Tulip of Fire Explodes in Atomic Test Photo
The Atomic Energy Commission released a color photograph of a nuclear blast taken at Frenchman’s Flat during January and February tests. The image shows a tulip shaped fire ball with a brown corona, oxides in the atmosphere, and a towering column of debris as a massive weapon’s power unfolds.
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Eeerie Cieat
Atomic Energy Commission
Fiat
AEC
Los Angeles
Francisco
AP Newsman's Trial Set for Monday in Prague
Ameri can reporter William N. Oatis, 37, faces trial Monday before a state court in Prague for alleged antistate activities and military espionage. He is held at Pankrac prison since his arrest April 23. Two embassy observers may attend. foreign ministry notified embassy officials.
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Ellis O. Briggs
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Charity Tolerance Is Priest Peace Formula
Rev. Anthony G. McCabe, a 42 year old Dominican priest and war veteran, champions charity and tolerance as his guiding creed. He spoke of hearing others and of his life from a Southern Illinois mine disaster to the Pacific front, where he earned a Purple Heart. His mission school now serves 125 pupils, many needing meals and clothing.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Anthony G. McCabe
McCabe
Illinois
Father McCabe
Pacific
Makin
Rosary
Ainter
Mission School
Research Plan Wins Approval
Farm leaders and feed and fertilizer industry reps approve a plan to fund agricultural research in North Carolina. A five cent per ton assessment on feed and fertilizer would be proposed if a farmers referendum on November 3 passes.
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Raleigh
North Carolina Farm Bureau
State Grange and Agricul Foundations, Inc
North Carolina State College
J. H. Hilton
State College
North Carolina
Police Seek Dalmatian With Can Stuck In Mouth
In Minneapolis police search for a seven month old Dalmatian belonging to Mrs. Charles Stewart that slipped from its collar on June 10. A sighting described a dog matching that description with a tin can jammed in its mouth raising fears of starvation or thirst. Harry Brecheen of the St. Louis Cardinals is noted as the only left handed pitcher to win three games in a World Series.
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Minneapolis
Charles Stewart
Harry
the Cat) Brecheen
St. Louis Cardinals
McAdoo Niece Charged in Tax Swindle Case
Ann Brook McAdoo, niece of the late William Gibbs McAdoo former secretary of the treasury, was charged with swindling the government of 40000 dollars. Treasury agents said she was the brains of a conspiracy that filed fictitious income tax refunds.
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Ann Brook McAdoo Se
William Ibbe’ McAdoo
Secret of the Treasury
Serge
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury
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