Atomic research politics risk cancer cure promise
The Atomic Energy Commission faces funding cuts while Lewis Strauss reports early radioisotope advances that may aid cancer treatment. Critics urge keeping basic research free from political meddling as lawmakers debate restoring a 48 million dollar cut and define uses for atomic science amid national defense needs.
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Mr. Strauss
Oak Ridge
Atomic Energy Commission
House of Representatives
Commission
David Lilienthal
House
Mr. Lilenthal
Congressman Taber
House Appropriations Committee
Lilienthal
Congressman
Taber
Centenary Poultry Stamp Sparks Egg and Chicken Debate
A government plan for a special stamp to mark America's poultry industry centennial prompts a revival of the old question which came first the chicken or the egg. Also quoted are remarks from Homer Z. Martin on fuel from coal reserves and notes on reporters and a Dulles UN remark plus Eisenhower's call for unity.
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America
DDT risks and public health warnings discussed
The article warns DDT can irritate if liquid and inhaled, notes a rare death from swallowing, and mentions resistance in flies. It advises careful handling, following distributor directions, and acknowledges unknowns about human effects while describing powder versus liquid use.
Fragmented OCR Word Puzzle Returns A Jumbled List
A garbled OCR text presents a mosaic of clues and partial words. It appears to be a word puzzle or crossword fragment with numbered items and scattered definitions or hints for unrelated terms.
Crossword Clue Pack With Mixed Definitions
A list of crossword clues presented vertically and horizontally with numbers and definitions. Includes terms such as suggestive phrases and chemical symbols and hints toward a full puzzle fill. The entry compiles terms like perturb, tellurium, and horse related terms alongside place and action clues for solver reference.
Army Orders Place Officers in Various Posts and Networks
Army orders detail assignments and transfers for officers and enlisted personnel across artillery, air force, and infantry units. Highlighted moves include Capt Daniel T. Ghent to Stu Det Artillery School and Maj Huddleston Wright to 38th FA Bn at Camp Carson with several others detailed to training and overseas posts, plus retirements noted.
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Ferdinand F. Gallagher
CAC
AGO
Washington
Second Army
Ft. George C
ASU
California-Nevada
ORC
Presidio
San Francisco
Calif
Floyd O. Rains
USAF
Fourth Army
Ft. Sill
Okla
Chanute
Rantoul
Ill
Huddleston W. Wright
Tnetr
State of Texas
Austin
Tex
Lubbock
Instr
38Th FA Bn
Camp Carson
Colo
Roland ©. Linker
QMC
Korea
Makoto Okumura
George BF Kennedy
CWO
Frank Geer
USA
Seacoast Br
the Artillery School
Ft. Winfield
38Th Inf. Regt
Ft. Sill, Okita
Bed Charge Fines Boston House Keeper for Guest
Miss Anna O'Brien, a rooming house keeper in Boston, was fined 50 for failing to make the bed of a guest. The notice mentions a retired Harvard professor, Dickinson Miller, in connection with the case.
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Boston
Anna O'Brien
Harvard
Dickinson
Miller
Aircraft Board Named To Police Money Spending
Defense Secretary James Forrestal appointed a munitions board aircraft committee to police the spending of 3.198 billion dollars on the air arm of the United States military. Rear Admiral A M Pride chairs the committee, which will oversee 1949 budget contracts and a five year production plan to align with a long range mobilization program. The panel aims to reduce costs, end inter service bickering over plant capacity, and ensure broad production base for wartime readiness.
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Washington
Defense
James Forrestal
Munitions Board
Air Force
Navy Air Arm
Con- Tess
A. M. Pride
Oliver P. Echols
Aircraft Industries Association
Navy
New
Munitions Board Group
National Brand Uniforms Offer Fast Fitting Service
Advertises quick delivery and free alterations for uniforms. Claims to fit men with firm name branding in any color or design on their cheeks. Promises to bend any price and deliver same day, criticizing typical 12 week wait.
Aircraft Production Scheme Aims to End Shortages
The munitions board urges Congress to approve a five year plan to stabilize aircraft production. A single coordinated schedule for army navy and air force would cover all plane parts and prevent lags. The committee will assess current and wartime purchases and study plant dispersal including the possibility of underground plants.
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House Rules Committee
Congress
Truman
Bureau of Mines
Pidnes
Munitions Board Scolata
Army
Navy
Air Force
Munitions Board
Deadline Near For Vets To Obtain Automobiles
Oklahoma City June 3 The VA says eligible veterans must file applications by June 30 to receive a free automobile valued up to 1600 dollars. Frank Clecker, regional VA head, notes a special file review to ensure no qualified veteran is overlooked. A World War II injury of loss of a leg or use above the ankle qualifies a veteran for the car. Also mention of Minnesota lake region charting over 10 000 lakes.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Veterans Administration Office
Frank S Clecker
Cleckler
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