enjoying social duties while hoping for calmer days to observe Senate proceedings with her husband. The pair plan social events through February as she resists interviews and rumors of a Truman feud. Attorney General MacGrath calls for life terms for incurable sex offenders to protect women and children, urging identification and strict post conviction checks.
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Veen
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East Coast
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McGrath
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Angered Wife Shoots Leg Of Her Rival at Party
At a Richards residence a violent quarrel over a dance led to Mrs. Shannon returning with a revolver after an initial floor shot. She fired twice, striking her rival in the leg as guests pulled them apart. Shannon claimed she aimed to scare them, not harm.
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Iain Richards
William Willams
Jeg
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Hecarde
Hams
Too Much Money Leads To Crocodile's Death
A nine foot crocodile at the St. Louis zoo, native to Honduras, died of a stomach ache. Postmortem reveals the animal swallowed 42 pennies, suggesting money obsession may have caused the fatal incident.
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