Nevada unveils largest atom blast in US history
Ansacinded Press reports a Nevada Proving Ground blast that daylit the pre-dawn sky for over two minutes. The 30 kiloton device produced a 79 second fireball and a blazing gold firewall, with smoke plumes visible across 600 miles and effects felt faintly in distant cities. Observers noted no structural damage near Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
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United States
Nevada Proving Ground
Hiroshima
Atomic Energy Commission
Thor
Eniwetot
Sciencity
Alvin C. Graves
Discovery
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Los Angeles
Mt. Charleston
Nevada
Museca
Tas Vegas
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N. M
Miller elected president of Piberal Directors Association
Pitker Miller of Reading is elected new president of the Piberal Directors Association of Fynnaylvanty after the closing business session. Miller succeeds William Varcoe of Wyronike, Pr.
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Reading
Piberal Directors Association of
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Miler
William Varcoe
Wyronike
Baby boom sets hospital record at Comy Memorial
A surge in births at Comy Memorial Moxpitad boosts hospital records with eighteen new babies, overflow crowds, and a new census for the obstetrical ward as the hospital expands to accommodate mothers and newborns.
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Lapnash Taw Cave
Suevion
Excess Profits Tax Extension Seen By Martin
Washington reports Speaker Martin said Congress likely will extend the excess profits tax beyond its expiration, tying the move to the 40 percent personal income tax reduction. He warned without extension, key conditions may prevent the income tax cut. Committee Chair Reed cautioned the extension’s fate may not change despite Martin’s stance.
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Reed
Gas well on Allan Adams farm shoots for gas
The Pennsylvania Gas Company's Carter Hill venture reports a dry hole after reaching 4,900 feet despite drilling. Preparations were underway to shoot the well on Allan Adams property next week to dislodge sands and rock and prompt potential gas release. Separately, Three Villages in Great Falls faced flooding as Mont-Mountain streams swelled, inundating nearby areas.
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Carter Hill
Pennsylvania Gas Company
Carter Hi
Allan Adame
Elesninin
Few clues found in break in at local convent
City police edge toward theory a pine smoking adult woman familiar with the Sisters of Mercy on Tristavenue broke into their convent between 6 00 and 7 40 a m. yesterday. Investigation yielded little useful evidence to identify the thief or confirm the intruder's route before Mass.
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Bisters of Mercy
Tristavenue
Hope Wok Komvone
Hurley Drake
Thief Robs Sisters of Mercy Convent Picnic Fund
A thief entered the Sisters of Mercy convent near Canandohta Lake yesterday morning and stole 726 in cash plus 32 music students funds from St Edward's School. The loss included 500 from coin envelopes and 225 from three bed rooms with no break in. Investigators suspect the intruder, familiar with the building, used a front door key found near a doorway and left a pipe ash trail. Detective Drake urged witnesses to contact police with any information.
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Sisters of Mercy Convent
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Canndohta Lake
Niort
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Police Department
AMA urges end to free medical care for veterans
New York reports the Amperean Medical Association requests Congress end free care for veterans. The AMA calls for a government run program or private sector competition, arguing current benefits tie to a federal system and duplicate services.
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New York
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Ike Promises Peace Strength and Prosperity in TV Address
President Eisenhower used a prime time TV show to pledge no appeasement of communism and no general war risk while keeping U S strength. He outlined a budget stance with allies and cabinet heads, portraying a fireside chat adaptation for the television era aimed at 50 million viewers.
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Carlson
R-Kan
House
Joseph W. Martin
Rmass
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Dex
Mongiai
Hoswever
Bonnie Sue Labels Accusations False in Custody Case
In Marmet West Virginia Mrs Bonnie Sue Stanley, 19, faces a custody hearing over her 2 year old daughter Alty. She accuses a private detective and Walter Phillips of spreading false claims to taint her reputation. Stanley denies repeated separations from her husband Kerment, saying they only separated once in January and that he is not the father of the child.
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Bonne
Sue Stanley
Falu
Walter Phillips
George T. Swain
Stanley
Marmet
W. Va
Aken
Charlester
W. Vay
Stanley Donind Shu Pyer
Shin
Herith
Kermeth
116 CHS Seniors Graduation Ceremony Recaps Diplomas
116 CHS seniors received diplomas at commencement with speeches by Student speakers Miss Dunbar Huntley and Malcolm Denring. Principal Howard J. Shee was absent due to a family death. Jack Seal presided over awards and scholarships as Hubert S. Vaughn received the diploma and Charles Dowlnessy assisted. The program included prayers, an invocation, organ music, and senior choir performances.
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Mychtico
Thomas
Thome
Heuer
Dunbar Huntley
Malcolm Denring
Howard J. Shee
J. M. Douglas
Solianle
Hubert S. Vaughn
Bard of Ginantian
Charles Dowlnessy
Joseph FR. Clinot Huncosk
Meir
Tolmer
Emmagiet Epistopil Chyireh
David Livingating
Senor Manikers
Management Club Elects Officers at Corry Country Club
Corry Management Club elected officers last evening at the Corry Country Club before a summer recess. William Tenby was named president Page Louderback vice president M Anes Lynch secretary and W S Gibson treasurer Ray Weber joined the Board of Control. About 100 members enjoyed dinner then the installation. Guest speaker "Par do" in Mi can attire gave a talk on Mexico. John V Dewell author scientist explorer introduced himself. Regular meetings resume in September.
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Corry Country Club
Corry
Pardo
Mexico
British Leaders Urge Big Four Talks
British Commonwealth prime ministers including Winston Churchill press for early talks with the Big Four. Informants say leaders met in London through next Monday and voiced support for uniting on postwar policy. The session focused on Western Allied approaches and the Soviet influence shaping early postwar plans.
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Common Wealth
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West
Breeding of Atomic Fuel Revealed Today
The United States announced the successful breeding of atomic fuel producing new fissionable material. Chairman Gordon Dean outlined the milestone as revolutionary, signaling progress toward a civilian atomic mover industry and potential vast energy gains. He warned against overoptimism while explaining the process and its implications for uranium and thorium supplies.
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State Highway seeks bids for Route 6 repair project
The State Highway Department advertises for bids on a Route 6 repair project in Pittsfield and Brokenshaw townships, Wart County. The 334 mile project covers overlay of flexible base and bituminous surface, plain concrete work, and bridge resurfacing with a bituminous surface.
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Dida
Pittsfield
Brokenshaw
Wart County
Tape Returns to Senate After Hospital Treatment
An ailing Taft of Ohio appeared in the Senate yesterday for the first time since hospital treatment. He walked unaided and was on crutch as he entered, signaling a cautious return to work after his illness.
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Taft
Ohla
Kiner Trade Sent Cubs Six Players In Major Swap
In a high profile major league deal the Pittsburgh Pirates sent Ralph Kiner catcher Joe Giuli Biola Howie Pollet and George Metheny to the Chicago Cubs for six players and undisclosed cash. The Cubs received Woh Schult Toby Auwell Hermansich Presley Ward Bol Addis. Pirates gain option to swap George Freyseyor Sprieg later. The trade, announced jointly by team executives, prompts immediate uniform changes ahead of the afternoon game.
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Ohast
Laudidur
George Freyseyor Sprieg
Wepisyer
Abe Shyu Lewene
Wid Wylkers
Phyin’ Persue
Te Cubs
Ebwuen
Birutes
Many Pennsylvania towns vote to end taproom licenses
The Liquor Control Board reports many local option referenda will close taprooms over the next ten months as districts shift from wet to dry. East Fallowfield Township in Crawford County leads the changes, with several municipalities scheduled to go dry from April 30 or January 1 across the state.
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Liqioh Central Board
East Fallowfield Township
Oraw
Ford County
East Fallowfield
Pittsburgh
AREA WELL HITS 3 400-FOOT MARK
A wildcat well 121 miles north of Titusville reached 3 400 feet after two months. Driller Paul White of Brookville said the bore is dropping about 100 feet daily. The Mimi East Oil Corp plans a test of 7 200 feet and will drill to 6 000 feet if needed. The well sits at Orren Smith Gare and Primes Corners in Bleed Town ship, Wirren County.
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Titusville
Paul White
Brookville
Thas
Mimi East
Orren Smith Gare
Bleed ‘Township
Wirren County
Reds Put Forth Long Statement Of Their Stand
A secret session brought delegates together for the first time in nine days as allies refused to confirm or deny the men offer received. The Reds presented a lengthy statement outlining their position and expectations ahead of further talks with opponents.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
Milton Herr
Hoth Munsen
Seoul
Peiping
Tokyo
U. S
Homylidy
Allies Seek New Armistice Recess Ahead of Saturday
Washington reports UN negotiators near a Korean War armistice as Communist counter-proposals surface. Panmunjom proceedings show Reds offering a lengthy statement while UN Command officials assess potential concessions. South Korea labels Allied terms as appeasement amid prisoner exchanges and ongoing division talks.
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