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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1946

Page

7

Nameless Six Aid President With Nation's Complex Tasks

Washington AP reports six unnamed aides surround President Truman, led by George Schoeneman and including Edwin Locke John Steelman David Niles Raymond Zimmermen and Ihman Keech. The group advises and liaises with agencies to reorganize government services and handle personnel issues.

Washington George Schoeneman Edwin A. Locke Harvard Donald Nelson War Production Board Truman Russia China Chiang Kai-shek John R. Steelman Arkansas Steelman United States Conciliation Service Schwellenbach Senate New York Labor Relations Office Labor Department Frances Perkins Raymond R. Zimmerman Oklahoma Civil Service Commission Ihman B. Keech District of Columbia Navy Oe Forrest

New Germ Killing Weapon From Tomato Plants

Atlantic City AP reports Dr. Thomas D. Fontaine and a U S Department of Agriculture team isolating tomatin, a germ inhibiting agent from tomato plants. Lab tests show activity against human fungal pathogens where penicillin and streptomycin are less effective, potentially aiding athlete's foot ringworm and lung infections.

Atlantic City American Chemical Society Thomas D. Fontaine U. S. Department of Agriculture Beltsville Fontaine

Denaturing Won’t Eliminate Danger Says Scientists

A dozen atom bomb scientists told reporters that denaturing explosive materials cannot by itself ensure safety in atomic warfare. They urged caution, noting deactivation could aid peaceful use but would not guarantee protection, and warned large plants would be needed for mass production over years.

Washington State Department Department L. R. Groves Oak Ridge Tenn

Conservative Wan Forecast in Japan

In Tokyo AP reports Japan’s first postwar election with 468 House seats to be filled from 2,800 candidates. Experts foresee a conservative majority for Liberal and Progressive blocs, though no single party to dominate. Turnout likely under 75 percent due to food concerns. early results expected late Friday with city results tabulated by then.

Tokyo Japan House of Representatives

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