How Far Can Critics Go Before Libel Fears Hit
A discussion of literary criticism and libel risk cites historical and contemporary jabs at authors. Noted voices include Carlyle on Milne, Spencer as “unending ass,” and a Scottish magazine calling Cooper vulgar. Dos Passos inspired harsh critique described as an explosion of a sewer.
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Morris Ernst
Alex Lindey
Carlyle
Milne
Keats
Herbert Spencer
Christendom
James Fenimore Cooper
Paul Elmer More
John Dos Passos
Atomic Research Outlay Reaches Record Figures
Washington reports the government’s atomic energy investment may reach nearly 7.5 billion dollars this year. A 1.21 billion dollar request for the next fiscal year is before Congress as officials describe the peacetime budget as the largest ever, with more emphasis on weapons and reactor work.
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Atomic Research
Washington
Atomic Energy
Army
Manhattan
Commission
Gordon Dean
Capitol Hill
A. McBen
Hatstad
Kenneth 5. Pitzer
Submarines Celebrate Navy’s 51st Anniversary Today
NORFOLK VA April 12 Navymen recall the early sub era as the service marks its 51st anniversary. Plans for futuristic subs include sky ceilings suntan lamps and showers plus new crews and high tech features. The snorkel sub and hydrogen peroxide powered craft highlight ongoing evolution in undersea warfare.
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Norfolk
Navy
Submarine Service
John P. Holland
Kidney Slowed Function Brings Restless Nights
When kidney function slows, people suffer backache headaches dizziness and low energy. Stress over-exertion or cold exposure can trigger symptoms and minor bladder irritations worsen night trips. Doan's Pills offer mild diuretic relief and have helped millions for over 50 years to flush waste from kidney tubes.
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Dean
Doan
Underworld Chief Dies In Miami
Charles Fischetti, 50, a leading figure in America’s underworld, died at his Miami Beach home from a heart attack. A doctor said death was natural. He and brother Rocco had surrendered to U S Senate crime probe authorities days earlier as Kefauver committee ties surfaced.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Charles Fischetti
America
Fischetti
Rocco
U. S. Senate
Tobey
Kefauver
Ischettis
Stalin Prize Awarded to Reverend Moulton and Others
Moscow radio announced seven Stalin peace prizes including a prize to Rev. Arthur W. Moulton, a retired American clergyman from Salt Lake City and former Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Utah. The award includes about $25,000, a diploma, and a gold medal with Stalin's image.
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Arthur W. Moulton
Salt Lake City
Moscow Radio
Stalin
Moulton
Utah
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