Stock Cars Burst Into 1950 Season In Dusty Debut
The 1950 stock car season opened before 6000 fans as 42 cars roared in heat races and a boisterous main event. Jack Archer led time trials, with Buck Lorber and Jim Skerik winning heats. Wayne Lee edged Jim Dunnegan in a tight second, while Dick Nau won the novelty and semi main events. Conditions, wind, dust, and bumper locking highlighted a day of high excitement and tough driving.
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Jack Archer
Bill Young
Jim Skerik
Cliff Cox
Joe Gustaf
Archer
Gustaf
Jim Dunnegan
Cox
Bill Williams
Buck Lorber
Norm Sayres
Homer Tucker
Tucker
Paul Stock
Dick Nau
Nau
Wayne Lee
Don Gugleler
Young
Lorber
Skerik
Joe
Dunnegan
Dufort
Pope
Gugeler
Skramsted
Taschner
Williams
Palace Movie Schedule and Atomic Energy Discussion
The Herald advertises two free Palace tickets featuring Humphrey Bogart and Betty Grable showings from May 13 to 19. A separate feature reviews atomic energy progress with AEC official remarks, noting multiple reactors planned in Idaho New York and ongoing research, development challenges, and peacetime promise despite criticism.
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Humphrey Bogart
Betty Grable
Atomic Energy policy stresses pure research over sole practicality
The AEC backs peace time use of atomic energy by promoting pure research, warning against overemphasis on practical work. Mr. Pike cites Dr. Lee Du Reidan of Caltech, noting that current weapons grew from ivory tower research done decades ago and predicting future practical gains from today’s basic research. Weapons development remains ahead of peacetime efforts as progress in power aims continues.
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AEC
California Institute of Technology
Lee du- Reidan
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