Atomic Energy Commission Chiefs Run Tough Civil Service Job
In a white Washington building near the Lincoln Memorial five men direct one of the toughest civilian jobs in U.S. history. Chairman David E. Lilienthal heads the U. S. Atomic Energy Commission with members Bacher Pike Straus Waymack and others. They license fissionable materials, own facilities, control research, and guard over all atomic inventions and data. The panel must balance defense with public safety and runs a near half‑billion budget, with severe penalties for data leakage.
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Frank Carey Washington
White
Washington
Constitution Avenue
Lincoln Memorial
VA. S. Atomic Energy Commission
David E._ 1hienthal
Tenessee Valley Authority
Robert F. Bacher
Cornet
Sum Ger T. Pike
Bear Adi
Lewis L. Strausdrei
Willliam W. Waymack
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Hix Group
Truman
Commission
Atom Chiefs
Atomic Energy Law
Thy Commission
audi @ harner
U.S
Atorney Figneral
FBI
Atom
Manhattan
Naben
Atomic Energy
Ehute
Lawential
Carroll Ly Wilson
Dress Revue Proves Needle Plying Is Not A Lost Art
The Houston County Dress Revue at Porter's Fairykand drew sixteen entrants. Judges Mes Leacy Wilkerson and Mrs W T Parrish selected three winners: Olz Mae Casey of Memphis first, Mrs O Burnham second, and Mrs C Pi Whiuen Webb third. The day also featured a tee creation show led by Robert Rogers and a picnic attended by more than 1400 people.
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Houston County
Houston County Home Demonstration Club
Porter's Fairyland
Wyatt Gamble
Webb
Paul Southerland
Cowarts Creek
J. B. Best
Pausey
M C. Nowell Kinsey
J. W. Hughes
Taylor
Curtis Mixon
Ola Mae Casey
Memphis
Rupert Melani
Harper
Dupree
Wo LG. Blaore
Kinsey
Aid Mig
Elton Clark
Rehoboth
W. T. Parish
Leacy Wilkerson
Bre Clark
Eagle
Reuben Herring
Houston
Nobel
Porter
Mes
W. T. Parrish
Borthaninh School
Robert Rogers
Columbigh School
Vent Atuare
Knock Knees Rise Among Australian Preschoolers
In Melbourne, doctors note an increase in knocked knees among preschool children after the war. Dr A I Dorhan of the Soldiers League suggests lifestyle and diet shifts, including playground activity, may influence this trend.
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Melbourne
Australia
Teturned Soldiers League
A. I Dorhan
Early Buy Legume Seed and Fertilizer Warned for Fall Planting
Farmers were urged not to delay winter legume seed and fertilizers for fall planting. Lowery, Auburn extension agromonist, warned that late planting could cause shortages of commercial nitrogen next year and reduce yields. He noted that seed outflow is improving with home grown seed, but many regions still face limited potash and basic nutrients.
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Lowery
APT Extension Agromonist
Auburn
Farmers Profit From Green Fields
A readable Auburn farm item notes erosion and soil loss from overcropping yokes and floods. It mentions crops like cotton and peanuts suffering downward trends, while cover crops and soil protection methods gain support among farmers, with widespread belief in improved yields and healthier soil after adopting conservation practices.
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Auburn
Turin
Navy loses skirmish at Chiladelphia base
A confusing report from Chiladelphia Naval base describes Seaman Te MelaAn Bell, 25, attacked while at the navy facility. Police say a woman shoved him into a roadway, leaving him battered and robbed of 160K in cash and $60. The suspect identified as Beyt, with unclear accomplices, fled toward the British Finders route.
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Muladelthia
Te MelaAn
Bell
Chiladelphia Naval Base
Beyt
Sands
Marshall Promises France Hearing On German Coal Output
Washington says France will have a voice in Anglo American plans to raise German coal and industrial output. Marshall notes US and Britain will withhold moves until French views are discussed. Paris warned July 21 that actions without France could imperil the Marshall Plan for Europe’s recovery. Jefferson Caffery delivered the note to Paris.
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Washington
George C. Marshall
France
Europe
Paris
Marshall
United States
Britain
Fresch
Industrial talks delay in Ruhr coal plans amid Allied tensions
US officials say no Anglo American blueprint for occupation will be used and Brance may state her stand. Gen Lucius Clay protests deferment of the plan to aid German reconstruction with coal and food. France refuses to join Anglo American Ruhr talks next week while coal discussions begin Tuesday. A July 21 note to French representatives notes German industrial toast suspension and France informed.
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United States
Marshall
Brance
Lucius D. Clay
U. 3
Germany
Clay
Europe
France
Ruhr
Puble
Bevin Advises on War Department Report Details
Foreign Minister Bevin notes the War Department issued its 58th report covering Germany. The document, ending July 28, shows continued rise in British zone coal wages over May and June figures, with advisement on policy implications.
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Beities
Bevin Wiso
War Department
Germany
Iowa Man Builds Home-Grown Barn
DES MOINES Iowa H J Grady near Harper s Ferry built a large barn from locally milled timber. Planing mill and saw mill were moved to the site to prepare lumber for a 36 by 60 foot structure with concrete block foundation. Seven carpenters and helpers finished the project and the barn was dedicated with a dance. Grady expects to store about 100 tons of alfalfa clover and timothy hay by winter for his purebred Hereford cattle.
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Des Moines
Lows
Bultdin
HH. J. Grady
Harper's Ferry
Belle
Iowa
Carpenters
Grady
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