Scientists Seek To Hurl Cones Beyond Gravity Pull Of Earth
Dr Fritz Awicky reports that scientists aim to launch eel cones beyond Earth's gravity to act as moons at 200 to 600 miles orbit. Using penolite explosive, capable of six miles per second boost, past tests at White Sands failed but future attempts from rockets aircraft and anti aircraft shells are planned. If successful it would mark a milestone in inter planetary communication and first exit from surface gravity.
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Earth
San Francisco
Fritz Awicky
St. Wilson Observatory
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
White Sander
Dr. Zwicky
Truman Withdraws Biddle Nomination To United Nations
Former Attorney General Francis Biddle withdraws as U N representative to the Economic and Social Council after a six month clash with Senator Arthur Vandenberg over the nomination. Willard J Thorpe will serve as part time U N delegate while holding another post.
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Truman
Biddle
United Nations
Washington
Francis Biddle
New Deal
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
U. S
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Willard J. Thorpe
Thorpe
The
U.N
Vandenberg
Oan
Senate Foreipan
John G. Wanant
USS Never
International Military Tribunal
Naernberg
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
EU Rope
Paris
Ate
United States
Marines Overseas Housing Solves Wives’ Living Worries
The article reports on improved housing for Marine dependents overseas. It highlights ready homes on Peleliu and Guam, including a five room bungalow built by Seabees and a well-fitted Quonset hut. Bases offer theatres libraries clubs, while Alaska bases require warm clothing for winter.
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Pfc
Robert
Krauch
Peleliu
Pali Islands
T-Stat
Frederick C. Wilburn
Madison
W. Va
Flaine Wubbell
Quincy
Mass
America
Australia
Pelein
Helf
Guam
John FE. Steer
Baltimore
Apra Heights
Apra Harbor
Gians
Adak
Kodiak
Dutch Harbor
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Argentia
Newfoundland
Boston
Privatley
Representative to Economic Council and Uses Debate
Article discusses naming a representative to the economic council and issues around uses, with reference to bypassing the United Nations and the Mier plan. It notes the plan's implications for governance and policy, highlighting debates over representation and jurisdiction.
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Economic Council
U. N
Miershall
Willie and Joe States The Commissary Supply
The item describes a naval commissary program offering fresh produce baby foods and homogenized milk for dependents. It notes availability across Pacific Islands Alaska Japan Philippines and the U S with comparable education for dependents.
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Islands of
the Pacific
Alaska
Japan
Philippines
Ca7
U. S
Fragmentary Notes on Social Events Between Families
The text fragment mentions a Salt Lake City connection with a wedding present five years after the ceremony and a San Francisco friend visiting the Vernenbaums. It references a baby daughter and a cigarette tray and hints at a Ralph Tannenbaum home scene surrounding a trial.
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Salt Lake City
Ralph Tannenbaum
Aio Card
San Francisco
Committee To Probe Apprentice Training
A state committee named to investigate apprentice training is to report to the governor. Members include Dr. Dectrney, Howard, Burrna, Ernest Stone, Jacksonvile, Fred Dursa, W. Cleve, William E. Clephorn, and Balail of Morn pomery. Finney and Ur. Kelsuma oversee the effort for the governor. The committee will name its investigation and report back. The program grew from 1917 classes supervised by the State Department of Education and tied to industry and labor groups.
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Decatrney
Howard Aa
Burr Na Firnest Stone
Jacksonvile
Fred Dursa
W. Cleve Ee Wilam E. Clephorn
Balail
OL HL Finney
Kelsuma
Faoor
State Department of Education
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