Fights and nominations shape atomic energy history
A historical review outlines major presidential nominations and Senate actions shaping the Atomic Energy Commission and Supreme Court histories. It highlights the Lilienthal era, Western political battles, and notable rejections and confirmations across decades, including Parker, Warren, Brandeis, Hughes, and Pauley cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David BE
Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Roger ‘B. Taney
Senate
Taney
Supreme Court
Tyler
Henry Stanbery
Johnson
Coolidge
Charles Beecher Warren
Federal Trade Commission
Henry A. Wallace
John J. Parker
Cleveland
New York
Hill
Louis ‘D. Brandeis
Publc
Charles Evans Hughes
Seven quiz questions from a classified page quiz
A list of trivia prompts asks about 1944 Japanese Premier location of recovered sword from Batasi retreat, penguin native regions, Praytus Affair country, truth of Washington birthday federal holiday, Knudsen rank in WWI, correcting a sentence, Theseus labyrinth thread, number of New York City boroughs, and the current name of Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Batasi
Polar
George Washington
Wiliam S. Knudsen
New York City
Constantinople
Corry Hospital reports January census and fund plans
The Corry Memorial Hospital Association board shows January census at 43 with 1330 days of service, births outpacing deaths by two, the surgical team performing 62 operations. A two man audit committee was named for the hospital fund campaign, and directors plan to invest more funds in government bonds totaling about 80,000 dollars. The annual 200 dollar donation from the Pennsylvania Gas Company was acknowledged. The note will be publicized to ease charter transition. Directors present were Hillstrom Hawkins Howard Pain Nast Rainesala Elston. Fred Carlisch estate probate to share from 3,040.58 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Memorial Hospital Association Board of Alrecutors
Dallas Smiley
Bruce Smith
Curry Memorial Hospital Fund
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Corry Hospital Association
Corry Public Library
Hillstrom
Hawkins
Howard
Pain
Nast
Rainesala
Elston
Fire Rips Through D & H Motor Freight Warehouse
Jamestown February 2 A swift blaze swept the D and H Motor Freight warehouse at 12 River Street almost leveling the structure. Fire crews from the city and Art Metal Construction Company fought the flames as clouds of smoke rose high. Owner Righard Hi Reading valued the building at 15000 with no insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Fev
D, & Hi, Motor Freight Company
Mt 12
River Street
Spannow
Ing Invanlea
Hexas
Plant
Art Metal Construction Company
Righard Hi
Reading
Quality Cash Stores, Inc
Building purchase and wrecked assets details
The report notes a building acquired in 1024 with improvements prior to a fire or incident. Two motor trailer tractors, valued at about 3500 each, were consumed. One tractor was new and unlicensed. A truck body valued at 1000 was also wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motors
Firefighter Fatally Hurt as Chimney Collapses
Robert Wolfe, 24, a Marion fireman from Lock Haven, died when a chimney collapsed and knocked him from a ladder while battling a blaze near Howard in Center County. Fellow firefighter Howard Gardner, 53, suffered a scalp wound as the ladder and Wolfe toppled onto him. the fire damaged a summer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wolfe
Lock Haven
Howard
Center County
Howard Gardner
Wolfe
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Chicago & Bond
Detroit
Com
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ciember
Associated Prem
Associated Press
Corry
Truman
Edwin W. Pauley
McKellar
Senator Stewart
PIE
Memorial Hospital Fund
Fred Carlisch
Union City
Brie
Cotati
Edie Sel
Igor
New
Mallory
Al’s
North Center
Page's
Mueller
American Cheese Heinz
Eligice
Coughi Sesoren
Muscu
Ylikcoarsbe Wueesa
the National Bank OF Corry
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mlallelely
Owaine
Guignon's
Washingtons
Surou al
Seiberling
Powell Motor CO
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