Secret Advances in Atomic Energy Disclosed by Lilienthal
David E. Lilienthal said there were important secret advances in atomic energy this year and voiced confidence a plan for international control of atomic weapons would be attained. He noted patents released for public use and a working unity of experts to study atomic machinery, while detailing continued experiments and the non exclusive royalty free license for several patents.
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Lilienthal
Washington
INS
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Ite
Comidn
Lillenthat
Amin
Yo Tabanan
Atomic Exceny Laboratories
Morgantown
Belleville
Ohio
Marwantown
ANC
Carroll IL
Wilson
Firm Adjudged Bankrupt By United States Court
The firm Weet Virginia Discount Corp. of Charleston was adjudged bankrupt yesterday by a federal judge after a bankruptcy petition filed by J. Be Tall Motor Sales Bluefield Tele Go Auto Parts Sales and the Rosul Tepewriter Co. The creditors held total claims of about 183 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Discount Corp
Charleston
Jen Moore
Jude Moore
J. Be Tall Motor Sales
Bluefield Telestre Go
Auto Parts Sales
Rosul Tepewriter Ca
Slaughter House Fugitive Disrupts Quiet of Village
A bull on the loose for four hours in Manheim Pennsylvania caused chaos as residents and police pursued the 1600 pound animal. It damaged property, threatened a magistrate, chased the police chief’s son, and invaded homes before Sam Duncan lassoed it and returned it to the slaughter house.
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Slaughter House
Manheim
Dee
Sam Duncan
Ferdinand St
H. H. Brack
Watch And Topcoat Thefts Reported In Layton Capen Case
Police reports yesterday listed a watch and a topcoat stolen from Layton Capen of 109 North Rand Street. Capen said someone entered his home and took two wrist watches valued at 125 dollars and a coat valued about 80 dollars.
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Layton Capen
North Rand
Damage suit filed over 20000 dollar collision
Mrs Ruth Ann Lowry of St Albans filed in Common Pleas Court a 20000 damage suit against George Steig erwald of Charleston alleging serious injuries October 2 in a collision between the automobile she rode in and a car driven by the defendant on the old Kanawha River Turnpike near Bot Hatt.
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Ruth Ann Lowry
St. Albans
George Steiger~ Wald
Charleston
Kanawha River Turnpike
Bot Hatt
Falling chandelier triggers $15,000 suit in Charleston
Eight FE Saunders of Charleston sues William Golden Gene Carney and Rosemary Smith in Circuit Court claiming a chandelier at 108 Washington St E. fell on him while he was a patron causing injuries and alleging faulty equipment and negligence.
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FE. Saunders
Charteston
Willian Golden
Gene Carney
Rosemary Smith
Charleston
Saunders
Smith
Washington St. E
Kubelik Named Musical Director of Chicago Symphony
Rafael Kubelik, a 25 year old Czech conductor, was named musical director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Edward L. Ryerson announced a two year contract and also said Associate Conductor Tauno Hannikainen would resign. Kubelik said no decision yet on a new associate.
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Chicago
Rafael Kubelik
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Edward L. Ryerson
Orchestral Assoc
Kubelik
Ryerson
Tauna Hannikainen
Hannikainen
Building Permits for Washington Street Additions and Repairs
Permit notices show Vimes B Keélfor filing an addition to an apartment complex on Washington Street. Tk Atkinson listed for repairs at 1327 Sixen. Minor entries also reference Autrey W Lowiepee and Aweling Bt, with a small $20 fee noted.
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Vimes B. Keélfor
Wasington St
Atkinson
Johnson Orders Reserve Service Policy Move
Secretary of Defense John Johnson announced a plan requiring all officers in the regular armed services to serve at least two years with the reserves. They will act as full time instructors in civilian components such as the National Guard to unify forces for rapid mobilization. Exceptions possible if service missions prevent assignment to civilian components.
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Washington
Johnson
Regular Armed Services
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
National Defense
National Guard
Armed Services
Property Transfers Across Districts and Lots
A series of property transfers records detailing AnianH Mortis ANG and others to wills P Chapman for 16 acres near Barren Creek Hig Sandy Dist. various deeds list transfers to WW H Mare and wire. John W Ley and wife to Dale H Monk. Voss and wife to William E Foyer. Josephine Suston and husband to Greenies Brothers Inc. Vaughan Corp to Thompson Pearcy with multiple lots in Subawna City. Thomson Pearcy and wife to Eur S Havana. McCalister and wife to Wade B Monic and tele. Thuriton Aadin Me Ha and wife to Ralph J Hail. Frans and wife to Hubert G Moors with lots 24 and 25 in block 4.
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Anianh. Mortis
Wills P. Chapman
Barren Creek
Hig
Sandy Dist
L. B. Bink
Connally Sees U S Recognition of China Inevitable
Senator Connally of Texas, chairing the Foreign Relations Committee, says U S recognition of Communist China is virtually unavoidable but urges caution. He plans a news conference to outline his views, noting a government that mishandles American interests must respect international law. He aligns with Senator Van den Berg on the issue.
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Washington
Sen
Connally
D-Tex
Senate
Texas
China
Sen. Vandenberg
R-Mich
GOP
Dense Fog Halts Airport Traffic in Kanawha Valley
Dense fog halted Kanawha Valley air traffic from 7:00 to 10:30 a.m. at Charleston Kanawha airport. Flights from Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Norfolk rerouted or diverted to nearby fields as visibility dropped. Passengers bound for Charleston were sent to other airports and later returned when the fog lifted.
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Kanawha
Karawae
Pittisburgh
Coonskin Ringe
Fred Alley
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburgh
Knoxville
Tenn
Bristol
Trenn
Airlines
de Midi
Charlotte
N. C
Ineal
600 Barbers Seek License for 1950
Health Director N H Dyer announced that about 600 barbers and beauticians in the state have applied for renewal of licenses. Renewals require a $5 fee and a recent blood test from an approved lab. Can be extended up to a year with a $10 minimum fine for operating without renewal. Kanawha County reports the most beauty shops and barbershops in the state as of July 1.
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St Aon
Dyer
Fred Woodson Treated for Accidental Hip Wound
Fred Woodson aged 43 of 705 Court Street was admitted to Charlester General Hospital with a bullet wound in his left thigh from a .22 caliber gunshot. Police report he told them the shooting was accidental and he declined to press charges.
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Fred Woodson
Court St
Charlester General Hospital
Owens-Ilinois to End Mold Shop Operations At Plant in Fairmont
Owens-Ilinois Gligs Co plans to cease mold shop operations at its plant in Fairmont. Plant Manager Jaime Z. Black said the move affects the Fairmont facility and may shift work to other branches, with staff reassigned to nearby plants as supply lines adjust.
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Owens-Ilinois
Fairmont
Dev
Owens-Ilinois Gligs Co. Anny. Oe
Jaime Z. Black
Diveon Alge
Fairmont Glass
Turing Brant
Seid
Potley
Dryscdne
Alton
Indiana GIs urged to check bonus eligibility by state
A VA official urges former Indiana residents now in the state to verify eligibility for the Indiana World War I bonus. Deputy director Kise McCormick says the law allows a veteran with at least 94 days service to receive a bonus of 1. per month of domestic service and 2.7 for each month of active duty up to a maximum, with specifics provided by the state veterans affairs department.
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Indiana
Kise McCormick
State Department of Veterans Affairs
Accor McCormick
Tagan Fog
Inditesn Weparines
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American Atlies
Los Angeles
Mexico City
Ny Bow” Weder Goverriment Supervision
OLD
Staaket Bourbon
Waisky
OLD Higkory Distiling Corporation
Philadelphia
Kanawha County Court House
Christine Wiggins
E. B. Cummings
Court House
John §. Lovelock
New Zealand
New York City
Pslice
Lovelock
Brooklyn
Gazette Telephoto
Chicago Orchestra
U.S
Aiport
Gubibeiklan
Highinwn Agar
St. Ale
Binns
Back
Clauda C. Kink
Aden
John W. Lee
Dunbar
Harry
Mrs. Truman
Independence
Daystrom
Douglas
Kuehne — Higgins Nook
the Globe Furniture
Globe Furniture Company
Levin
Aes
Dapper Duncan
Sporting Goods
Elsh
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