Georgia Lawmakers Will Decide Case Of Welfare Worker
In Atlanta the Georgia Legislature will determine whether Loretta Chappell of the State Welfare Department should be cleared of charges of uncooperativeness and disloyalty. Representative J Bush Mims led a hearing and said the special committee will report to the General Assembly. Witnesses included doctors lawyers a housewife and a minister.
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Chappell Faces Scrutiny Over Church Racial Ties
Testimony at Unitarian Church inspection highlights a movement to admit Ne froes amid opposition. Miss Chappell denies church aims to end segregation while witnesses including Rev. Matthew Warren and ex-Welfare Director B S Miler defend her character. A neighbor notes political talks rarely show disloyalty to country. Kemper asserts extensive work for Negroes but opposes association with them.
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Germans Dreaming Up Wonder Weapons Once Eyed By Hitler
Bonn editors catalog a flood of postwar German rearmament ideas including V weapon upgrades. proposals include a volcano device releasing radioactive clouds, anesthetizing foam from aircraft, and freeze paralyzing shells. A two man submarine is also described as a new naval concept.
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Voice of America Expelled by Argentine Station
The Voice of America was barred from Buenos Aires airwaves after Radio Belgrano cut the daily program last Friday. A station notice cited unspecified reasons with a threat of further blanks. U.S. officials noted BBC rebroadcasts and other services have faced similar bans.
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World Bank reports for 50 show loans
SANTIAGO Chile The Total national Bank for Reconstruction and Development has lent a third of a billion dollars during the past year for production projects in its member countries. Total commitments now come to more than 1a billion dollars, of which almost two-thirds has been paid out for more than two score undertakings in 20 nations. During the past year l the Bank made its first loans in Africa the Near East Southeast Asia and Australia. This summary of recent financial activities of the International Bank was given by Eugene R. Black president of the Bank to the Economic and Social Council for the United Nations now holding its 12th session here. The Western international Bank is a Specialized iAgency affiliated with U. N. In shogo said President Black the Bank has become one of the major sources of investment in economic development all over the world and he emphasized that the Bank did not face any difficulty in raising funds of its town to support future lending activities. However he warned that events lim Korea and the rearming programs have an effect on supply jet equipment needed for development. The Hability of sians got wind of it in 1943 and offered the engineer a job but he has turned his plans over to Bonn authorities he said. Piles of charts and papers out lining improvements for both jet engines and radar also have accumulated here. j Not all the ideas are for weapons and defense devices. A tele phone expert in the German post al system, for instance, has sent jin something calculated to foil spies. It s a mechanism which he claims will make wire-tapping impossible.
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Black argues arms race fuels world inflation and underdevelopment
Black contends armament drives inflation and diverts machinery and manpower from underdeveloped nations. He warns that without stable investment, developing countries may be cut up and used to create wealth for industrialized nations amid a tooth-and-nail struggle for standards of living.
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Radio Music In Mail Sack Sparks Investigation
A parcel containing a battery prompted an investigation after music allegedly played from a radio inside a mail sack. The scene suggested an improvised audio setup as the radio emitted sweet melodies.
Absent minded cab driver stuns Worcester with hidden loot
In Worcester Massachusetts UP story says Joe Horan drove a taxicab for two hours unaware that $16000 in cash and checks lay on the rear seat. The valuables were left by an absent minded bank messenger, astonishing the city.
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