Drastic Steps Due If Atom Bombs Continue
Hamilton New York INS report on Colgate University's special atomic energy investigating committee urging the United States to stop making atom bombs or dig subterranean living quarters. The panel outlined six drastic options including secrecy, suppressing scientific exchange, underground facilities, strict controls, possible preventive war, and higher taxes. It offered a peaceful alternative: avoid another war with language studies exchange and public education.
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Col Bate University
Special Atomic Energy Investigating Committee
United States
Colgate
Colleges Heading For Record Jam
Washington reports a postwar surge as 125000 veterans in college under the G I Bill with 207000 more applying. Dr Francis J Brown predicts over 600000 in colleges by fall, creating a university crisis as housing shortages bite and legislation may fund 167 million for temporary defense housing shifts.
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Francis J. Brown
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American Council On Education
Dr. Brown
Argentina Decrees Worker Bonus and Wage Increases
Buenos Aires government issues a decree forcing private employers to pay a one month salary annual bonus and grant wage increases from 10 to 25 percent. The plan excludes government workers and domestic servants and retroactive to January 1. The move is seen boosting Peron support ahead of February elections.
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Col
Juan D Peron
Peron
Peronista
Federation of Employer of Commerce
Plaza Mayo
Sentaes
Curtiss-Wright to Present Wind Tunnel Program at Buffalo
Curtiss-Wright announced it will present its research lab and wind tunnel in Buffalo to Cornell University for a cooperative education and research program supported by several eastern aircraft manufacturers.
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Curtiss- Wright Corporation
Buffalo
Cornell University
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