Spy trio advanced Soviet atomic program report
The Senate House atomic energy committee says Russia's atomic weapons program advanced at least 19 months due to a trio of confessed spies including an American and an H-bomb scientist who defected to the Soviet Union. The panel adds that U S espionage defenses have not been pierced since mid 1946, though British security has. The report centers on Klaus Fuchs and his British connections, while FBI chief J Edgar Hoover urges Congress to expand investigations into atomic field insiders even those with no access to restricted material. Saypol announces new espionage prosecutions as tests intensify.
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Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Soviet Union
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Klaus Fuchs
Rale
Berfore
New York
U. S
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Saypol
PBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Congress
Senate Appropriations
Hoover
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Commission
Atomic Energy Committee
Fuchs
Gerri
Epsland
United States
Thulia
Bruno Pontecorvo
Ida Cur~ Tain
Europe
Allin Nunn May
David Greenglass
Jamestown youth shot during porch starling hunting
Jamestown April 9 The Chautauqua county sheriff's department investigated the fatal shooting of 18 year old Robert Risley of Gerry while he and a 15 year old companion Fred O Dell shot starlings from the Risley porch roof. Risley died at Jamestown General Hospital from a bullet to the left chest. The rifle used was a 22 caliber.
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Gerry
Jamestown
Chautauqua County Sheriff’s Department
Robert Risley
Ivan Risley
Jamestown General Hospital
Fred O'Dell
Risley
Eugene Collins
Rain Ends Rash of Grass Fires
A light rain late yesterday evening and overnight ended the rash of grass fires that troubled fire crews Saturday and Sunday. Nine alarms Saturday and two Sunday plus two still alarms were logged, with the Rudy Silvis house fire causing a family to lose their home. Firemen contained most blazes with brooms, some with booster lines, and evacuated threats to nearby buildings. Daversa appeal opens in federal court as the Slayings suspect seeks habeas corpus relief. Basic training begins at Indiantown Gap as 800 trainees arrive for the Fifth Infantry Division.
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Rudy Silvis
Stanford Hose Company
Indiantown Gap
Laurence B. Keiser
Rayburn Flags Russian Troop Buildup Threat
Rayburn, a Texas Democrat, warned reporters after a White House conference that Russia is concentrating troops in many places. He claimed strong authority behind his warning and linked it to fears of a possible world war as Congress debated universal military training.
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Rayburn
Texas
White House
Truman
Manchuria
United States
Covered Bridges Fade From Pennsylvania Roads
Harrisburg April 9 The state highway system shows fewer than 200 covered wooden bridges still in limited use. Efforts to preserve remnants continue with the Fort Hunter Museum displaying one bridge near Harrisburg and state historical societies taking over others for posterity. Greene county leads with 22, Bedford 21, Columbia 20, while several counties hold fewer than five. a note adds the northernmost U.S. point is in Minnesota.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvanie
Ray F. Smock
Fort Hunter
Greene County
Bedford
Columbia
Lancaster
Washington
Adam
Perry
Chester
Cumberland
Juniata
Berks
Bucks
Dauphin
Lawrence
Somerset
York
Snyder
Erie
Tadland
Lehigh
Lycoming
Sullivan
Union
Duff Says Dems Are Making It Easy for GOP
Senator James Hy. Duff says Democrats are making it easy for Republicans to win next year by strengthening GOP strength rather than Democratic weakness. He cited NBC Meet the Press remarks on Reconstruction Finance Corporation probes and the administration budget as turning public opinion, noting Republicans differ but agree more than they clash. Also mentions saccharin derived from coal tar.
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Washington
James Hy. Duff
Pennsylvania
NBC
Reconstruction Finance
Dumt
Apinion
War and Sharps Flees a Bridge of Abo Seni Nin
A fragmented OCR note mentions Abo, Seni, and War with references to Sharps fle and a count of four. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or names to form a coherent newspaper item.
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Abo
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