Missing U235 at Argonne prompts inquiry and audits
An Atomic Energy Commission update says about 1.05 ounces of U235 could not be accounted for after a February inventory at Argonne National Laboratory in Chicago. By last count 25 grams had been recovered at Oak Ridge, leaving seven grams still unaccounted. FBI analysis of waste ongoing.
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Chicago
FBI
Oak Ridge
Argonne Laboratory
Hickenlooper
R-Ilowa
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Commission
Missing uranium-235 inquiry follows recovery
The Energy Commission investigated a missing quarter section of uranium-235 today after a recovery of a larger amount. Officials in Washington reported the search as part of ongoing atomic material safeguards and requested cooperation from facilities handling radioactive compounds.
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Energy Commission
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Motoring man talks way out after crash in San Francisco
A motorist who crashed into a motorcycle officer avoided detention by claiming temporary sun blindness. The officer was hospitalized with a fractured collarbone. A separate note states dust containing 10 percent DDT is effective against bedbugs when applied to cracks, crevices, walls, baseboards, and surfaces of beds and mattresses.
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San Francisco
Two Federal Jurists Strive For Calm In Noted Trials
James Marlow reports in Washington that Judge Harold Medina presiding over 11 Communist leaders in New York and Judge Albert Reeves overseeing Judith Coplon's espionage case in Washington both strive to remain calm and avoid bias. Defense tactics irritate but judges pledge impartiality, anticipating possible appeals to the Supreme Court. Coplon, 28, ex Justice Department employee, is accused of ferrying sensitive papers to harm the United States, allegedly meeting Russian contact Valentine A. Gubitchev in New York.
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Harold R. Medina
New York
Albert L. Reeves
Judith Coplon
U. S. Supreme Court
Coplon
Justice Department
Washington
United States
FBI
Valentine A. Gubitchev
Miss Coplon
Courtroom turmoil and communist trial in New York
In New York the leaders of the American Communist party were charged with conspiring to organize people who teach and advocate overthrow of the U S government by force. The trial before Judge Medina began January 17 and stretched on with pages of testimony, while Judge Reeves warned spectators not to treat the court as a vaudeville show. Archibald Palmer faced repeated friction with the government lawyer as the defense contemplates appeals, and Eugene Dennis faced a combative, disorderly session before a five minute recess calmer the court.
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Judge Reeves
Palmer
Reeves
New York
American Communist Party
U. S
Medina
Eugene Dennis
Communist Party
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Hog Growers Swing To More Meat Less Lard
Auburn reports Alabama hog producers shift toward an intermediate-type hog due to oil conflicts affecting lard exports. Extension specialist G B Phillips explains this hog carries more meat. farmers should breed sows to purebred intermediate boars and feed market pigs a balanced ration with green grazing.
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Auburn
Alabama
G. B. Phillips
Fire safety tip for kitchen oil spill emergency
A mother advises using wet towels to control a stove fire and warns against pouring water as it causes fat to spatter and spread the blaze.
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