Competitive Co Existenece replaces peace as aim in world news
New York Governor elect Averell Harriman called peaceful co existence a misnomer insisting on competitive co existence. He spoke at the dedication of a Memorial Press Center honoring 82 American journalists who died serving a free press for a free world. The event featured a roll call of the dead including INS reporters and photographers.
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INS
Averell Harriman
Moscow
Harriman
Overseas Press Club of America
Ign
NBC
Dateline
Eisenhower
Bob Considine
Overseas Press Club
New York City
Daniel A. Poling
Christian Herald
Clark Poling
Dorchester
Prince of
William P. Gray
Correspondents’ Fund
Considine
Press Center
East 39Th Street
Grand Central Area
International News Service
International News Photos
Jack Singer
Wasp
John Cashman
Okinawa
Frank Emery
Charles D. Rosecrans, Jr
Japan
Ken Inouyo
Ins-Telenews
Ray Richards
Albert Hinton
Radio figures among wartime deaths in early disasters
Norfolk Journal and Guide lists H. R. Knickerbocker of WOR Elsie Dick of Mutual Broadcasting Fred Colvig of KGW Portland and others killed in air crashes in Bombay 1949 Lisbon 1943 Leyte 1944 and Denver Post and Fort Worth Star-Telegram staffers among casualties.
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Norfolk
Uranium Powered Locomotive Said To Be in Shops
Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reports a rumor of a uranium powered locomotive under construction at Denver shops of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad under army and Atomic Energy Commission contract. Rio Grande officials deny the project and say research explores atomic energy possibilities.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Grand Junction Daily, Sentinel
Denver
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Army and Atomic Energy Commission
Ft. Knox
Sentinel
Wilson McCarthy
The
Rio Grande
Burnham
Ray McBrian
An Announcement From Atomic Energy Commission Delayed
The article notes no actual diesel electric locomotive project has begun. It states that if a project is undertaken, an announcement will come from the Atomic Energy Commission.
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Lergy
Atomic Energy Commission
Half Million For Education From Oil Firm
Standard Oil of New Jersey donated half a million dollars to 138 privately-endowed U S colleges and universities for general undergraduate education with no strings attached. Checks ranged from 2000 to 5000 dollars and totaled 450000, plus a 50000 gift to the National Fund for Medical Education.
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New York
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
U. S
National Fund For Medical Education
Eugene Holman
Jersey Standard
Harvard
Columbia
Notre Dame
Holman
Whch
Jacoby on Bridge Highlights No Trumps Over Minor Strategy
Oswald Jacoby reviews a New England tournament hand showing duplicate play favors no trump over minor suits. South bypasses heart stops and aims for three no trump. North has strong majors and South’s diamond no trump reaches game despite limited heart and spade stopping power.
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New England
North
Alfred Sheinwold
Sheinwold
Declarer secures 11 tricks in duplicate bridge play
The explanation describes declarer mastering 11 tricks despite East shifting to clubs. By discarding hearts and using diamond runs, declarer ensures 11 tricks whether East keeps two spades or one. In rubber terms the result is trivial, but at duplicate bridge the 11th trick yields a fine score. Separately it notes 58,000 polio cases in the U S in 1952 as a historical statistic.
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East
Declarer
South
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