Einstein Posthumously Warns World Survival Threatened
Bertrand Russell, at a news conference in London, revealed a signed appeal by Albert Einstein and eight scientists urging world rulers to end war to avoid nuclear annihilation. The statement warned future wars will employ nuclear weapons and threaten humanity, urging peaceful settlement of disputes. Nine signatories and nine rejections are listed, with details of other notable scientists and their reasons.
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London
Albert Einstein
Bertrand Russell
Russell
Einstein
United States
P. W. Bridgman
Harvard
H. J. Muller
Moscow
India
University of Indiana
L. Infeld
University of Warsaw
Polish Academy of Sciences
Hideki Yukawa
Kyoto University
Joseph Rotblat
London University
C. F. Powell
Bristol University
England
Lord Adrian
Britain
Trinity College
Alexander Haddow
Geneva
Funeral Rites Held for Dennis Newton and Bell Irene Moore
Funeral services were held for Dennis Newton at Euclid Street Church of Christ with burial in Highland Cemetery. Newton, 69, died at home after a long illness. Also honored was Bell Irene Moore, 85, whose service occurred in Lawton with burial in Highland Cemetery. Moore died at her daughter’s home after years of ill health. Frederick services were held for William Harvey Kelly, 79, pioneer Tillman county farmer, at First Baptist Church. He moved from Missouri to Oklahoma in 1901 and leaves multiple children and relatives. burial is in Frederick Cemetery.
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Dennis Newton
Lee
Euclid Street Church of Christ
Tony Lawton
Luther Holloway
Buria
Bell Irene Moore
Lawton Funeral Home
Robert Lyles
Church of Christ, Eighth and Lee
Highland Cemetery
George L. Moore
Dallas
Tex
A. J. Bates
C. L. Spivey
Eldon Armstrong
Leroy Champion
J. O. Spivey
Lawton
Frederick
First Baptist Church
William Harvey Kelly
Tillman County
Tillman County Memorial Hospital
Kelly
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert M
Lucinda Wilson Kelly
Maysville
Ora Ann Reed
Trinity Baptist Church
F. W. Cosgrove
Sherman
Mesdames
Harry Schroeder
T. W. Dunham
Marel Kelly
Mangum
Iris Kelly
Martha
Clyde Kelly
Kermit Kelly
Clifton Kelly
A. Wumpkins
Larned
Kans
Homer Kelly
Wathena
Kan
Arthur D. Kelly
Humansville
John Curtis
Cordie McConnell
Frederick Cemetery
Metals Strike Widens To East
The walkout against major non ferrous producers spreads to the east with 5000 workers striking American Brass at Torrington Ansonia Conn and Buffalo N Y raising total to about 35000. Mine Mill says strikes hit Kennecott Phelps Dodge and American Smelting refining while Anaconda Copper also faces action in New York and Connecticut. Montana talks near settlement as 10000 Anaconda workers may see a new offer. US Metals Refining contract reached in Carteret New Jersey for 1500 workers who did not strike.
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Denver
United States
American Brass Company
Torrington
Ansonia
Kennecott
Phelps - Dodge
American Smelting
New York
Connecticut
Anaconda Copper Corporation
Anaconda
Montana
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Mine - Mill Local
U.S. Metals Refining Company
American Metals Company
Carteret, N. J
Ice Cream Vendor Fined for Drunken Driving
In Birmingham Alabama a judge fined 53 year old Thomas Brogran twenty five dollars for drunk driving after a patrolman testified Brogran almost pedaled his three wheeled ice cream cart into a police car during the incident.
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Birmingham
Ala
Thomas Brogran
Brogram
Mountain laurel named Pennsylvania state flower
The mountain laurel was adopted as Pennsylvania's state flower on May 5, 1933, marking its official designation by state authorities.
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Pennsylvania
Service Station Workers Go Casual In Bermuda Shorts
Workers at Stiner's service station 2403 Sheridan Road showed up Saturday morning in Bermuda shorts. Owner Milton Stiner said it was hot and a bit different, explaining the unusual attire as a lighthearted response to the heat.
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Bermuda
Sign of the Times
Stiner
Sheridan Road
Noted Radio News Reporter Dies in San Diego
Paul White 53 founder of the CBS News Bureau and KFMB TV news director died at home after a long illness. A UP reporter after 1924 Columbia School of Journalism graduate, he covered Lindbergh and led CBS Columbia news as VP and GM, earning a Peabody in 1945 and later teaching at Iowa.
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San Diego
Calif
Paul White
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Kfmb— TV
White
United Press
Columbia School of Journalism
CBS
Columbia News
Pulitzer School of Journalism
Iowa
Parole Rejected For Paid Influence, Gary States
Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary warned Saturday that paying for influence will not earn parole and may cause rejection. He said the Pardon and Parole Board will oppose cases where a prisoner or relative hires a paid representative, vowing to deny parole or leave requests in such situations.
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Oklahoma City
Raymond Gary
Gary
Pardon and Parole Board
Walters Food Distribution Announced For July 21
Miss Lucile Grider announces surplus commodity issuance at the Walters warehouse from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Thursday July 21 and the third Thursday each month thereafter. Indians will be transferred to general county rolls and receive commodities with others.
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Walters
Lucile Grider
General County Rolls
Patrolman recounts kidnaping and pistol whipping in Kansas City
Patrolman John Holcomb described being pistol whipped and kidnapped by two hoodlums after stopping a car for a traffic ticket. He was held in a stolen car for about an hour, shot at, and later freed to call headquarters. Holcomb, a Navy veteran and 1946 KC police recruit, endured head lacerations needing stitches and fears for his life.
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Kansas City
John Holcomb
Holcomb
Lawton Teacher Attends 2-Week A&M Workshop
Lawton junior high teacher Robert G. Gemmell Jr. attended a two week mental health workshop at Oklahoma A&M College in Stillwater. The program stressed understanding child emotional problems in the classroom and working with parents to support children's mental health. About 60 vocational home economics teachers nurses staff and instructors participated.
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Robert G. Gemmell Jr
Wesley
Lawton
Oklahoma A&m College
Stillwater
Albert Polls House On Natural Gas Bill
Rep Carl Albert polls House Democrats on a bill to end federal regulation of well prices for natural gas. The measure has cleared House and Senate Commerce committees and leaders seek to gauge odds for passage in the House.
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Albert
Washington
Carl Albert
D-Okla
House
Senate Commerce Committees
Heat Strikes Slow Chrysler Operations
Detroit reports heat walkouts at Chrysler Corp four plants led to a standstill in car and truck production. About 39,400 workers were idle by midnight as Mack, Plymouth, Ketcheval, and Dodge main plants faced shutdowns and only non-assembly work continued.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Metroplitan
Mack Body
Plymouth
Mack
Adlai Stevenson to Address Young Democrats Conference
Adlai Stevenson will headline the national convention of the Young Democratic Clubs of America in Oklahoma City on December 13, officials said. Arrangements chairman Jack Noles of Tonkawa noted no fixed date for Stevenson's appearance. other speakers include Party Chairman Paul Butler and former chairman Steve Mitchell.
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Oklahoma City
Democratic Party
Adlai Stevenson
Young Democratic Clubs of America
Jack Noles
Tonkawa
Stevenson
Paul Butler
Steve Mitchell
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Niels Bohr
United Nations
H. J. Bhabha
Max Bern
Otto Hahn
Germany
Chemistry
W. Pauli
Karl Manne
Siegbahn
Sweden
Skobeltzyn
Arthur H. Compton
Harold E. Urey
I Sze Kuang
Mrs. Bell Moore
William Kelly
Milton Stiner
T. R. Stephens
C Avenue
Phil Gafford
A&m
Zwaan
New Car Southwest
Harry
WIEST
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Lovs
Auto Glass
Lennox
Hamilton-Bryan
D Avenue
Reace
Jon Lumber
4Th
F Street
Chrysler
Norton-Kitchens
Buick Co
Adlai
Sheridan Rd
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