Atom Power Plants Predicted Within Two Years
Berkeley reports from AP state Dean Latimer of UC chemistry said industrial atomic energy plants are possible in two years and warned the United States must have an industrial program or fall to third-rate power. He questioned claims of denatured plutonium and suggested mixtures might yield industrially usable material. In Chicago, Edward Teller, cited by an AP as central to Los Alamos bomb work, said no proven denaturing method makes plutonium or uranium 235 usable in bombs, though denaturing could complicate their use.
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Berkeley
Calif
Wendell M. Latimer
University of California Chemistry Department
United States
Dean Latimer
Washington
Chicago
Edward Teller
Los Alamos
N. M
University of Chicago
Teller
University of Chicago Institute of Nuclear Studies
Stalin To Be Told Of U S Attitude
Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith the new U S ambassador to Russia said he would tell Premier Stalin there is doubt about Russia s aims and motives He added Americans want reassurances that the Soviet Union is committed to making the United Nations a strong agency for world peace as he arrived at Eschborn airport en route to Moscow
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Frankfurt
Germany
Walter Bedell Smith
U.S
Russia
Stalin
United Nations Organization
Smith
Eschborn
Moscow
General says US-Russia thaw follows Iran developments
The general indicated no plan for a new Big Three meeting and emphasized a shift in American stance toward Russia. He noted strained ties had eased due to recent Iran-related developments and stressed the purpose was to clarify that attitude.
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Stalin
Russia
Iran
Pleads Not Guilty In Quarry Deaths
Joseph Luther Woolridge, 29, a Black handyman, will plead not guilty at trial on May 20 in Monroe circuit court to two first degree murder charges for the deaths of Russell E. Koontz, 42, a stone company executive, and his companion Phyllis Coleman, 33. Woolridge's Indianapolis attorney Lawrence Shaw filed the pleas.
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Bloomington
Ind
ULP
Joseph Luther Woolridge
Woolridge
Lawrence Shaw
Indianapolis
Q. Austin East
Monroe
East
Russell E. Koontz
Stone Company
Koontz
Phyllis Coleman
OPA Removes Ceiling On Green Wax Beans and More
The OPA suspended price ceilings on all canned green and wax beans packed on or after March 1. The order excludes strained or chopped snap beans for baby foods. Price controls were also lifted on canned and frozen fresh shelled beans and soybeans, while lima beans and several peas stay under ceilings.
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OPA
Wax Beans
Washington
Allied War Crimes Allegations In Bonin Islands Prompt Custody List
A Marianas request sought a lieutenant and a petty officer for alleged war crimes including cannibalism in the Bonin islands. It noted the status of casualties and that names of those taken into custody were not immediately available. The inquiry questions whether Allied personnel were among those involved.
Degnan Case Figure Dies In Hotel Fire
Gloria Williams of Sheboygan Wisconsin closely tied to the Suzanne Degnan murder investigation was found suffocated in a near Northside Chicago hotel room. A smoking mattress started the blaze. the victim was identified by authorities as Williams who had claimed to hear a man named Smitty claim the child’s slaying. Police and hotel staff responded, with Thomas Gardner noting he found the scene and extinguished the flames before contacting authorities.
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Chicago
Gloria Williams
Sheboygan
Wis
Suzanne Degnan
Northside
Suzanne
Miss Williams
Smitty
Thomas Gardner
Harold Fieldman
Fieldman
Man’s death linked to room dispute after offer I sleep
Fieldman said he was at work when the death occurred. Police found a cigarette stub and an ash tray on the bed in the room after she stated she had no place to sleep.
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Fieldman
Guards Indicted For Manslaughter In Gridley Shooting
Four guards from the Toledo Peoria and Western railroad were indicted for manslaughter by the McLean County grand jury. The indictments follow a probe into the February 6 fatal shooting of two union pickets at Gridley Illinois. The guards Lewis A Smith Raleigh J Smith Everett J Parks and Roy Dailey were previously charged with murder and held on 20000 bond.
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Bloomington, Ill
Toledo, Peoria and Western Railroad
McLean County
Grand Jury
William C. Radcliffe
T. P
Gridley
Ill
Liberty
Lewis A. Smith
Raleigh J. Smith
Blandinsville
Everett J. Parks
Canton
Roy Dailey
Peoria
Radio Actor Dix Davis Inducted In Army List
Dix Davis aged 18 known for Randolph in Date with Judy and Pinky in One Man's Family was listed for induction by the army on Wednesday at Fort MacArthur in Los Angeles AP reported.
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LOS Angeles
Dix Davis
Randolph
Judy
Pinky
Fort, MacArthur
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