German Paper Foresees U S Atomic Rocket Obsolete ICBMs
Hamburg based Die Welt reports the United States is developing an atomic powered rocket that could render Russian intercontinental missiles obsolete. Military editor Adalbert Baerwolf cites a report from the U S Atomic Energy Commission and says Rocket Dyne at North American Aviation is building the project. He warns confirmation remains unverified and naming Hans R. Friedrich as chief scientist. San Diego noted as near the Mexican border.
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Russia
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U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Baerwolf
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Friedrich
Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corp
Hitler
Peenemunde
McDonald Warns U S in Danger Over Civil Rights
President David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers warned in a Labor Day message that the U S position among free nations is in danger. He cited failures to build good human relations and noted opponents defying Supreme Court orders and resorting to interposition and nullification to delay compliance. He charged communist leaders with portraying civil rights as regressive and urged immediate steps to counter this influence.
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Capehart Leads Senate Team on Eight Week Europe Swing
Sen Capehart R Ind arrives in Cherbourg France with three aides for an eight week Europe trip. As a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he will visit several nations and assess postwar political conditions behind the Iron Curtain.
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France
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Capehart
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
Security Risk Charge Erased As Service Returns to State
Former Foreign Service officer John Service, 48, returns to work at the State Department after six years as a security risk. He will oversee supplies and transport with no access to secrets. Appointed under Truman, his 1951 dismissal was overturned by courts. back pay and new salary remain to be finalized.
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Jon Stewart
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James W. Morris
Acheson
New York City
The Distaff Side Coffee Through Time and Taste
A panoramic, opinionated sketch of coffee’s cultural arc from Arab origins to modern times. It traces ad imagery, social contexts, and famous enthusiasts while weighing brew methods from boil to drip. The piece blends history, whimsy, and regional chatter in a reflective, era tone.
Weekend Fire Calls Reported By Local Fire Department
The fire department logged two alarms this weekend. On Sunday morning firefighters battled a blaze in an upstairs bedroom at L. C. Sisson residence 627 Vt. St causing $55 in damage, believed sparked by a cigarette igniting a tablecloth. Saturday afternoon a grass fire in Oak Hill Cemetery spread to an adjacent orchard with damage unknown.
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Vt. St
Oak Hill
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