House Group OKs Atomic Project X Funds
The House appropriations committee approved a new Project X for the Atomic Energy Commission with a grant of 46.8 million dollars in an emergency defense bill. The panel trimmed 4.5 million from the commission’s budget and urged cost reviews, citing revaluation and removal of nonessential features to save money. It flagged questions about need for some projects at Luckey Ohio and Watertown Mass. The committee stressed funds will not be withdrawn from essential projects and urged a careful recheck to achieve savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
House Appropriations Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Fae
Uae
Cuneo
Commission
Luckey
Ohio
Watertown
Mass
Names of Men Killed by Huks Are Listed
Manila April 23 UP Names of the five American airmen killed by Communist led Hukbalahaps in an ambush Saturday night were released tonight by 13th Air Force headquarters. They were M/Sgt. Joseph C. Fanelil 41 Sault Sainte Marie Michigan S/Sgt. Peter Chulasky 34 Manville New Jersey S/Sgt. William A. McClain 31 Winnebago Minnesota S/Sgt. Shelby G. Embry 32 Morgantown Kentucky and Sgt. John D. Montgomery 21 New Boston Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
U.S. 13Th Air Force Headquarters
Joseph C. Fanelil
Sault Sainte Marie
Mich
Peter Chulasky
Manville
N. 2
William A. McClain
Winnebago
Minn
Shelby G
Plan to Ban Liquor Ad On TV Radio Fails
Sacramento April 25 UP temperance forces last night failed their effort to ban alcoholic beverage advertisements on radio and television. A bill by Sen H E Dillinger D Placerville was tabled by the Senate governmental efficiency committee. Sponsors said the measure aimed to protect youth from beer and wine ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
H. EB. Dillinger
D-Placerville
Senate
Governmental Efficiency Committee
Six Arrested in Two Killings at Harlan Ky
HARLAN Ky April 25 AP A father and his stepson were shot to death in two separate incidents on the streets. Avery Hensley 45 a former city policeman died from a street shooting in front of a taxi in the business district. Three hours later his stepson Joe Hensley 26 was killed two blocks away. Murder warrants issued for two Harlan policemen Charlie Wade and Ray Smith and business employee Doc Mantz in Joe Hensley case. County Attorney Hiram Brock Jr issued warrants for Claude Beach Wheeler Beach and J W Beach in the elder Hensley case. Chief Logan Middleton said the Beaches and Avery Hensley were once friends who fell out. It is the first term in 132 years without a murder trial on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Avery Hensley
Joe Hensley
Logan Middleton
Charlie Wade
Ray Smith
Doc Mantz
Busine
Hiram Brock Jr
Claude Beach
Wheeler Beach
J. W. Beach
Hensley
Middleton
Beaches
MacArthur Won't Run for President Whitney Defends Bible Answer
Major General Courtney Whitney dismissed MacArthur for president talk and urged readers to read the Bible to doubt such bids. MacArthur remained at the Waldorf Astoria with his wife and son Arthur visiting Yankee Stadium. Taft Luce and Bishop Donegan spent brief courtesy calls, with Luce describing a 40 minute visit and Taft noting a 10 to 15 minute encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldorf-Astoria
MacArthur
Robert A. Taft
R.olvie
Henry Luce
Horace W. B
Donegan
New York
Arthur
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Yankee Stadium
Whitney
San Francisco
Thomas
Christ
Lord
Taft
Luce
Episcopal Church
Orient
U. S
Senate Quiz Calls Truman Aid Dawson to Testify
Senate banking subcommittee chair Fulbright announced Donald S. Dawson presidential assistant was asked to testify May 10 in the RFC probe. The inquiry probes influence in RFC loans with past charges against directors. Truman indicated no reason for Dawson to testify and warned against a subpoena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Donald S. Dawson
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Sen. Fulbright
D.-Ark
Dawson
Fullbright
Senate Banking
RFC
Truman
Subcommittee
Congress
Fulbright Committee
Miammi
Fla
White House
Britain's Morrison pledges to cut living standard for arms
Foreign Secretary Herbert Morrison vowed Britain would trim its standard of living before slashing rearmament, as Labor suppresses a leftist rebellion over arms plans. He spoke at an American Chamber luncheon, urged U S cooperation on raw materials, and defended high spending to meet rearmament goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ONCON
Herbert Morrison
Britain
Crass Morrison
Attlee
Morrison
American Chamber of Commerce
United States
Ernest Bevin
Foreign Ministry
U. S
Ancuri Bevan
Labor Party
Local Fire Interrupts Barrington Party
In Great Barrington Massachusetts last night guests were left socializing for an hour as the fire company rushed out to battle a $1500 blaze. The entertainment program was halted as firefighters departed without a word of apology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Barrington
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oks Atomic
Larkey
Bear Hat
Burger Bureau
Water Oen
Ordnane Department
Boston University
Mac
Chilly
York
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Courtney Whitney
Han River
Seoul
Eighth Arma
Asso
Ramona
Ramona Senngar
Atendance
Community Hospital
Reece Gallo
Press-Telegram
Long Beach
Lakewood Park
Kane
Los Angeles County
Bellflower
Ay Oan
Gaviola Ave
Marthe Gonsalves
Eleanor St
Loretta Randall