Atomic Secrets May Bog Probe
Washington reports that Senator McMahon leads a probe into Atomic Energy Commission mismanagement and may seek disclosure of the U S stockpile of atomic bombs to assess Lilienthal's conduct. Hickenlooper warns secrecy guards must stay. Truman opposes public counts. The dispute continues as documents are reviewed.
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Washington
America
Atomic Energy Commission
McMahon
Conn
Senate-House Atomic Energy Committee
Hickenlooper
Iowa
AEC
David E. Lilienthal
Congress
Truman
Lilienthal
Connecticut
Class Night at Riverside Heralds Senior Achievements
Ninety six seniors and families attended Riverside Class Night on Friday featuring a Macbeth themed program, corsage to Miss Helen Mattox, prophesies by three witches, student musical numbers and speeches by Alfred Matthews valedictorian and Mary Ann Bagley salutatorian. Awards by Principal W. R. Riley included Legion and D A R honors, scholarships to Alabama College and Birmingham Southern, and Rotary scholarship of 100 dollars. A post event reception with refreshments followed on the lawn.
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Riverside
Helen Mattox
Jimmy Tatum
Sam Evans
Thomas Bolding
Ben Lee
Fennell Garnett
Jean Gregg
Dean Jones
Brewer Kenton
Sally Kimbrough
Alfred Matthews
Mary Ann Bagley
W. R. Riley
American Legion
Charles Horton
Mary Caudill
D. A. R. American History
Alabama College
Glenn Green
Phi Beta Kappa
Birmingham Southern
NROTC
Murray Yarbrough
Rotary
Margie Harrison
Chenault urges study after graduation in medicine
Dr Frank L Chenault Alabama's outstanding general practitioner urges continued study for young doctors. He spoke at the University of Alabama Medical College commencement in Birmingham noting turmoil and extremes and the need to serve communities without surrendering initiative. 86 graduates received diplomas and certificates including 31 doctor of medicine degrees.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank L. Chenault
Alabama
Decatur
Medical College of Alabama
Chenault
University of Alabama
John M. Gallalee
Paul Moses’ Shasby
Ocala
Fla
Mary Kathleen Black
McCalla
Flora Jane Wooten
Vivian Faye Wilkes
Huntsville
Hugh Elton Smoak
Haines City
Nu Sigma Nu
Barkley defends secrecy on atomic bomb at Emory
Vice President Alben W. Barkley urged preserving the atomic bomb secret until nations trust each other. Speaking at Emory University in Atlanta he criticized Soviet conduct in peace talks and voiced hope that democracy and communism can coexist without domination. Emory alumni Rep James C. Davis introduced him to 495 undergraduates. earlier he toured Emory College at Oxford, Ga.
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Atlanta
Alben W. Barkley
United States
Barkley
Emory University
Emory
James C. Davis
Emory College
Oxford
Emory Univerity
Faience and Falconry in History and Oil Discovery
The text discusses faience as glazed pottery and mentions falconry as a sport, then notes American oilmen discovering oil in 1932 on Bahrain Island in the Persian Gulf.
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Bahrein
Persan Gul
Panel Named To Handle Oak Ridge Labor Dispute
President Truman named an atomic energy labor relations panel to handle the Oak Ridge wage dispute between CIO chemical workers and Carbide and Carbon Chemicals. William H. Davis chairs, with Dr Edwin E. Witte and Aaron Horvitz as members. The panel has no legal force but aims to prevent work interruptions at K-25 uranium plants while negotiations proceed. Martin Wagner signaled potential strike revival if the panel delays.
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Washington
Truman
Atomic Energy Labor Relations Panel
Oak Ridge
Tenn
William H. Davis
Edwin E Witte
University of Wisconsin
Aaron Horvitz
New York
Davis
War Labor Board
National Union
Martin Wagner
Wagner
Witte and Horvitz
Charles G. Ross
White House
Three Fishermen Drown After Boat Strikes Sand Barge
SELMA Alabama June 4 three fishermen drowned when their motorboat struck a sand barge anchored in the Alabama river near Selma. Patrolman Monzo Driskell identified the victims as P B Early 53, his son Sam Early 30 and son in law James W Fluker 34 all of Selma. Duskell said the boat hit the barge a glancing blow and overturned. Sam Early's body was recovered and the river is being dragged for the other two.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama River
Here
Monzo Driskell
P. B. Early
Sam Early
James W. Fluker
Duskell
Gordo Boy Scouts Injured In Lake Amedra Dive
Two Gordo boys, Johnny Moseley, 13, and Joe Koon, 12, dove from a six foot scaffold into Lake Amedra near Tuscaloosa. Their heads collided on impact causing head injuries. Joe Koon received 12 stitches and Moseley six. both showed improvement at a Tuscaloosa hospital.
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Gordo
Ala
Johnny Moseley
Joe Koon
Lake Amedra
Tuscaloosa
Young Moseley
Draft Board Quits Office in Escambia County
In Brewton Alabama on June 4 the three members of Escambia county’s draft board resigned after the counties merged with Conecuh to form Evergreen. Chairman Ed Everage and members J I Edwards and Harry Dixon cited travel and unpaid work as reasons. Clerk Mrs Dunbar Liles also resigned. Probate Judge T A Peavey urged Gov Folsom to reconsider. Under the new plan the Evergreen clerk visits Brewton Fridays for registration duties.
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Brewton
Ala
Escambia County
Ed Everage
Escambia
Conecuh
Evergreen
Everage
J. I. Edwards
Harry Dixon
American Legion Sets 31st Annual National Convention
The American Legion announced its 31st national convention to be held in Philadelphia August 29 to September 1. Highlights include drum and bugle contests at Municipal Stadium, a national commander's dinner, auxiliary events, and a convention parade. Headquarters will be at the Bellevue-Stratford with auxiliary HQ at the Benjamin Franklin and the Broadwood hosting 40 and 8.
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Philadelphia
The
American Legion Today
Bellevue-Straford Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Bellevue-Stratford
Benjamin Franklin Hotel
Broadwood
American Legion
American Legion Chorus
Birmingham Man Is Killed in Accident
A Birmingham man identified as Bill Novak about 30 died Saturday at 5 P M in Druid City hospital from injuries in an auto crash at Gordo Pickens county Investigation shows Novak's car was struck by an ice company truck from Gordo The truck entered the highway from a side road within Gordo corporate limits Driver Lester Fleming of Gordo was named No arrests had been made
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Bill Novak
Birmingham
Druid City Hospital
Gordo
Pickens County
Novak
Lester Fleming
Turk Broda Shuts Out in 1949 Playoffs Standout
Turk Broda, the Toronto Maple Leafs goalie, delivered the lone shutout of the 1949 Stanley Cup playoffs, anchoring a pivotal performance that helped his team advance through the post season.
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Turk Broda
Toronto
Democrat Proposes Congress Probe The Right Wingers Too
Freshman Nebraska Democrat Representative O Sullivan urged creating a House committee to probe right wingers as the un American Activities Committee investigates leftists. He warned the American government could fall not by the weak left but by the strong extreme right wing.
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Congress
Washington
House
un-American Activities Committee
First Sullivan Award Given to Bobby Jones in 1930
The Sullivan Award for outstanding amateur athlete was first awarded in 1930 with golfer Bobby Jones as the inaugural winner.
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Sullivan
Bobby Jones
Milton Taylor Called Home
Milton Henry Taylor aged 72 of Hartselle died Saturday afternoon at 5 15 at Hartselle hospital Funeral services by Rev L E Toon at Johnsons Chapel Sunday at two Interment in a adjoining cemetery Peck directing Survived by wife Susie Taylor of Hartselle one daughter Emma Wallace of Hartselle two sons A W Taylor and W H Taylor of Hartselle two brothers Will Taylor and Canada Taylor of Decatur Pallbearers Junior Taylor
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Milton Henry Taylor
Hartselle 1
Hartselle Hospital
Susie Taylor
Hartselle
Emma Wallace
A. W. Taylor
W. H. Taylor
Will Taylor
Canada Taylor
Decatur
Junior Taylor
Vergil F. Little Dies In Mobile Hospital
Vergil Franklin Little 41 died at Providence hospital Mobile on Thursday afternoon. Funeral services by Rev. Dewitt Prince at Shiloh church Sunday 2 30 p m. Interment in adjoining cemetery Peck directing. Survived by wife two step sons Max and Jerry Johnson one brother T P Little Las Vegas NV two sisters Mrs R H Stanley Eldorado Ark and Mrs T F Fortner Montgomery pallbearers Elliott Johnson Lyle Johnson Ottis Grantland Carl Kyle Loyd Kyle Ralph Pence Masonic rites will be conducted.
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Vergil Franklin Little
Providence Hospital
Mobile
Dewitt Prince
Shiloh Church
Peck
Max
Jerry Johnson
T. P. Little
Las Vegas
Nevada
R. H. Stanley
Eldorado
Ark
T. F. Fortner
Montgomery
Elliot Johnson
Lyle Johnson
Ottis Grantland
Carl Kyle
Loyd Kyle
Ralph Pence
Local Names Listed in Community Directory
The list includes Carl Wallace Lester Taylor Kyle Taylor Robert Wallace and Clyde Wallace. Residents appear to be members of a family or local households named Wallace and Taylors in the community directory. Further context on their relation or roles is not provided in the fragment.
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Carl Wallace
Lester Taylor
Kyle Taylor
Robert Wallace
Clyde Wallace
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Decatur Clinic
Daily
Dr. Chenault
Russia
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Ferry Street
Legion Calls
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O'Sullivan
Nebraska
Congressional Record
Milton Taylor
L. E. Toon
Johnson's Chapel
Peck Directiny
Decatur Daily
Vergil F. Little
Mobile Hospital
Wau Wlahogany
A — Fur Milne
Babs Transport
William Kenneth Skaer
Washington, D. C
Susie
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