Hydrogen bomb price tag pegged at 200 million
Congress members eye a cost in the hundreds of millions for hydrogen bombs. Reports cite estimates around 200 million, with discussions on funding and timelines for development and stockpiling. Officials note uncertainty and global stakes as the program proceeds.
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Seven Killed In Two Car Auto Crash In New Jersey
Police report seven killed in a two car collision on a rain slick New Jersey highway. One car may have been making a U turn when struck, killing four from the second car and three from the first. State Police call it the worst toll since 1949.
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Truman Clears Atomic Policy
President Truman outlined U S atomic policy calling for continued research and potential hydrogen bomb development while rejecting immediate UN disarmament proposals. He indicated no formal move toward international control and urged allied support as Washington studies the arms race with the Soviet Union.
US rejects Soviet plan to try Hirohito
Officials said the United States will flatly reject the Soviet proposal to try Hirohito and other former Japanese leaders. Washington described the move as deliberate propaganda intended to disrupt U.S policy in Asia and China.
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Associated Press
Washington
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Battleship Missouri faces possible deactivation threat
NORFOMC Wisconsin February 2 discussions shift as the Missouri battleship in dry dock after a collision near Thintle Shoal raises questions of replacement by carriers. Admiral Bland and Rep. Winsor push for faster decision while a formal inquiry begins with Captain William D. Brown as central figure.
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Lack of Signal Causes Mishap in Genterville
State Police report a two car crash in Genterville at 7 40 pm when a left turn in without signaling led to a collision. Driver Robert Alexander 25 and Earl Ausel 36 escaped injury. damages put at 350 with Alexander cited for failing to signal.
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Steelworkers Debate Next Action As Walkout Expands
About several thousand steelworkers and 1,000 railroad workers, members of the United Steelworkers union, debated their next move after a work stoppage. The Bethlehemt Steel Company plant, linked to the Conemaugh and Black Railroad, suspended operations. The plant employs around 4,900 in fabrication and will lay off more workers if action continues.
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Burglars Fail To Crack Safe At Model Dairy
Burglars attempted to break into the Model Dairy safe but fled when employees and police arrived. State officers investigated the break in as workers reported signs of entry and the safe remained intact with its combination dial unseen.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Pea
Model Dairy
Sam Skasuer
Jafermekimne
Santos
Emies
Vali
Yen
Swan
Solon urges 25 percent cut in ECA funds in Senate talks
Senator McKellar proposes trimming at least 80 million of the proposed 3.1 billion European Recovery Act program. He says he backs a pace to reduce ECA spending as the Marshall plan faces Senate scrutiny and potential currency and trade concerns with Britain.
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Great Britain
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Traffic arrests rise in district with new patrol cars
In January the district logged 78 traffic arrests amid good driving weather and two new patrol cars. Police captain Ted Hubley noted most actions stemmed from traffic violations. Six men were held for trial, and 14,066 miles of highways were patrolled across 278 routine patrols aimed at preventing accidents. The month saw 13 collision investigations with three injuries and $3,800 in damage. ten other investigations involved other departments.
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Truman Urges Governor Duff to Join Democratic Party
President Truman suggested that Republican Governor James Duff of Pennsylvania join the Democratic party during a Washington event on February 2, as the nation watched post election realignment.
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Washington
Truman
James Duff
Pennsylvania
Dehn Statie Party
Chi Minh Forces Rout Nationalists In Major Engagement
In a bold offensive near the border area, Ho Chi Minh units reportedly routed Chinese Nationalist forces. The clash yielded hundreds of prisoners and signs of collaboration between Nationalist and French troops. The fighting disrupted lines along the border region, with claims of reinforced positions and continued hostilities.
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China
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Truman dodges question on 1952 bid as electoral college bill passes
President Truman sidestepped a question about seeking re election in 1952 during a news conference as the Senate approved a constitutional amendment plan to abolish the electoral college. He said he does not think the measure will be part of the constitution before the next presidential election and offered no direct answer.
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Gibbs Undergoes Psychiatric Tests at Lancaster Jail
Dr Edward A Stracker a noted psychiatrist interviewed Edward Gibbs a 25 year old Franklin and Marshall student charged with stayline Marian Louise Buffer at Lancaster jail. Stracker stated more examinations will follow but no definite times are set. The interview lasted about two hours and details were not disclosed.
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Truman hints at action under labor law amid coal talks
President Truman signals possible use of the Labor Act if needed as negotiations between Lewis and operators resume. Reporters note the talks touch on government intervention and Hawley Act references while court actions hinge on injunctions sought against the United Mine Workers leader John L. Lewis.
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Milk price cut in tentative order by Associated Press
An agency reports a tentative price reduction in milk from a major dairy group. Officials indicate the move affects suppliers and consumers with potential market implications and dates remain under review.
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Cumuielon
Lelane Pike
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Harrisburg school convention debates funding and tenure changes
About 1,400 attending school directors convened in Harrisburg to back a property tax reduction plan funded by shifting school costs. The assembly considered subsidies increases to $27 million and a three year probationary period for permanent teaching contracts, with officials including Hubert Voewhn and Stirley Anderson attending.
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Tom Luy
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U S May Move To Counter Blockade Urges GOP Avert Primary Fight
In Washington February 2 United States considers wider measures to counter the Berlin crisis while West Germany and Berlin remain connected by air rail and road. State Department officials say all options are under study and no countermeasures are ruled out. In Pittsburgh February 2 Allegheny County GOP chairman James F Malone says the party cannot afford a primary fight this year and endorses Governor James Duff for the Senate, signaling a possible compromise candidate for governor.
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Allegheny County
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Editors Return From European Recovery Program Tour
Fifteen newspaper editors including four Pennsylvanians are back from a three week four observing operation of the European Recovery Program tour, reporting on postwar conditions and press freedom across Europe.
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Safeguards Planned at Three Railroad Crossings
City Council moves toward rail crossing protections within 48 hours. Officials discuss obstructed crossings and the need for safety measures as a formal inquiry begins. Names of council members and the mayor appear in the session notes.
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Tay Sihotte
Maple Avenue
City considers crossing safety upgrades after blockage incident
Officials discuss installing automated crossing arms with bells and flashers at Center Street and nearby avenues. Erie Railroad and city engineers review a $63,000 plan to add warning devices and controlled halts to prevent pedestrian and vehicle danger during peak hours.
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