Postscript to Truman Visits Groton Barrage
Groton Chamber of Commerce says President Truman will not visit New London this Saturday. He will speak at keel laying ceremonies for the Nautilus, the first atomic powered submarine built by Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics in Groton. Local headlines note the dispute over the New London visit and reference Truman’s Springfield speech.
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New Londen
Kiwanians Hear Church Spokesman at Charleston Luncheon
Dr. James G. Patten Jr. of Decatur Ga, executive secretary of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, spoke to Charleston Kiwanis Club about democracy and Christianity, urging right convictions to defend the nation and warning that internal threats outpace armed forces.
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Decatur
General Assembly of the
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Charleston Kiwanis Club
Daniel Hoone
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Patton
Concussion Grenade Debut in Close Quarters on Koje Island
Tokyo June 10 The Army reports a new concussion grenade called grenade, hand, offensive used to break Red prisoner resistance on Koje Island. It is a cardboard container with TNT and is said to stun in open areas but lethally effective in bunkers and foxholes. One U.S. soldier reportedly died on Koje today from a spear thrust, not the grenade.
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Kose
Mark W. Clarke
Far East Command
Koje
U. S
City Boy Is Given, Award At Graduation at Choate
Wallingford Conn June Special John D. Embleton son of Mr and Mrs Dana H Embleton of 1512 Lewis St Charleston W Va recently received prizes for excellence in dramatics excellence in debate and a third prize in public speaking at the graduation day program of Choate School here Embleton was graduated cum laude.
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Choate
Students to Perform in Galperin Recital at Galperin Auditorium
More than 30 students will participate in a Galperin Music Co studio recital at 7 p m tomorrow in Galperin Auditorium. Names include William Walsh Frank Di Turo Miss Charlotte Ska?f and Robert Burnside. Programs feature piano band instruments and accordion.
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Galperin Music Co
William Walsh
Frank DiTuro
Charlotte Ska?f
Robert Burnside
E. Carl Moor
De Gaulle Warns Rebel Followers In France
Paris June 10 Gen Charles de Gaulle warned his 47 rebel followers in the National Assembly that ranks might be closed against them if they do not align by July 4 He urged them to preserve the unity of the French People's Rally and warned of measures to ensure discipline when the RPF National Council meets on July 4 The split began last March when deputies bolted to back Antoine Pinay as Premier and 47 De Gaullist deputies protested strict discipline
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de Gaullist
First White House Chronology From 1792 to 1818
The first White House was built between 1792 and 1799, occupied by John Adams in 1800, destroyed in 1814 during the war, and rebuilt in 1818 completing its modern form.
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Childres
Christiane Rye
Rosmliy
Florida
Slaters
White House
Washington (Sf
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