Outline More Atom Power Experiments
CHICAGO. The world's first atomic pile planned to power is in print stage. Dr. Farrington Daniels of the University of Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory says it will be erected at Oak Ridge Tennessee and costs about 200 million dollars. He notes atomic power may supplement coal and water but won’t beat their costs. The project targets outlying regions with difficult transport and scarce fuel.
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Chicago
INS
Farrington Daniels
University of Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Daniels
University of Wisconsin
Man Calls Ed Harvey Home In Gloves Mystery
In Ogallala Nebraska a man went to the Ed Harvey residence asking for the Consumers Power district manager. Mrs. Harvey directed him to the mess section to “just look for the man wearing gloves.” The man found Harvey coatless with rolled sleeves but wore gloves.
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Ogallala
Neb
Ed Harvey
Consumers’ Power District
Harvey Addhe
Appointment Notice as Administrator for Estate of Dr Earl Holden
The undersigned J Allen Austin administrator c t a to the estate of Dr Earl Chester Holden invites all creditors to present their claims, itemized and verified, within one year from May 2 1946 or be barred. This date marks qualification as administrator.
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Earl Chester Holden
J. Allen Austin
Cautious Use of Vasoconstrictors for Sinus Troubled Sufferers
Medical columnist warns that vasoconstrictor nasal drugs may ease congestion temporarily but can prolong acute colds and raise risks of sinus and ear infections. Proper use requires physician guidance to avoid habit forming self treatment. Copyright 1946 King Features Syndicate.
Civil Strife Breaks Out In Philippines
Manila reports a twelve hour clash involving 2000 Hukbalahap and USAFFE guerrillas and military police. Two policemen died, several were wounded, six USAFFE troops are missing, and an unspecified number of Hukbalahaps were killed near the Pampanga river about 70 miles north of Manila. President Roxas called for immediate action at his first cabinet meeting.
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Manila
Roxas
Usaffe
Pampangas
Queen Berengaria Never Set Foot on English Soil
Queen Berengaria, wife of Richard the Lionheart and queen of England, never set foot on English soil according to the manuscript.
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Berengaria
Richard the Lionhearted
England
Islanders Trained For Medical Work By Navy
Twenty-one young natives from Guam Rota American Samoa and the Marshall Islands are enrolled in a four year medical course at the Native Medical Practitioners' school established by the navy. The program is led by Reichard H. Fletcher MC US of Spokane and aims to prepare practitioners for their communities.
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Honolulu
T. H
Guam
Rota
American Samoa
Marshall Islands
Navy
E. Y
Native
Reicherd H. Fletcher
Spokane
Scientist Finds Butterfly Wings Photograph Themselves
A U. S. National Museum researcher reports that butterfly wings emit rays that print images on photographic plates when enclosed for extended periods, suggesting a natural self imprinting phenomenon.
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U. S. National Museum
Veterans pursue education and job training under VA act
Major Thomas M. Nial outlines the Vocational Rehabilitation Act for veterans with at least 10 percent disability. Readers ask about lapse reinstatement of life insurance, self employment readjustment allowances, GI loan guarantees, and on the job training. USES offices and local employers guide eligible veterans to programs and apprenticeships.
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P.R.F
Albany
F. R
Anchorage
Alaska
United States
East St
Cash in This Man's Office at Pearl Harbor
Lt Cmdr E W Bolton, Pacific fleet paymaster, describes having about 56 million dollars on hand at Pearl Harbor Base. He notes payroll reductions from 40 million in October to a few million monthly, with invasion money used on Okinawa and yen being replaced by U S currency in newly liberated areas.
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Pearl Harbor
Cmdr
E. W. Bolton
Pacific Fleet
Bolton
Navy
No Vote Fined in Catamarca Election Crackdown
Citizens who failed to vote face legal actions under a compulsory voting law. Provincial authorities have opened proceedings against 4,800 individuals, seeking penalties for nonparticipation in the recent election.
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Catamarca
Argentina
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