Motor Vehicle Tax and Sentencing Decisions Reported
The article notes a man was pronounced dead at 12 22 after an incident involving current. It also states Folsom declined to alter a Negro's sentence. It recalls the first war tax of 3 percent on motor vehicle manufacturers' sales prices levied in October 1917. It mentions the average whale travels the distance around the world in two years and that bamboo and elephant grass are used in paper manufacture in the Orient.
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Folsom
The
Orient
Condon Record Scrapper Promises Battle In Probe
Edward Ahler Condon head of the U S Bureau of Standards faces a House probe over disloyalty charges. The scientist and former newspaper reporter is known for blunt debate, calls for free exchange of ideas, and has clashed with Army generals over atomic research control. He argues scientists must talk freely to advance progress.
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Condon
Scrapper
Douglas Larsen Washington
NEA
House UN- American Activities Committee
Edward Ahler Condon
U. S. Bureau of Standards
Cannon
Russia
UN- American Activities Committee
University of California
Oakland
Calif
Fron
Atomic scientist Condon dies at 44 in 1950s report
The obituary notes Raymond T. Condon, born near Alamogordo New Mexico, age 44, physicist tied to Westinghouse and the atomic bomb project, served as a consultant to the National Defense Research Committee, and was appointed head of the Bureau of Standards by President Truman. He married Emile Honzik and had three children.
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Randeceet
Prinertas Cobse
Universi Oy Monncaga
Vino
Ustry
Westinghouse Electric Con
Pas Wade
Weve
Atomic World
Ameash
National Defense Research Colum
Duce Chant Sparks Outcry At Miami Rally
A youth shouted Viva It Duce at a Miami leftist rally. Police grabbed him, the crowd stripped him, and he was raised atop a monument amid jeers. Separate lines note odd trivia about vegetables and a sand phenomenon.
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Rome
Miami
Silence Is Golden in Milwaukee Landlord Case
Oscar Maas faced eviction from his Milwaukee home after his landlady labeled him a nuisance for refusing to speak. A sympathetic judge ruled the silence a virtue, quipping that his refusal to talk was a blessing and saving Maas from eviction.
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Golden Milwacker
Oscar Maas
Maas
The Good and Bad Earth
A Britannica estimate notes about four acres are needed to sustain one person, illustrating the contrast between fertile and barren land and the land’s capacity to support human life.
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