Hydrogen bomb may have peacetime uses say lawmakers
Senate comments on the Eniwetok tests mark a shift from viewing hydrogen bomb materials as purely destructive. Sen. Hicklenlooper and the late Sen. McMahon say the hydrogen picture may hold peaceful, constructive applications in the long term, contrasting earlier committee pamphlet views.
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AP Science
Washington
Congressional Atomic
Sen
Rourke Hickenlooper
Congressional
Mittee
Brien McMahon
D-Conn
The
Atomic Committee
Hickenlooper
McMahon
Joint Committee
Winchell York column sparks editorials and media backlash
The column notes editorials in the New York Post accusing critics of hypocrisy while praising other figures, cites a North Carolina case of a Black father convicted for leer at a white girl, and wanders through mentions of media figures and culture. It ends with a stray note about pastry at Rumpelmayer's and Gugelhopf.
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New York Postinko
Sen. McCarran
U. S
Lousephine Baker
Pravda
North Carolina
Goodman Ace
Nielsen
Berle
Ethel Barrymore
Bing
McCall's
Digest
Bob Farrell
Rumpelmayer’s
Acting Head of Tax Bureau Takes Over
Washington Assistant Secretary of the Treasury John S. Graham of Winston Salem N C today assumed the role of acting commissioner of internal revenue. He will hold the post until a commissioner is appointed by the new administration and will keep his duties as assistant secretary.
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Washington
the Treasury
John S. Graham
Winston-Salem
N. C
Internal Revenue
Graham
Treasury Department
Stratoclipper Trailblazes 4000 Mile Honolulu Flight
Pan American Airways Stratoclipper flies nonstop from Tokyo to Honolulu carrying 47 persons and mail. Captain L D Scott leads the mission aiming for 12 hour arrival aided by jet stream winds. Meteorology expert S M Serebreny aboard to study jet streams. Flight depart 6 45 p m local time with crew of seven and 7700 gallons of fuel.
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Tokyo
Pan-American Airways
Honolulu
L. D. Scott
Los Altos
Calif
Pan-American
Scott
S. M. Serebreny
Japan
Georgia Court Declares Husband Owns Whisk y Evidence
The Georgia Court of Appeals ordered a new trial for Mrs. Nonie Hutchens after ruling a court erred by not recognizing the husband as head of the house and thus claiming any illegal whisky found there.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals
Nonie Hutchens
Nations with television transmitters on the air
At latest count seventeen countries besides the United States operate television transmitters. The list includes England France Germany Russia Italy Denmark the Netherlands Spain Sweden Switzerland Czechoslovakia Canada Mexico Cuba Brazil Argentina and Japan.
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The
United States
England
France
Germany
Russia
Italy
Denmark
Netherlands
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Brazil
Argentina
Japan
Man at Waco hospital seeks license to leave
Fort Worth officials respond to a request from a veteran patient at the Veterans Hospital in Waco who asks for a marriage license certificate to enable his release. The unusual plea underscores ongoing concerns about patient rights and hospital procedures.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Tarrant County
Waco, Tex
DIES AT 118 IN BUENOS AIRES MRS RAMONA SUAREZ de CORDOBA
Mrs Ramona Suarez de Cordoba died in Buenos Aires at 118. She outlived 10 of her 11 children and was survived by an 80 year old daughter.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Ramona Suarez de Cordoba
Mississippi governor doubts newsman's story of expulsion
Gov. Hugh White and Tupelo police question Newell Anderson’s claim of being run out of Mississippi by hooded terrorists. Anderson says two masked men warned him to leave after razor slashes. officials cite contradictions and a federal civil rights probe. Anderson seeks work. White calls the tale a hoax and demands clarification.
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Anderson
Fargo
White
Tupelo Daily Journal
Auto
Mississippi
John Rankin
D-Miss
Tupelo
D. B. Crockett
FBI
U. S
Rankin
Crockett
Nderson
Inter
Building Officials Elect New Officers at Southern Code Congress
GREENVILLE Dixie building officials elected new officers before adjourning the eighth annual Southern Building Code Congress. More than 250 delegates from southern cities attended a banquet by Dr. L Brakefield of Birmingham and heard Chester Crossfield of Nashville preside over the session. Amendments to the Southern building code were discussed for potential mail-ballot adoption.
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Greenville
Dixie
South
L. Brakefield
Birmingham
Chester Crossfield
Nashville
Freeze Overcoat Theft At Federal Court Building
Boston report says William K Freeze may endure a cold season after his overcoat was stolen from the Federal Court building on Tuesday while he served on a jury. The incident adds to winter woes for the juror amid a busy court docket.
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Boston
William K
Freeze
Federal Court
Bedspread Mending Advised Before Washing
A crocheted or knitted bedspread should be mended before washing by hand or machine to prevent further damage and ensure a clean, even result. The guidance emphasizes repairing holes and loose threads prior to cleaning.
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Louis Ridenour
Scientific American
Winchell
York Col
Tax Bureau
Jayne
Regional Education Foundation
Southern Regional Education Foundation
New Orleans
Allan Shivers
Texas
Fuller Warren
Florida
John Battle
Virginia
James F. Byrnes
South Carolina
Hubby
Union Credit Clothing CO
Commerce Street
Lambeth - Welborn
Norge
Plymouth
Lambeth-Welborn
S. Main St
Plymouth Division
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Michigan
NEW Plymouth
Foley
Foley's
Piedmont Airlines
Louisville
Indianapolis
GMC
Ivansvelle
Lowes
Faaneeaas City
Pan Am Trav Pve
Zemo
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