Molotov A-Bomb Secret Questioned in 1951 Debate
Washington debates Molotov’s remark on the atom bomb secret and who may know how to build or deploy a weapon. Analysts note known physics, the need for critical mass, and potential timelines for other nations to reach similar capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molotov
Russia
Los Alamos
Our Atomic World
U.S.S.R
United States
Ius.s.r
Army General Staff
Library of Congress
Radio Program Network Schedule Fragment
An irregular listing of radio time blocks shows programs and hosts across a day, including America United Forum Sabent Pettingill talk Shirer Comment and various music shows. It outlines times from 1:00 to 6:45 with entries for News Commentary Drama and Theatre of Song as part of a network schedule.
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America United
Abe
Dhs
Sam Pettingill
Abe Wm
Shirer
Mbs
Chicago
Cbe Kaye
Robert Merrill
Abe Lewis
Cbs
Lee Sweetland
Abe Stephen Graham
Nbe
James Melton
Abe Bob Reid
New Philharmonic
Quig Kida
Joe Kelly
Abe House of Alystery
Musicana of
Abe Phil Spitatny
Dbs Patt
Page
Hoagy Carmichael
Cba
Abe Ozzie and
Slarriet
Ebs Drew Pearson
Conment
Websters
Hollywood
Abe Percy Faith
Ginny Simms
Abe Nick Carter
Detective
Mba
Jack Benny
Gene Autry
His Child’s World Forum
Abe Kenrock Holmes
Phil and
Alice
Abe Blondie
Dagwood
Cha
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Edgar Bergen
Charlie
Abe Sam Spade
Detroit Symphony
Red Allen
Newa
Ce Houndene
Corliss Archer
Walter Winchell
Parky's
Abe Tony Marnio
Alan Young
Ebs Theater Guild
Abe Jim Backus
Abe Christopher Welle
Jaldie Dowling
Abc
Abc Weat
WHPE Radio Schedule Highlights Diverse Musical Programs
The listings showcase a full day of WHPE programming from morning to evening including news at noon and six fifteen schedule blocks. Notable segments include At The Organ Easy Rhythm Songs of Faith Curt Massey Sings Gospel Trio Christain Mour Mormon Tabernacle Choir Time Was Sons of Harmony In Your Name David Dennis Orchestra Modern Musical Moods and First Presbyterian Church Service.
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Curt Massey
Christain
Funeral Rites for William Kirk Jr.
William G. Kirk Sr., 59, died in a local hospital after an extended illness. Born in Stanly County, he was the son of George M. and Mary Andrews Kirk. Survived by Alphia Goodman Kirk his wife a daughter Mrs. W M Dildy of Asheboro a son William G Kirk Jr a brother T A Kirk of Wagram a sister Mrs S O Lagrand. Funeral Sunday at 3 p m at Wesley Memorial Methodist Church with viewing at 307 Kennedy Street from 9 a m until service. Burial Oaklawn Cemetery in Asheboro.
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William Kirk
William G. Kirk
Stanly County
George M
Mary Andrews Kirk
Alphia Goodman Kirk
W. M. Dildy
Asheboro
William G. Kirk, Jr
T. A. Kirk
Wagram
S. O. Lagrand
Gilead
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Kennedy Street
Oaklawn Cemetery
Atomic bomb ownership and future outlook discussed
The text asserts the United States uniquely developed atomic bombs and could keep a lead for eight to fifteen years. It notes other nations would need years to complete a bomb and mentions the possibility of international control of atomic energy as an alternative outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U. S
Skyway 1 Names Council of Directors for U S Skyway
Skyway 1 leaders nationwide will be asked to appoint three representatives per state to form a council of directors for the U S Skyway 1 Association. Fifteen directors were appointed pending elections as the project aims for an early completion of a safety highway. The Guilford County Pilot's Association donated 1000 dollars for Skyway 1 marker construction in High Point James Town and Greensboro.
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Skyway 1
Los Angeles-Washington
L. C
U. S
Skyway 1 Association, Inc
Los Angeles
C. S. Bessemyer
Bessemyer
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Washington Board For Trade
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Guilford County Pilot's Association
Guilford County
High Point
Jamestown
Greensboro
Ranger Quartet At Allen Jay School
The Ranger Quartet of Charlotte will present a program at the Allen Jay School Tuesday evening at 7 30 sponsored by the Susannah Wesley class of the Archdale Methodist church. The public is cordially invited.
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the Rangers. Qurtet of
Charlotte
Allen Jay School
Susannah Wesley
Archdale Methodist Church
Legion Members To Have Blood Typed
Members of the Andrew Jackson Post 87 American Legion are asked to attend the regular monthly meeting Monday night at the Legion home. Each member will have his blood typed for use in emergencies by Legion members and their families.
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Andrew Jackson Post 87
American Legion
Legion
Minnesota Has About 180000 Farmers
A state survey estimates roughly 180000 farmers operate across Minnesota reflecting broad agricultural activity and rural economic presence. The figure highlights the sector’s scale within the state's economy and communities.
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Lotov
Hiroshima
Faned Smyth
Carolina
Steel & Iron
Greensboro, N. C
Terminix Company
Raleigh
NEW High Point Youth
Mayor's Good Citizenship Committee
A. Glenn Smith
Joe
Associated Press News
Lyn Bartsch
Redvertisers’ Guild
Bob Thompson
WHPK
Sweeten
William Vollmer
Whpe-Fm
A. M
WHPE
Tin Pan Alley
George Barnes
Fl Haven
Bing Crosby
Council of Directors
Ranger
LURIA
New York City
Truitt Engineers
Vty Bia Industries
Tryibult Ie
MD Alu
State
Minnesota
Harbers
Sam Mare
Nick Brown
Glenn Foxx
Truscon
Traitt Manufacturing CO
North Carolina
eThrough Chemistry
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