Atomic age distant say experts see long road ahead
Dr Milen C Leverett of Houston told a regional meeting at the University of Kansas that true atomic progress will come slowly. He cited uranium small reserves, large scale central plants, and coal price limits as barriers to immediate replacement of conventional energy sources.
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Milen C. Leverett
Houston
Texahay
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
University of Kansas
Leverett
Oak Ridge
National Laboratures
Tenn
Russia
Pricipal
Belgian Congo
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Sard
Rae
Atomic Energy Commission
Eest
Donna Holm Recital features Bach and Beethoven highlights
Donna Holm, pianist, presented a highbrow Fine Arts School recital lasting over an hour and a half. She performed Bach and Mozart with precision, Beethoven and Schubert with nuanced interpretation, and drew praise for technical fluency and musical insight despite some fatigue in the Mozart piece.
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Donna Holm
Fine Arts School
Miss Holm
Paul Snyder
Mi Holm
Misa Holm
Bach
Ratande
Mozart
Holm
Beethoven
Mise Holm
Incendiary Fire at Red Clock Night Club Near Buchanan
Mrs. Fannie Curry owner reports a blaze at the Red Clock night club two miles east of town, suspecting incendiary origin after a few days earlier rejecting a suspicious man claiming ties to gambling. Sheriff notes no proof of arson. tavern and home destroyed, listed damages at 75 000 dollars. The fire followed by a second blaze at Curry residence two hours later.
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St. Jose] Ey
Red Clock Night Club
Toay
Buchanan
Here
Fannie Curry
Sherifset
Mra. Curry
Lisa
St. Joseph News-Press
Indictment of ex Premier Sun Fo in China Case
Sun Fo former Premier of Nanking faces indictment on charges of approving improper disposal of enemy alien property to Mine Lan Ni. Indictment passed eight to seven in a control yuan sub committee and may go to the executive yuan or criminal court. Sun, linked romantically to Lan Ni, was en route to Canton from Shanghai. The case stems from alleged corruption tied to his resignation of the cabinet last week.
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Nanking
Mar
Sun Fo
Lan Ni
Control Yuan
Executive Yuan
Criminal Court
Sun
George Washington
China
Shanghai
Canton
Legislative Yuan
New Hospital Fire Escape Built and Painted
Abilene Kansas reports the County Convalescent hospital adds a metal exterior fire exit at both ends and a metal slide-tube escape for patients. The state fire marshal guided the project to improve safety. Also notes the National Coursing Association moved its spring meet opening from April 17 to April 18, announced by Pat McMahon.
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County Convalescent Hospital
Abilene
Kan
National Coursing Association
Pat Mcmahon
Kansas City Pair Admit Burst of Local Burglary Crimes
Two Kansas City men, James R. Bibbe Jr. and Jonas Barrett, confessed to burglaries in Johnson County and Topeka, admitting theft of nine portable sewing machines from Singer in Lawrence and related break ins in Topeka. They described stealing machines, some later sold in St. Louis, with two recovered. Sheriff Bliesner said they were captured after a storekeeper and locals chased them under a culvert following a rear entry into a Johnson County grocery.
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Kansas City
James R. Bibbe, Jr
West Thirty-Eighth Street
Jonas
Janie” Barrett
East Fifteenth Street
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Massachusetts Street
Bliesner
Billings
Lawrence
Topeka
Ruesner
Buesner
Henry Collins
Barrett
Kibbe
Erand Larceny
Ary Nenin
Journal-World
Police Seek Cause Of Death Of Ex Patrolman Vogler
Oklahoma City police pursue medical lab tests to determine cause of death for former highway patrolman Vernie Arthur Vogler 39. Vogler collapsed on a downtown street Saturday and died while physicians await lab results.
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Oklahoma City
Mar
Hope Medical
Crash Fatal For Atchison Dry Cleaners Owner
Kenneth C. Brading, 32, owner of Brading Dry Cleaners in Atchison, was killed when his auto skidded on Missouri Highway 45 and plunged into a pond south of Sugar Lake. The body was found in four feet of water. troopers say death came from crash injuries, not drowning. Funeral services planned in Atchison Tuesday.
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Atchison, Kan. Mar. II
Kenneth C. Brading
Brading Dry Cleaners
Suear Lake
Missouri Highway Patrol
Brading
Conscience Card Sent After Hit and Run in Atlantic City
Eddie Devlin, seven, was struck by a hit and run driver in Atlantic City. A post card read God help me for hitting you but I haven't the strength to give myself up. The unsigned card was found among 1,000 greeting cards. Eddie was released from hospital. his mother Frank Devlin turned the card over to police and expressed sympathy for the sender.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Eddie Devlin
Eddie
Atlantic City Hospital
Mia
Frank Devlin
Home Garden Club Meeting in Manhattan Kansas
The Home Garden club meets Wednesday at Mrs. Bertie Scott's home. Last meeting was March 2 at Mrs. J Fy Mathis's home. Discussion on spring flowers followed by refreshments. Parking meter fund details show 1948 receipts in Manhattan Kansas with penalties collected from violators.
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Home Garden Club
Bertie Scott
Manhattan
Kan
UP Ts
Attan General
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