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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1954

Page

9

Question and Answer Highlights from 1954 Public Queries

A mixed Q and A discusses wartime pay comparisons between Canadian and American soldiers, the 1938 uranium split announcement by Kaiser Wilhelm scientists, and New York City's mayoral history with oath and fee details. It notes church architecture trends in the 1950s, movie industry wages, and national debt status, plus origins of the African violet as America's favorite houseplant.

J.C Kaiser Wilhelm Institut Berlin Hahn and Strassmann Naturwissenschaft Physical Science United States New York City San. A Robert F. Wagner New York Charwomen C.Q Hollywood West Coast Dominican Republic

Roadside Movie Listings At Midtown Drive In

The current schedule at Midtown features Caprel Rails Toto Laramie with John Payne and Dan Duryea and Indiscretion of a American Wife with Jennifer Jones. Also showing are The Naked Jungle in color, The Great Diamond Robbery with Red Skelton, Untamed Heiress with Judy Canova, and Raiders of the Seven Seas with Charlton Heston. Other titles include Glenn Miller Story in color, Captain Kidd, Below the Sahara, and The Mob with Broderick Crawford. Continuous shows through Friday with multiple color features and Westerns listed.

Midtown Caprel Rails Toto Laramie John Payne Matt Blanchard Dan Duryea Rearse Jennifer Jones Montgomery Clitt Aylor Dane Andrews Finch Chariton Heston Red Skelton Diaon James Stewart June Allyson Lso Reddkelion Glenn Miler Captain Kidd Randolph Scott June Allysoty Sahara Feater Eleanor Parker Charlis Redkelton Brown Vieanor Parker Charlton Heston Cara Willams Boston Eleanor Porter Nealon Alban Cara Williams Avalon Judy “Holiday P Tay Yeh M Milland Grace Kelly Robert Belle Jett Chandler Maureen Miro True Tuen Skelton Cora Williams Fate Smith Jeff Chandler Mourson O'Hara Edmond O'Brien Frank Lovejoy Glemm Miller Capt. Kidd Disney Doris Dey Joon Barbara Stenwyck Joan Leslie Forrest Tucker Heston Red_ Skelton Glenn Miller Tech Red! Skelton Fane Allyson The Spon Botany Bay Alan Ladd Jas, Maron Jorena Youns Coler Haffensery Bleemer Parker Jean Arthur Lancers Goddard Jean Pierre Gumiont Elainor Parker Mos Grod Crawford John Derek Alea Ann Sheridon Tach dohn_Lend

Jap Doctor Asserts Fishermen Will Live

Tokyo reports that 23 fishermen exposed to radioactive ash from the Bikini blast are projected to survive. Prof Masanori Nakaizumi told a meeting in Mito that the danger of these fishermen eventually dying from radiation sickness is hardly imaginable, despite earlier predictions by some doctors and scientists.

Tokyo Bikini Masanori Nakaizumi Mito Kyodo

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