Emory scientists propose world peace via embassy science attaches
Four Emory University scientists, three linked to atomic bomb work, outline a plan for world peace in the atomic age. They suggest attaching scientists to embassy staffs as scientific ambassadors to report on global scientific and industrial developments and to keep doors open to knowledge. Harris Parks Jr. and Dr. R. A. Day helped present the statement.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Were & Harris Parks Jr
R. A. Day
Three Are Held in Auto Theft Ring
Danbury, Conn. police announced the arrest of three persons in a stolen car ring allegedly operating from Connecticut to Georgia. Ten cars stolen from Connecticut New York and Georgia have been recovered. Arrested are Michael Attanasio 57 of Danbury a gasoline station operator 25 year old Bethel resident and Mrs Regina Magrino 29 of New Fairfield. The Attanacios posted bonds of 10000 each on theft and altering motor numbers charges. Mrs Magrino was arrested in Macon Georgia and will face charges when returned to Connecticut.
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Danbury, Conn
Harry T. Tucker
Connecticut
Georgia
Tucker
New
York
Michael
Attanasio
Danbury
Staasio
Bethel
Regina Magrino
New Fairfield
Attanasios
Magrino
Macon
Lagemann and Jones Call for Atomic Observation Pact
Chemist R T Lagemann and former Oak Ridge director W H Jones urge an international program to observe atomic research. They propose other nations cut diplomatic ties with offenders and outlaw restricting visiting scientists. They warn the U S must bargain now before any nation builds an atomic bomb.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
R.T. Lagemann
WHS
W. H. Jones
United States
Alabama Four H Folk In Chicago For National Congress
Alabama’s 4 H Club delegates travel to Chicago for the National 4 H Club Congress joining 1200 peers from 47 states and foreign students from China Venezuela Costa Rica and Peru. The Alabama group will tour major museums and stock yards, engage in contests and discuss postwar program points with peers.
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Auburn
Ala
Alabama
Chicago
Canada
Quebec
Ontario
China
Venezuela
Costa Rica
Peru
United States
National Club Congress
Myra
Asenath Collier
Elmore County
Mary Frances Hudspeth
Houston
Lyda Jean Smith
Etowah
Ruth Kelly
Lauderdale
Josephine Jones
Lee
Mildred Grimes
Marshall
Janice Merle Etheredge
Marengo
James Wood
Butler County
James Owens
Lamar
George Murphy
Henry
Gene Snellgrove
Dale
E J. Klinner
Cilton
Harry Sorrell
Chilton
Wayne
Teague
Cullman
Rex Sims
Fayette
T.A. Sims
Alabama Extension Service
Levice Ellis
Lilliah Cox
Henry County
Alabama Club
Museum of Natural History
Union Stock Yards
Students in Street Fight at Five Points Georgia Tech clash
Atlanta police report an open conflict between Georgia and Georgia Tech students at Five Points just before the annual football game. About 500 fought, hair pulling, blows exchanged as a coffin bearing “the body of Georgia Tech” was tried to be burned. Firemen dispersed the crowd. several charged with disorderly conduct.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Times Square
University of Georgia
Church Overcomes Financial Goal In Decatur Building Drive
The Sixteenth Avenue Baptist church and supporters in Decatur surpassed their goal last Sunday with offerings totaling $3,648.43 for a new building program. The congregation praised the cooperation and good will of Eastern city residents and expressed gratitude and renewed hope for the project.
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Sixteenth Avenue
Finishing this project within a few months plan
A brief note indicates the team aims to complete the project in the coming months. It highlights a structured timeline and key milestones to ensure timely delivery and accountability among members.
Lend lease food shipments to UK valued at 3.19 billion
A wartime record shows Lend-Lease food shipments to the United Kingdom from March 1941 to April 1945 valued at 3.18581 billion dollars. The data highlights the scale of aid supplied by the United States during World War II and the economic commitments behind the alliance.
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United Kingdom
Highway patrol warns of strict lighting enforcement
Inspector H L Thornton of the Decatur district warns motorists that the highway patrol will enforce automobile lighting laws to cut highway accidents in Alabama. He says orders from Montgomery require strict checks and that all improper lights must be fixed, with no leniency now that parts are available.
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H. L. Thornton
Decatur
Highway Patrol
Alabama
Department of Public Safety
Montgomery
Thornton
Revival at Neel Baptist Church in Nashville
Wallace sisters visit sick brother Ruthus Owens in Nashville Tennessee. Weekend revival led by Rev Walker Bynum Rev Harper and Rev Lewis Milter recently discharged from the Army. Local families share Sunday visits and Army discharges noted for Lucain Wallace Coy Breedlove Pic and other servicemen. Hog slaughter reported underway last week.
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Wallace
Ruthus Owens
Nashville
Tenn
Neel Baptist Church
Walker Bynum
Harper
Lewis Milter
Lewis Walker
Hartselle
Roy Smith
Decatur
G. B. Roberts
Pic. Coy Breedlove
J. W. Rodgers
Forest Chapel
Roy Higdon
George Roberts
Leona Sparkman
E. S. Bennett
R. L. McNutt
Lucain
Clyde Wallace
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Credit Clothing
Morgan Rocky Miss Ozell
Ounty Ford McNuti
Clifton Long
Fred Stephenson
Lucain Wallace
Addie Wallace
Floyd
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