McMahon Details H Bomb Fears and Costs in 1952 Plan
New York June 15 In a five point peace program Senator Erien McMahon assesses the hydrogen bomb. He argues the H bomb offers security via economy proposing 50 cents of the tax dollar could buy the same security as 75 cents today if we pursue hydrogen weapons. He warns the A bomb may be unable to deter massed Red forces and that destroying Soviet atomic bases could save American cities.
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Joint Atomic Energy Committee
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Europe
McMahon
Stalin
U. S
Russia
Soviet Union
Hair expert links tight scalp to baldness in warning
Houston report outlines Mueller Hair Experts methods for thicker hair and baldness prevention to be demonstrated in Charleston West Virginia on June 17. Trichologist G S Bishop will offer free, nonobligatory scalp exams at Hotel Daniel Boone from 2 to 9 pm, detailing personal treatment plans and the 30 day guarantee.
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Hydrogen bomb race shapes postwar war plans
A discussion highlights the hydrogen bomb as a game changer in warfare. If the U S can build it, Stalin can too, with both sides racing to achieve hydrogen supremacy. A plan proposes spending $50 billion saved by cutting other armaments to aid humanitarian efforts, with Truman and Baruch on a proposed commission.
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McMahon
Soviet Union
Truman
Bernard Baruch
Klaus Fuchs
Thief Robs Syracuse Home Then Destroys TV Set
Syracuse resident Mrs Irving Powless reports a burglar broke into her house on June 15. The thief ransacked the home raided the icebox and liquor and damaged the television set before fleeing.
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Irving Powless
Area Convention Of Sorority At Kanawha Hotel
Members of the Southwestern district of Tau Phi Lambda sorority will hold their district convention in Kanawha Hotel Charleston Friday and Saturday with over 100 delegates expected. The event features a Queen of the District crowning at a banquet, style show by Pi Psi, and vocal numbers by Eta Iota. Ritual demonstrations and initiation ceremonies are planned Sunday morning. The Woodmen Circle marks its 80th year of fraternal service, with $65 million in benefits paid.
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Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle
Kanawha
Opal Wingrove
Pi Psi
Charleston
Faye K. Littman
Grafton
Eileen Sayre
National Tau Phi Lambda
Parkersburg
Pauline Prestor
State Tau Phi Lambda
Logan
Alice Porter
Huntington
Crystal Branhem
Train Derailment Injures Seventeen at Farmersburg
Seventeen persons were injured when the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad streamliner the Georgian derailed near Farmersburg Indiana while traveling from Atlanta to Chicago. Fifteen cars left the tracks and one passenger Mrs Catherine Dixon of Evansville was hospitalized with injuries described as undetermined. Authorities traced the cause to something dragging from the first car.
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Evansville
Dixon
Farmersburg
Chicago
Atlanta
U S Sympathy Granted to Baltic States by Truman
President Truman extended the sympathy of the United States to Estonia Latvia and Lithuania during a Baltic States Freedom Rally. He stated the U S government and people feel deep sympathy for the enslaved Baltic peoples and repudiate the forcible incorporation by the Soviet Union.
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Truman
America
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Soviet Union
Baltic States
Baltic States Freedom Committee
United States
California Tops Civil Aircraft Use Among States
California is the state with the most civil airplanes in use, tallying 9,935 aircraft. Texas ranks second with 6,404, followed by Illinois with 4,778, New York with 4,908, and Ohio with 4,187, per the Civil Aeronautics Administration.
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Washington
Texas
Lone Star State
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Taft Holds Lead Over Ike In GOP Nomination Fight
In Washington on June 15 Sen. Robert A. Taft maintained a substantial lead over Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower in pledged delegates as the Republican race neared the finish. Taft held 515 1 2 to Eisenhower's 425 in pledged delegates, with several contests still to be decided. the GOP tally showed 604 more needed to win. On the Democratic side Estes Kefauver led in Maryland with 270 pledged delegates, while Harriman held second with 79 and Russell had 82 1 2. About 495 delegates remained unpledged, and Ohio or California or Pennsylvania were seen as potential power brokers. Contests linger in Texas, Wyoming, and other states as the map shifts toward a final choice.
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Ike
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Kansas
Jaime Oto
Estes Kefauver
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Massachusetts
Kefauver
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W. Averell Harriman
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Richard Nebraska L
Russell
N. Hampst
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Indica
South Dakota
Tennessee
Utah Wi
Gov. Fine
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Texas
Wyoming
Mississippi
Alaska
Louisiana
Georgia
Vermont
Matsirgin Islands
Eisenhower Virginisia
MacArthur
U S Court Refuses Repatriation Of German Children
U S Judge Alexis Basinski ruled against returning 16 year old Herbert Skop and 6 year old Rudolf Skop to Breslau, now under Polish administration after Potsdam. The boys, in a Catholic home in Karsstadt West Germany, remain in Germany while Breslau is contested between allies.
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Wuerzburg
Germany
U. S
Breslau
Silesia
Oder
Gustaf Adolf Opens Northern Europe's Largest Hydro Plant
King Gustaf Adolf opened Sweden’s HARSPRANGET hydroelectric station in HARSPRANGET Sweden. The plant features three transformers claimed to be the largest in the world and marks a milestone for Nordic energy infrastructure.
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Harspranget
Sweden
Gustaf Adolf
Europe
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