Russians Visit Harvester Plant in Chicago
A 10 member Russian delegation visited International Harvester in Chicago. They tour American farm centers and discuss diesel tractors milking machines and feeders while recalling 1924 confiscation of a Moscow tractor plant valued at about 20 million dollars. About 100 pickets protested outside the venue claiming Moscow's control hinders corn growth.
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Chicago
Fime
International Harvester Company
Harvester
Moscow
Vladimir Matskevich
Nevis
Matskevich
Russia
International Harvester
Towa
Haven
Washington
Matihevich
Michigan Boulevard
Threat To Human Race At Atomic Meet Topic
World renowned dialogists and physicians gather in Geneva at a U.N. request to assess atomic radiation threats to future generations. The urgent conference follows atomic bomb tests by the United States and Soviet Union and reports of mutation risks in lab animals. Scientists expect calls for a special international science meeting.
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Geneva
United Nations
U.N. World Health Organization
WHO
Atoms For Peace
United States
Soviet Russia
International Scien
T. C. Carter
British Medical Research Council
Marwell Atomics Station
William L. Russell
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Alexander Hollaender
V._I
Mostavoi
M. I. Peyzner
En~ Ried
Fermi
The
Physical Review
Russing
Dr Emmes to Attend San Jose Visual Training Workshop
Castro Valley reports Dr Arthur B Emmes will attend the annual San Jose Visual Training workshop for optometrists at the Civic Auditorium San Jose. He is first vice president and president elect of Alameda and Central Costa Counties Optometric Association and will confer with a California Optometric association committee on public relations plans before returning to Castro Valley Monday.
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Castro Valley
Arthur B. Ermimes
Casta Valley
San Jose
American Optometric Associatio
Civic Auditorium
Emmes
Alameda
Central Costa Counties
Optometric Association
California Optometric Association
Tour Of Universe First Class Hop Aboard For Trip
A condensed excerpt from Going Into Space by Arthur C. Clarke outlines a quick tour of the universe. It explains stars as suns, distances, and the roles of the sun and moon, then introduces planets Venus Mercury Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune and Pluto. It sets up future exploration and notes interplanetary travel depends on speed and direction.
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Stout
Arthur C. Clarke
Repristed
Earth
Sun
Moon
Arica
Venus
Exacly
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Eerth
Uranus
Neptune
Pluto
Army Races Against Arctic Winter In Dew Line Build
The Army runs a time race to complete the continental electronic warning system in the Arctic ahead of winter. 3,000 troops and vast supplies move to over 40 landing sites as two task forces advance from Atlantic and Pacific theaters toward Point Barrow and Baffin Island to establish the Dew Line radar network before polar night.
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Arctic
H. K. Reynolds
Washington
INS
Defense Department
Dicops
Arctic Circle
Dew Line
U. S
Val
North America
Alaska
Battin Island
Atlantic
Pacific
Central Canada
Point Barrow
Beaufort Sea
Canadian Arctic
Baffin Jeleng
Aroun
Baf Fin
Ares
Canada
Baffin Island
New Aluminum Plant Opened in Montana Era of Battle Royal Ends
In Columbia Falls Montana an Anaconda company executive Roy H. Glover chairman of the board says only President Truman’s intervention ended a political battle over the 65 million dollar aluminum plant. He charged political strings were pulled to block construction as the plant used Hungary Horse dam power. Cornelius F. Kelley addressed dedication ceremonies.
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Columbia Falls
Mont
Anaconda’ Company
Truman
Roy H. Glover
Ther Board
Glover
Cornelius F. Kelley
Ansconds
Hungary
Montana
Munsry Horse
Quick With Alibi Surprises Oklahoma City Burglar
A nine year old boy caught burglarizing a hamburger stand claimed he was walking in his sleep and did not know where he was until police woke him, presenting a sudden alibi in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
Hayward gains 50 000th telephone as area grows
Pacific Telephone marked a milestone with Hayward area receiving its 50 000th line. The service expansion covered from 150th Avenue to Mission San Jose, with homes like the Hayward exchange and local families benefiting. The milestone reflected postwar growth and new installations such as an entry for Lt. and Mrs. John W. Hayward and Navy installation staff.
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Aca
Pacific Telephone
John W.hayward
Stephens
Rosalee Court
Castro Valley
Guam
Oak Knot
Naval Hospital
Hayward
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By Tom Nelson
William C. Sexton
United Prary Staff
Dr. Emmes
I. W. Hilborn
G. G. Eicholz
McMahon
G. BR. Gosbeck
V. V. Matveyev
R. S. Shitapniker
Christopher Hinton
Britain
D. Y. Bloxhintsey
Toomorrow
the Daily Review
Compton
Hubert Ludwig
Everada Martinez
Joyce Pike
Joyce
Martinez
Inimate
Camarillo State Hospital
C.V. Homes
Hayward Area
Fairchild
John Stephens
Marvin Carpenter
Bill Moore
Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce
Orlon
Orion
Ghip-N-Shore
Vas
PLAN
Wes
Fern Menger
Denier Tricot
Bergmann
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