Editorial: GE expert raises threat of asteroid weapon
The piece critiques Dandridge M. Cole of General Electric for proposing a 1970s era asteroid weapon to obliterate enemies. It calls him deranged yet employed by GE and warns such claims mock science and religion, urging containment in a psychiatric institution rather than in GE.
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Dandridge M. Cole
Cole
North Warren
Cary
Mose
John Garfield
Hollywood
Charbe
Chaplin
Japanese renew heavy attacks on Bataan line in Philippines
Washington dispatch reports Japanese forces in the Bataan area estimated at 200000. Allied warships shell invasion armies along the Malay coast as President Roosevelt hails Allied unity. Wallace M. Young joins Corry Hospital Association board. Five Corry youths join U.S. Army en route to New Cumberland. Miss Rulls Johnson takes teaching post in Waterford. St Joseph of Oguy defeats St Edward's 54 to 21. J Jansen scores 10 for Corry. Tulian-American team loses 55 to 43 at St Edwards.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Bataan Peninail
Philippines
War ‘Department
Japan
United Nations
Roosevelt
Oldest Judge Dies at 94 in Federal Court Service
Gardner, former judge on the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals, died yesterday at age 94. He was the country’s oldest federal judge at retirement, and wrote the sole dissent when his court reversed a district ruling on desegregation at Central Mud School in Little Rock.
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Huron
Archibald . Gardner
8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Tobert District Court
Central Mud School
Little Rock
Corry Evening Journal Advertises Agency Listing
Fragmented readable text shows names of publishers and agencies with partial references to commerce and building firms. Mentions Chicago and Philadelphia and an Associated Press attribution. Data is damaged but hints at a newswire style listing and commercial notices.
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THE
Corry Evening Journal
Mylenema
Tl, Summple
General Matuger
Ime
Popeman
Fregna Advertising
Aaa Are Inc
Philadelphia
Associated Press
George Sokolsky on Anti Communist Thought and Movements
George Sokolsky argues that experts often misjudge Russia and Communism, praising Eugene Lyons for measured analysis. He warns against reactionary demagoguery and stresses studying aims and funding behind Rightist and anti Communist factions.
Trivia-laden World Almanac Fragments From Jim Bishop
A sprawling pass through quotable trivia from the World Almanac reveals figures on Irving Berlin, Harry Truman, the White House, and the universe. It catalogues winds, distances, births, paratroopers, marriages, hospital beds, Broadway, and global extremes in a stream of curious facts.
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Irving Berlin
Temum
Russia
Harry Truman
White House
Executive Mansion
U.S
Montauk Point
President sees 1963 surplus in optimistic budget view
The President projects a small 1963 budget surplus based on an upbeat economy and growth aided by government policy. Wall Street traders show caution, with stock averages retreating from highs as profits and demand uncertainty prompt hedging on the pace of recovery.
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New York
Kennedy
Union
Messare
Congress
Wall Street
Treasury
Song Copyright Procedures and Publishing Step
The process begins with obtaining an application from the Copyright Office in Washington. Registration can cover published or unpublished works and publication is largely a business matter involving agency negotiations. An individual may publish a song by paying the necessary printing and promotion costs.
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Washington
Marlow Looks At Todays News From James Marlow
Washington analysis notes that détente may be the only restraint against a broader conflict as Roswell Gilpatric warns that Communist doctrine seeks victory in small wins. The piece traces Cold War escalation from Iran to Korea and Berlin, and critiques reliance on massive retaliation amid rising hydrogen capabilities.
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Washington
Pentagon
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Defense
Les Lone
Viet Nam
United States
Stalin
Iran
Greece
Turkey
Truman
Berlin
Gove
Korea
Red Army
U.N
Russia
China
Eisenhower
Joh Foster Dulles
TE Sever
Dulles
Indochina
Southeast Asia
Khrushchev
Famed writer Robinson Jeffers dies at 72 in Carmel
Carmel California. Robinson Jeffers renowned poet and author died Saturday after a lengthy illness. He was active in literature for over fifty years and left a lasting impact on American poetry and prose.
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Calif
Robinson Jeffers
America
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