Atomic clock advances time measurement beyond celestial methods
The Atomic clock developed by Dr. Harold Lyons at the National Bureau of Standards promises a new primary standard of frequency and time by using the ammonia molecule. It offers precision independent of Earth's rotation, improving time signals used by the Navy Observatory, broadcasters, and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Kent
Central Press
Washington
Harold Lyons
National Bureau of Standards
United States Naval Observe
Washington, D. C
Perrm
Naval Observatory
United States
Naval
E. A. Condon
Dr. Condon
Mysterious Substance in Animal Products Aids Egg Hatching
Tiny amounts of an unknown substance in fish meal dried milk and other animal products can assure hatchings up to 80 percent of fertile hen eggs. The substance is produced by bacteria and acts to stimulate development.
Security Is First Concern Says Mrs Goode
Mrs Goode argues security policy should focus on training for modern warfare rather than immediate drafting. She notes the Legion Auxiliary aids veterans families, hospitals, and children, while pushing pensions for aged veterans and social security credits for wartime service. The group seeks continued anti communist legislation and national unity through citizen service and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Goode
Army
Navy
Goode
Veterans Administration
America
Acheson May Urge Joining Alliance
Acheson urged joining the North Atlantic Alliance as Swedish and Danish diplomats visit the State Department to discuss defense of Scandinavia. Talks in Stockholm and Copenhagen failed over neutrality, with Sweden opposing a mutual defense pact and Denmark weighing next steps while Norway eyes Alliance membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Denmark
State Department
Scandinavia
Europe
Norway
United States
North Atlantic Alliance
Rent Ceiling Drive Opens National Rent Controls Push
Washington reports the administration launches a two year extension of rent ceilings. Housing official Tighe Woods testifies at House Banking hearings as Rep Wolcott argues six month as is continuation beyond March 81. Real estate groups contend rent control reduces available housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tighe Woods
House Banking Committee
Rep. Wolcott
Rmich
Wolcott
Congress
Realtors’ Washington Committee
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Hoover Agency Proposes Vast Federal Reforms and Expanded Powers
The Hoover plan calls for a stronger budget office with a managerial arm and authority to name officials without Senate approval. It omits nine regulatory agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission Federal Reserve Board and SEC from streamlining. The first chapter outlines a massive reform blueprint potentially costing billions to Congress over installments, with later reports to detail mergers closures and authority realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hoover
One Man Dies In Attempt To Hold Up Cab
Harris Hartsell, a taxi driver, shot Herman Moore during an attempted holdup in Charlotte. James Watkins of Kannapolis waives preliminary hearing on a robbery charge and is bound over to superior court. Moore died from gunshot injuries, Watkins was wounded and jailed on a $5000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
Harris Edward Hartsell
Herman Moore
Kannapolis
James L. Watkins
Mecklenburg Superior Court
O. A. Crenshaw, Jr
Hartsell
Moore
Watkins
Rival Factions Of China Are Far Apart
Nanking February 7. China’s refugee government in Canton and acting president Li Tsung Jen are divided by policy and distance. Premier Sun Fo openly challenged the communists to soften peace demands or the war would continue. Sun objects to Red calls to hand over war criminals, listing Li Chiang Kai-shek Madame Chiang and T. V. Soong among those named. Old Nanking allies criticized Sun’s Canton statement as unfortunate for peace talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Canton
Tsung-Jen
Permier Sun Fo
Sun
Lis
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
T. V. Soong
South China
Court Deliberations Spark Uncertain Fate for Mindszenty
The court will decide tomorrow on Cardinal Mindszenty's case with potential appeals. He partly admits guilt but denies serving as an enemy of the Hungarian people. Observers expect a life or death sentence, with clemency options available and rapid appellate timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindszenty
People's Court
Arpad Szabasits
Kenan Donates $15,000 Toward County Auditorium
William Rand Kenan of New York donates 15000 dollars to the Kenansville county auditorium fund. The gift raises the total toward the project to around 000 with an estimated building cost near 75000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenansville
William Rand Kenan
New York
Yesteray
Kenan
Pinpoint tube ushers in simplified electronic magic
A new pinpoint tube joins electronic magic history. It measures about a half inch long, similar to a lead pencil, and operates without anode cathode grid glass bulb vacuum or warming up.
New Plastic Cloth Material Outperforms Steel Fragments
A new plastic cloth material claims to be stronger than steel and resistant to shell fragments as well as armored arms and plates.
Republicans Count On Democrats
The article reports Republicans accusing Democrats of political propaganda over labor bill support while noting Lucas declined to claim Senate survey results on Taft Hartley repeal. It covers Senate labor hearings, quotes inflamed exchanges, and identifies a Democratic majority and Southern Democrats as pivotal in shaping labor law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Taft- Hartley
Senate Committee
House of Representatives
Congress
America
Taft
Ohio
Neely
DWVA
Aiken
R- Iot
Scalf Wins Confidence Vote at Fairmont Park
Rev John H Scalf pastor of Fairmont Park Baptist Church received a large majority of votes to remain after a previous Sunday vote to resign. The dispute over annexation to the city was alleged but said to be untrue. DDT insecticide work noted as boosting peanut yields with dusting practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scalf
Fairmont Park
John H. Scalf
Fairmont Park Baptist Church
Hisee
Desirable furnished rooms with bath and multiple rentals
Several neatly described rentals available in the area. Furnished bedrooms with private entrances and automatic heat, some with baths and hot water. Houses and apartments in Emeryson and Northeastern sections plus a new home near Blair Park with FHA oversight. Prices range from about 55 to 80 monthly plus utilities. Contact numbers provided.
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Emeryson
Lindsay St
Sherwood Village
Blair Park
FHA
Smithdeal
N. Main St
Raymond Burge
Carl Rice
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