Lilienthal questions security in article on A-Bomb
Washington AP report shows David Lilienthal, AEC chairman, accusing a June Nation’s Business article by William Bradford Huie of inaccuracies and possible security violations. He may ask the FBI to check the piece titled Is the A-Bomb Secure, and cites statements about the stockpile and management.
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David FE
Lilienthal
FBI
William Bradford Huie
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate-House Atomic Committee
Huie
Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
Rep. Price
D-Ill
Commission
J. Edgar Hoover
The
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Lawrence F. Hurley
Joint Committee
Air Force
Holifield
D-Calif
Atomic Energy
Truman
Hickenlooper
Iowa
Ancieainaice
Price
KCRG Radio Schedule Highlights Baseball and Music
Tonight six game Rockets series opener with Clinton at 8 05 PM on KCRG KCRK with Bob Brooks in play by play. Tomorrow Cubs face Brooklyn in Major Leagues at 12 30 PM on KCRG KCRK. Saturday 1600 REVUE follows. At 4 00 PM music from KCRG free dance. Plantation Jubilee 7 PM ART Massey and Company. Carmen Cavallero 7 30 PM. SA Johnson guest on Helen Hall show tomorrow morning at 10 45.
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KCRG
KCRK
Bob Brooks
Cubs
Brooklyn
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ART Massey and Company
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SA Johnson
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Spotlight News
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Jimmy Pavorite
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Alan Theete
Bank
Rockets
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Waterloo
Dick Jurgens
Clinton News
Bobby Peters
Johnny Bradford
Orchestra
Dardanelle
Chen
Almanso
Parade Public Library
Frank
Lopez P.M
O Corp
Baseball Junction
Fillion
Strow Wizard
Rome
Umpets Ag
Owbrook
Armar Rent
Duc
Iowa
Radio Station Bids Interference Free FM Day
A fragment mentions KCRK radio on FM 96.90 or Channel 248 with a Friday program block. It lists times 6 00 and 6 15 for test and news, and references music and sports segments including Rockets Clinton and a Baseball Ronde schedule.
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Tello
Plantatan Sh
Green Denies 1945 Communist Violence Policy
Gilbert Green, Illinois party chairman, testified in a Communist conspiracy trial that the 1945 reorganization aimed to defend constitutional liberties, denying a government claim that the party shifted to advocate overthrow by force. The case centers on 11 leaders accused of urging revolution.
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New York
Gilbert Green
Chicago
Illinois
U. S
American Communist Party
Earl Browder
Communist Political Association
Green
Browder
Big Steel Rejects Pension Demands
U S Steel Corp rejected the CIO United Steelworkers demand for 150 a month pensions for aged and disabled workers. John A Stephens vice president and wage conference chair said the company would not discuss pensions or wages and insurance demands, citing the current contract prohibits pension talks.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. Steel Corp
CIO
United Steelworkers
John A. Stephens
Big Steel
Perry Becker Dies After Auto Crash
Perry Becker, 43, of Tiffin, died of a heart attack Thursday shortly after his car left the road between Tiffin and Coralville. Two passengers escaped injury.
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Tiffin
Perry Becker
Becker
Coralville
Modern Food Shop No 2 Opens in Cedar Rapids
A. G. Haddy has opened Modern Food Shop No 2 at 837 Third Avenue SW, the former Gatto's Grocery location, converting it into a self service market. Haddy has 26 years in Cedar Rapids grocery business and also operates Modern Food Shop No 1 at 328 First Avenue NW.
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A. G. Haddy
Third Avenue SW
Gatto’s Grocery
Haddy
Cedar Rapids
First Javenue N.W
Notice of Appointment of Administrator and Estate Claims
Notice from Linn County Iowa that an administrator has been appointed June 16 for Stanislaus Allen Stein and Soset Blahnik estates. Creditors must present claims to Linn County District Court clerk for authentication. First Trust Savings Bank named executor. Joseph Mekota listed as attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Stanislaus Allen Stein
Aly
the Lerk
Gerald Tisteate
Don J. Condon
Linn Nty
Ses
Soset Blahnik
Linn
Jone
First Trist Savings Bank
Arew
Joseph Mekota
Big Four Minsters Extend Talks On Austrian Treaty And German Pact
Paris AP reporters say conferees delaying final accord on Austria independence treaty and German trade pact. East West rifts persist over Russian claims to Nazi assets in eastern Austria including Danubian Steamship properties, oil rights, and other estates. Talks resume Monday with aim of fall signature.
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Paris
Berlin
New York
Russia
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Tito
Austria
Europe
Danubian Steamship Company
Kissless Love Affair Described By Judith Coplon
Judith Coplon testified about a kissless romance with Valentin A. Gubitchev a married Russian engineer while denying espionage. She recalled meeting him in New York last year and reacting to his marriage news with tears and withdrawal.
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Judith Coplon
Washington
Valentin A. Gubitchev
U. S
Justice Rates
Barnard College
Gubitchev
Russia
United Nations
New York
United States
Archibald Palmer
Palmer
FBI
Manhattan
Ater
Sign of Zodiac A Depicted Sign of Zodiac
Word puzzle listing across clues and a vertical column labeled Talmud Commands. The page combines zodiac, measuring terms, pronouns, letters, metals and other clues, ending with a section titled Ver tical Talmud 2 Commands. The content reads like a crossword style puzzle with numbered hints.
Puzzle Answer List Clues and Solutions Overview
The entry lists crossword style clues with numbers and brief prompts such as ae a 45 Organ of ell sm 46 Obstruction 47 Clay 52 Negative prefix 54 Abraham's home (Bib.) indicating a sequence of wordplay hints and their answers in a previous puzzle.
Worker at Oliver Plant In Charles City Killed
CHARLES CITY AP Joseph M. Weigel, 36, of New Hampshire, an Oliver Corporation employee, died after a fall at the Oliver plant here Thursday. He died at the hospital.
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Oliver
Charles City
Joseph M. Weigel
Oliver Corporation
New Hampton
Weigel
Worker killed by falling duct on roof at new plant
Witnesses say a skull injury occurred when an air duct fell about 15 feet through a roof opening. R. B. Hammer, plant safety engineer, reported Weigel and two coworkers were lifting the duct as a gust of wind twisted it, causing Weigel to lose his footing and strike machinery below.
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R. B. Hammer
Weigel
Hammer
Scott County Bar Opposes Switzer
The Scott County Bar Association adopted a resolution urging opposition to any federal judge nominee not recommended by the American Bar Association. The measure passed 32 to 13 and targets a Southern Iowa federal judge, urging Senators Gillette and Hickenlooper to oppose confirmation.
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Davenport
Scott County Bar Association
Iowa
Gillette
Hickenlooper
Senate
American Bar Association
Woman Ends Her Life On Farm Near Fayette
Grace Parker 68 a Waterloo schoolteacher was found hanging in the attic of a wash house on her farm four miles east of Fayette. Sheriff said death by own action, occurred Wednesday morning, body discovered by Clyde Ostrander, her brother in law.
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Oelwein
Fred House
Grace Parker
Waterloo
Fayette
House
Clyde Ostrander
Summer School Enrollments at Iowa Dip From 1948 Figures
A total of 4 547 students enrolled for the University of Iowa summer session, per preliminary registration figures released by President Virgil M. Hancher. The figure marks a decrease from the final 1948 summer enrollment.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
Reorganization Powers Granted to President Truman
Congress approved a bill giving President Truman sweeping authority to reorganize the executive branch and its 2.1 million employees. The compromise measure allows plans to take effect after 60 days unless a majority in either chamber votes to disapprove, enabling a series of plans rather than a single master program.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
House
Senate
Herbert Hoover
Lucas
Tfl
Capitol Hill
Comanche Youth Stars on STRAIGHT ARROW on KCRG
A young Comanche Indian will thrill listeners with his daring on the STRAIGHT ARROW program broadcast by KCRG at 7 p.m. Mondays and 5 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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KCRG
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