Babson Extrapolates Atomic News And Move for Washington
Babson predicts major atomic developments and hints at shifting national power centers. He discusses A-bomb and H-bomb costs, uranium from Florida phosphate clay, and potential relocation of key federal departments within fifty miles of Washington D C.
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Roger W- Babson
Babson Park
Atomic Energy Commission
Florida
Pacific
Oak Ridge
Tennessee
White House
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
United States
Washington, D. C
Washington
Defense Department
Stolen Yellow School Bus Recovered After Theft
State Police report a distinctive yellow school bus was stolen from its parking area and driven south toward Pittsburgh before being located. Officers found the vehicle intact with a dead battery but undamaged exterior.
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Sool Barracks
J. Fredelius
Pittsburgh
City plans reassessment slowed by limited staff
City council aims for a wholesale property reassessment this year but two assessors currently handle 12 to 16 properties daily. With 9,000 properties this would take about 200 days. adding two staff could cut to roughly 100 days, finishing by September.
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Apecitl
Water Tank Blast Causes 10000 Damage Near Warren Plant
A faulty air pressure incident at the Sunray Products plant on North State street caused two water tanks to explode. Fire Chief Edward Rogers estimated about 10000 in damage, largely to waterlogged cartons, and noted windows were shattered on the south side. The blast possibly created overpressure in a tank feeding the sprinkler system.
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Sunray Products
North Warren
Edward Rogers
Rogers
North State Street
Warren State Hospital
Canadohta Lake Road To Be Paved
The east side road along Canadohta Lake will be paved as part of Crawford County’s 700000 highway improvement program. State Route 20154 connects Route 20084 with Marcresup Park and will get a cement base with bituminous top, replacing gravel and catch. David McKinley, county highway superintendent, announced the plan.
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Canagonta
Marcresup Park
David McKinley
Crawford County
McKinley Vaald
Quakes Rock Central Greece Killing and Displacing Many
Earth tremors in Central Greece leave towns flattened with an early death toll around 160 and about 25 000 homeless. Government rushes aid as communications fail and troops are sent to repair lines amid widespread devastation from Sofadhes to Domokos.
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Greece
Associated Press
Athens
Taleulor
Tounhis Nicolatslas
Ionian Talands
Pindus Mountains
Granitsa
Sofadhes
Varsum
Niusan Ong Domokos
Fursala
Senate to block use troops for Indochina
Three Democratic senators said Congress is not in mood to approve U S fighting units in Indochina. They noted President Eisenhower’s warning and said no case has been made for U S troop use, while some Republicans warned direct action could occur if Communists threaten Indochina.
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Associated Rrest
Washington
Congress
U. S
Flanders
United States
United Nations
Indochina
Edwin ©. Johnson
Dgolo
Elsen
Appaovis
Indochin
Johnson
Jody
Jony Lime
Senate
Monroney
D-Olin
Driver Unhurt In Auto Wreck West of Union City
A Waterford driver Cecil Smiley escaped unharmed after his 1941 model car went off Route 87 six miles west of Union City at 3 a m and toppled, police said. Blinded by oncoming headlights he lost control. the car was a total wreck.
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Waterford
Union City
Cecil Smiley
Niele
Dulles Molotov Hold Private Huddle On Atomic Energy Plan
Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov met in private talks in Geneva amid Eisenhower’s vision for a world pool of atomic energy for peaceful uses. The hour-long session discussed the Soviet reply to the US note and signaling no firm conclusions, with secrecy surrounding the discussions.
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Geneva
U. S
Dulles
V. M. Molotov
United States
Washington
Nese
Molotov
Eisenhower
Pittsburgh Bus Strike Delayed For Week
Pittsburgh officials and AFL leaders ordered a halt to the trolley and bus strike for at least one week after an overnight stoppage. Harry Butler of Division 85 announced the pause to resume wage negotiations with management at the urging of Mayor David Lawrence. In Irvington New Jersey 610 Line Corp toy electric unit makers also went on strike for higher pay.
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Associated Finn Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
AFL
Harry Butler
Afl-Amalgamated Association
Electric Raihway
Butler
David L. Lawrente
CIO
Irvington
N. J
The
Line Corporation
Revolutionary Blood Stream Hookup Enables Heart Surgery
A new technique at the University of Minnesota couples patient and donor circulatory systems during heart operations. Three successful repairs of interventricular septal defects used plastic tubing and an auxiliary pump to maintain blood flow. The method, tested on dogs before humans, may enable earlier heart repairs and save children with severe defects.
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Aspocmvcu Src Lis
University of Minnesota
Walton Lillehel
Tormied Thearte
Oprewuvssy
Lillehel
$600000 Jewel Theft Stuns Pittsburgh Hotel
Police probe a major jewel theft at a Pittsburgh hotel where jewels valued around 600000 were placed in a vault requiring two keys. A suspect held one key while another key was with hotel staff. theft occurred hours later as investigators seek duplicate keys and descriptions from Oscar Heyman and associates.
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Jim
Bolean
John Stack
Howe
Four Pennsylvanians among Carnegie Hero Award recipients
The Carnegie Medal awards bronze medals to 19 heroes including four Pennsylvanians: Jordan of Turen tum, Stachen of Pittsburgh, Brallworth Sr. of Philadelphia, and Tuidele of Freeport. They were recognized for rescuing victims in separate incidents from 1953 to 1963 across Pennsylvania and nearby locations.
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Pres
Pittsburgh
Pennsylania
Carnegie Hero
Ini
Sléten
Fraters X. Jordan
Turentum
James Stachen
Pittburgh
Lawrence Brallworth Sr
Philadelphia
Paul A. Tu‘dele
Freeport
Carnegie Merc Fund Commission
Jordan
John A. Bechtel
Gall A. Olinger
Kithanning
Derby Day Delayed by Heavy Shower in Kentucky
Early arrivals for the Kentucky Derby were met with a heavy shower as more rain looms. Warm humid weather expected with scattered showers and thunder today and tonight, high near 86 degrees.
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Pga Ath
City Council to Advertise for Repaying Bids Next Week
Gly Council plans to advertise for bids to repave East Washington street from Center to Wright stress with a brick road surface to be topped by blacktop. Project estimated near 97000, funded half by liquid fuels tax refunds and half by city revenues. The council will award contracts to lowest bidders and discuss the sewage treatment plant and City Authority plans.
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East Washington Street
Center
Wright Streets
Gly Council
Wright
Don Willams
Hust Pleasant
Concord Streets
Sun Men
Washington Street
Lquid
Corry
Fire insurance rates lowered for Pennsylvania policyholders
Pennsylvania regulations cut fire insurance rates, yielding an estimated $36.9 million in reductions over five years and about $5.8 million in increases. Overall, policyholders may save roughly $423 million across the same period. Changes adjust 16 classes with reductions from 27 to 38 percent and increases from 0.4 to 20.6 percent.
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Corry
Aodey
Pennsylvania
Thouranice Department
Artemas C. Leslie
Pennsylvana
May Day Parades Worldwide Mark Peace Pleas and War Ties
May Day demonstrations spread through London, Moscow and Western Europe as crowds urged peace from both sides of the Cold War. In Moscow Soviet Defense Minister Bulganin addressed the crowd while a large military parade featured an unprecedented jet plane overhead. The day was a holiday in Britain and much of Western Europe, with Russia emphasizing unity against new conflict.
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London
Busops
Moscow
Red Equary
Nikolai Bulganin
Europe
Communilats
Bodallats
Britain
West Germany
Taly
Norway
France Sees New Crisis at Geneva Over Indochina
Paris reports a diplomatic setback as British and American refusals to intervene leave France with less leverage at the Geneva conference. Maurice Schumann and Georges Bidault advised ministers that Allied inaction may embolden Communist delegates and complicate possible cease fire talks with the Vietminh and Viet Nam.
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Associavearrow
New York
New York Times
France
Lansing Wareron
Paris
Maurice Schumann
Foreign Office
Georges Bidault
Times
Beeni
Vieuminh
Indochine
Bohuman
Midault
Geneva
Bidault
V. M. Molotov
Joseph’ Lawlel
National Assembly
SEEK TARIFF PROTECTION ON FUEL AND MINERALS
Washington scene as Senator Malone introduces a proposal for a flexible protective tariff to shield oil coal and related domestic industries. He argues workers and investors deserve protection noting United States production costs including wages and taxes should be compared to foreign rivals to determine tariff levels.
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Ay Cumovinest
Washington
Benate
Wrata
Sermtor Malone
H-New
Malone
General Love Retires as Surgeon General at 62
Washington news reports Dr. Walter Duncan Love, longtime surgeon general and head of the dental corps, has retired from the Army at age 62. In a related note, Congoleum-Nairn in Kearny New Jersey began its first strike in 66 years as CSO employees walked out over wage demands.
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Love
Washington
Walter Duncan Love
Weistant
Army
Dental Corps
Kearny
N. J
Congoleum- Nulrn, Inc
CSO
Cameraman Refutes Cohn Story On Photo
Air Force sergeant Herbert R. Manchester at McGuire AFB testified in the Army hearing that no one asked him to take the photograph. The New York Times reported his remark after briefing reporters, addressing whether Army Secretary Breckinridge Brewer requested the shot. Stevens is accused of involvement with Pvt. G. David Schine in a disputed photo presented by McCarthy supporters.
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mCfiner
New York
Air Force
New York Times
Washington
Herbert R. Manchester
McGuire Air Force Base
New Jersey
Army
Robert T. Brevona
Joreph
McCarthy
Stevens
David Schine
Jack T. Bradley
Ehine
Roy M Cohn
McCarthy Senatorial Investigation Subcommittee
Stevens Fine
Texas hit hard as vicious wind rips 23 towns
Tornadoes and fierce winds swept six states causing one death and dozens of injuries while causing extensive damage across Texas. The report notes 56 injured in 23 towns and mentions tornadoes in Arkansas Oklahoma and Missouri with multiple homes destroyed and evacuations in Dallas Fort Worth Houston and San Antonio.
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Texas
Associated Pres
Little Rock
Ark
Southwest
Midwest
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Toursiana
Missouri
Doot Bowell
Bowell
Cedar
Rapids
LaFayette
Towa
Griceoe Carn
Arkeneas
Verneilles
Boulak
Lufkin
Grapeland
Houston
Fort Worth
Dallas
San Antonio
Attackers 1800 Feet From Dien Bien Phu Fortress
Reports from HANOT Indochina say Vietminh forces are close to Dien Bien Phu as French troops raid to push back entrenched positions. Forty Vietminh are reported killed and prisoners taken. the surround remains tight with trenches extending toward French headquarters on the fortress 50th day of battle.
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Hanot
Indochina
Dien Bien Phu
Unite
Geneva
Unclear Fragmentary Quote Mentioning Smythe
Fragmentary OCR text shows Smythe speaking with garbled phrasing and unclear context. The readable portion includes "Gay my prayers" and a partial quote, but no identifiable event, date, or full statements to summarize.
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Smythe
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