Russians Claim Russian Lead In Atomic History In Smena
In Moscow the Komsomol magazine Smena praised Russian milestones in atomic theory from Lomonosov to Pavlov Mendeleyev Chicherin and Morozov. The article argued Western historians ignore Soviet origins of atomic science and blamed foreign scholars for crediting others over Russians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Shapiro
Moscow
Smena
Komsomol
Communist Youth Organization
A. Buyanov
M. V. Lomonosov
Lomonosov
M. G. Pavlov
Psychologist Pavlov
Pavlov
Dimitry Mendeleyev
B. N. Chicherin
Nikolai Morozov
Buyanov
Wall Street
Montgomery Ward executive resigns personnel post
Chicago based Montgomery Ward and Company announces the resignation of Donald W. Cook personnel manager after 12 years with the firm. Cook did not give a reason for quitting and his departure follows a string of resignations and firings affecting top staff as clashes with chairman Sewell L. Avery emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
INS
Donald W. Cook
Montgomery Ward and Company
Cook
Lawrence A. Appley
Sewell L. Avery
The Limerick Show Radio Mix Debuts on KCRG Nights
Mutual launches The Limerick Show with Andre Baruch as host and weekly guest stars from entertainment and literature. Mona Freeman appears tonight while regulars Fon tor Sohn Stan Shaw and Jo Gilbert also feature in this lively panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
KCRG
KCRK
Andre Baruch
Mona Freeman
Wife
Fonte Sohn
Stan Shaw
Jo Gilbert
Unclear historical radio listing with mixed segments
Fragmentary OCR shows a radio schedule or listing with segments like Newsreel and sports items but readable details are sparse. References to names Henry Edwards Napoleon Fulton Lewis and 98 are present alongside time slots and program hints.
Local Schedule Snippet Highlights Evening Events
A fragmentary schedule lists dining and music at 6 00 with a $45 option, a 7 00 party, and Friday morning items including a market basket at 8 45 and quiz at 9 15. Other lines mention Uncle gran and Welcome Wagon with times around 11 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel
W. Lopes O
Pat O’brien
Jan Garber
C.X. Forward
Music Room
Herb Anderson
Illinois Miner Referendum on 70 Day Truce Proposed
Ray Edmundson, former UMW leader, urged Illinois Gov. Adlai Stevenson to authorize a state referendum among striking miners on a 70 day return to production. The plan hinges on a two thirds vote from rank and file members, and would test approval of President Truman’s proposed truce while fact finders review the UMW contract dispute. John L. Lewis rejected the plan. Stevenson did not comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
UMW
Illinois United Mine Workers
Adlai Stevenson
Ray Edmundson
Edmundson
Illinois
Truman
John L. Lewis
Stevenson
West Berliners Clash With Reds Near Border Standoff
Police halted a loudspeaker battle at the Berlin border after West Berliners numbered about 3000 tried to cross into the Soviet zone to confront 1000 Communists. Emergency police kept the two sides apart as the Communists withdrew under guard.
Hattery To Head Safety Congress
State Senator John Hattery of Nevada was named general chairman of Iowa's first annual Safety Congress to be held in Des Moines March 29 30. Gov Beardsley sought broad public support and noted 1822 Iowa accident deaths last year. Delegates from veterans groups women's clubs PTAs and business groups attended the organizing meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
John Hattery
Nevada
Hattery
House of Representatives
William S. Beardsley
Iowa
Jessie Parker
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
March
State Commissioner of Public Safety
al Kahl
Congress
George H. Love
Ogden
Utah
Utah Safety Council
Lyman Slack
Portland
Ore
Washington
Roosevelt and Stalin cooperation hoped in postwar era
Excerpts from Franklin D. Roosevelt's news conferences reveal his belief in Soviet cooperation for peace and the evolution of the United Nations. The records cover events from 1941 to 1946, including Yalta bargaining, three votes for the USSR bloc, and Roosevelt's cautious stance on three votes for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
U. S
Russia
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
State Acheson
Yalta
United Nations
Churchill
Britain
Stalin
U. N. Security Council
U. N. Assembly
Ukraine
Soviet Union
United States
Assembly
Stettinius
Samuel S. Rosenman
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Harper and Brothers
Grandma Margie Russell Cleared Of Theft Charge
An 88 year old widow known as Grandma Margie Russell was cleared of petty theft after a Pay-Less market dispute. Judge Louis J. Hardy granted the dismissal and she settled out of court for 300 dollars to drop the theft complaint and avoid a suit for false arrest. Store detective Carl Becker had arrested her after allegedly seeing two cubes of butter placed in her bag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Margie Russell
Louis J. Hardy
Russell
Carl Becker
Government to Give Away Dried Eggs and Milk Surplus
Washington AP The government will distribute warehouse stocks of dried eggs and dried milk worth about 115 million dollars under the price support plan. This marks the third commodity under the 1949 agriculture act giveaway program joining prior potato allocations. The latest distribution adds 73 million pounds of dried eggs and 1 million pounds of dried milk bought in 1948 49 and 1949 for welfare purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Brannan
Commodity Credit Corporation
Truman Drafting New Peace Plan
The White House says President Truman is formulating a new plan to end the cold war and outlaw atomic hydrogen bombs. Moscow signals Russia opposes UN world atomic inspection while Britain notes no new peace openings, and US Secretary Acheson backs the Baruch plan for UN inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
White House
Truman
Moscow
Russia
United Nations
Soviet Union
Acheson
America
U.N
London
Britain
Kremlin
U. S
Natalia Rene
Briton Freed After Telegram About Birth Not Dynamite
In Buenos Aires police freed Frank Kirton after six days in jail when a telegram from Montevideo saying a newborn girl arrived with six kilos of dynamite proved false. Kirton claimed his wife sent the message confirming birth. American Arthur Oppen remains held on security charges. U S embassy efforts to contact him fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
INS
Frank Kirton
Montevideo
Kirton
Arthur Oppen
Dakota
U. S
VFW Denies Endorsing Federal War Bonus Campaigns
Des Moines IA AP Max W. Van Horn Iowa adjutant of the Veterans of Foreign Wars said Wednesday night that neither he nor the VFW endorse any fund raising campaigns by individuals claiming VFW backing for passage of a federal war bonus act. He added the VFW’s activities follow its own policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Max W. van Horn
Iowa
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
van Horn
Uranium File Gag by State Dept Charged by House Panel
Chairman Wood of the Ameri can Activities Committee charged Secretary Acheson with blocking access to lend lease wartime uranium shipment records. He said the committee only wants a trained investigator to review the files and report back. Former Maj Racey Jordan claimed Russia obtained uranium via lend-lease planes. Henry Wallace denied knowledge of such shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
INS
Wood
House
American Activities Committee
Acheson
Russia
Georgia Democrat
un-American Activities Committee
Justice Department
State Department
Air Force
Racey Jordan
U. S
Jordan
Fulton Lewis, Jr
House Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Senate Approves 50,000 Study of RFC Operations
The Senate authorized a 50,000 study of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation operations. The survey will be conducted by the Senate Banking Committee. A voice vote passed the bill. no further House or presidential action is required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate Banking Committee
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest) Rutherford
Niels) Bohr
V. M. Molotov
Ward
Aseball
Phil Rizzuto
Jim Thorpe
Ruby Goldstein
Bill Slater
Your Gazette Radiolog
Tdy
Jane Malone
Perry Mason
P.M
Kcrg i
Tello
Davia
Lucille
California
Limerick
Frank Edwards
Mutual Newsreel
Phil Napoleon News
Fulton Lewis
Emil Coleman
Ray Stevens
KXEL
Hill
David Baraing
Citizen Speaks
Ager
Montgomery
Johnny
Salvation A Music
Aldrich Pather
Screen Ladd
Russell Tropic
Irvine Fields
Perry Corcette
Morton Ney Duffy
Langford
WMT
CBS
Sack Clu
Edward Murrow
PBS
Suspense Kirk Douglas
Victo Bollywood ‘Theater
Barbra Puller
Bobby O. Russ
Organ O. News
Sam Jensen
Pam
Jerry Smith
Chuck Worcester
Cliff
Robert Q
Robert i
Ma Perkins Lewis
David Harum
Marion Ladies
Wendy Warren
Jenny Helen
Bob Landis
Hannibal
Eine Ones
Pepper Youngs
Meet the Bank
Sid Sid Smith
Tom Steen
Owen Combore
Burton Orad
Ake
Judy
Jane Nona
Nowhere
Hilltop
Beryl Starbuck
Lionel Barrymore
Curt
Swell Thomas
Cheneal
David
Calif
Henry
Prank Edwards
Napoleon
KORG
Safety Congress
Mentators
Pearl Harbor
R-O-T
Frank Knox
U.S
Seven Seas
American Hemisphere
Warm Springs
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
McConkie’s Variety Store
First Avenue
Aunt Martha
Valentines
Bob Quinn
Kaybee
Second Ave. SE
State Dept
RFC
Valentine
Mmico
South Pacific
Irving Fazola
Cole Porter
Andre Kostelanetz
Frank Sinatra
Eddy Howard
Frankie la
Mario Lanza
Beethoven
Berlioz
Chopin
Samford
Smulekoff
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!