Uranium Bonanza Found In Wyoming
The Atomic Energy Commission confirms a significant uranium ore discovery in central Wyoming near Lander Fremont County. Prospector Neil McNeil sparked a rush as AEC geologists verify the find 50 miles east of Lander, with claims staked and potential commercial ore assessed for radioactivity and grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Atomic Energy Commission
Wyoming
Charles C. Towle
Denver Exploration
AEC
Neil McNeil
Public Lands
Lander
Fremont County
Bonneville
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
McNeic
Towle
Ee McNeie
Douglas
Eugene W. Grutt
Grutt
Stationery Oe
Lander Wyoming State Journal
German Book Accuses U S of World War II Atrocities
Buenos Aires dispatch reports a new German book accusing Allied forces, especially the United States, of war crimes in World War II. It relies on 6,000 sworn German prisoner statements from Darmstadt 1946 alleging surrender killings, forced marches, and bombings of civilians, trains, and hospitals.
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U. S
Fred L. Strozier
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Duere-Verlag
der Weg
Germany
Austria
Darmstadt
Hermann Goering
International Military Tribunal
Nuernberg
Fischer
Tokyo
Dachau
City Councilwoman Honored by League of Municipalities
Mrs Katherine Kirkman of High Point City Council was elected to the North Carolina League of Municipalities board at the league convention in Asheville. She will serve as director of the ninth district including Guilford County.
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Katherine Kirkman
High Point
North Carolina League of Municipalities
Asheville
Guilford County
Twins Born Across Midnight Create Separate Birthdays
In New Britain Connecticut a pair of twins born to Mr and Mrs Thom as Boaniuto arrived at two minutes before midnight and four minutes after, yielding two distinct birthdays and complicating family records.
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New Britain, Conn
Thomas Boaniuto
Gossard
Racial Bias and War Crimes Charges Reported
The article alleges crimes by various forces in the conflict, noting rape by some American troops and white drunks, thefts, and beatings. It condemns British bombing of non military targets and an attack on SS guards with dynamite. It mentions French Moroccan rape cases and mistreatment of prisoners, while accusing all Allies of providing poor food and sanitation in camps.
Industrialists finally back dispersed war plants plan
Washington officials report a shift as many U S industrialists now back building new factories outside potential A bomb target cities. ODM says Malenkov's hydrogen bomb claim spurred the change and urges expanding production capacity beyond 530 metro centers which hold 71 percent of industry.
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Washington
Office of Defense Mobilization
Malenkov
United States
ODM
Ense
Arthur
Flemming
Government dispersal plans push new plants to target zones
Federal dispersion committees map population concentrations to guide rapid tax write offs for defense contractors. The ODM favors building outside target zones and may offer incentives to relocate non defense production. Demand for land inside cities is tightening as industry spreads to outer areas.
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Pittsburgh
Albuquerque
N. M
Cleveland
Dayton
Ohio
Los Angeles
ODM
Company A
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