Espionage Case Goes to Finish in Seattle Session
In Seattle on June 29 an extraordinary court session was ordered to conclude the wage and conspiracy trial of Naval Lt. Nienlal Gregorn viel Rowlhi. The defendant is charged with obtaining confident data on a new destroyer tender design from a shipyard engineer aboard the USS Yellowstone. Testimony on evidentiary issues wrapped late yesterday as defense motions to strike testimony were denied.
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Baruch Charts Atomic Control Plans For World Power
A Baruch analysis released in New York shows U S and Soviet backed atom control proposals in three phases with 14 points open for negotiation. The chart highlights broad agreement yet key veto issues, and a UN energy commission speed up is urged with a 12 member body to be reviewed by a new five member subcommittee chaired by Evatt.
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Bernard M. Baruch
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Evatt
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Officers Leave As Confession Blows Up
In Phoenix a fragmentary report states three Chicago detectives flew to question Richard R. Thomas about the disappearance of Suranne Degan. He allegedly admitted fabricating details about a six year old girl, ending the case’s major phase and triggering new police actions.
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Operation Crossroads Ready for Bikini Test
Naval observers report Operation Crossroads near Bikini Atoll will proceed with limited ships and personnel. About 30 obsolete vessels remain in the lagoon while 30,000 military personnel prepare for the atomic blast as clouds hover and readiness tightens.
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NiCONDEROGA HETNES BEATNLE June 22 report
Fragmentary report notes a long war history from the Philippines to the Yobe Island and Hurshu, mentioning a Reserve Fleet and a hard fought ship with planes crashing during January. It references numerous casualties and scattered reservations across regions, with unclear names and details.
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AP Ends Daily Listing Of Returnees
AP ends its daily listing of service personnel returning from European and Pacific theatres. More than 2,000,000 names were distributed to over 400 newspapers and radio stations since the service began. The redeployment of wartime units is nearly complete and the effort included announced families and a wartime mail system.
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United States
Four venomous snakes listed with United States noted
The fragment names seven Bhukes-Hulsius and others with a reference to four dangerous serpents including the United States, the rattler, water moccasin, copperhead and worn sake, indicating a cataloged list of snakes.
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Home on wheels: J C Blackburns move to mobile quarters
Mr and Mrs J C Blackburn of Plainview Texas are pictured with their new home on a school bus. Mrs Blackburn is shown inside the vehicle while Blackburn, a Fort Worth and Denver railway employee, could not find living quarters in Plainview and moved from Estelline to the city.
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Property owners win injunction against non Caucasians
In a 1944 case, Nab Hill owners led by Joseph H. Walker sued Mrs Mabel Tsang over a 1941 pact barring sale or use of their apartment by non Caucasians. Superior Court Judge James G. Conlin ruled the pact violated constitutional rights and upheld a permanent injunction against such racial restraint despite Tsang's assertion and opposition.
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Body of Quezon to be shipped to Manila via Navy car
The Philippines identification official Quezon's body will be loaded aboard a Navy aircraft carrier at the Princeton here Monday for the journey to Manila. A Washington train carrying the body is due to reach at 2:15 p m Monday, with a brief ceremony planned to transfer the body to the Princeton at a North Island dock. The ship arrival is expected Monday morning. Odds against a person being struck by a Maht ning fire are estimated at 1,200,000 to 1.
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Roosevelt son faults government for nation's ills in Fort Worth
Elliot Roosevelt, son of the late president, told Fort Worth audiences that inflation and near panic stem from government policy. He warned rationing must stay to avoid disaster, argued his father’s advice was sound, and said the United Nations is vital. He denied a Mexico politician's accusation about political manipulation and noted plans for a postwar era. He and his wife traveled by plane through Fort Worth on a routing stop.
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Matson to Launch Trans-Pacific Air Freight Service
Matson Navigation Company announced plans to operate a limited Trans-Pacific air freight service after July 1. Ted Schmidt, head of Matson’s air transport division, said service would begin with a four‑engine plane and add a second plane within days. Initially for Matson and its affiliates, space‑permitted consignments would be accepted.
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Atomic Medicine May Provide Ways Of Killing Cancer
SAN FRANCISCO June 2949 Atomic medicine researchers are exploring radioactive substances that seek out cancer cells and attack them from within the body. Dr Hardin B Jones of the University of California described efforts to guide atomic particles to tumor targets and to develop compounds that could inhibit cancer growth, noting progress yet acknowledging the work remains in theoretical and experimental stages.
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University of California
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Broun
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York from Beaumont Texas with actress and young son visit Fort Worth
York from Beaumont Texas accompanied by actress and her year old son William W Crawford NT who had been visiting her parents in Fort Worth.
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