Stassen Urges Ban on Communist Party Worldwide
Portland April 27. William Harold E. Stassen called for outlawing the Communist party and creating a world police to curb war. He urged a collective security pact of freedom loving nations and argued the UN must lose its veto to counter Kremlin aggression.
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Portland
Ore
Harold EF. Stassen
Communist Party
Russia
of Freedom
Loving Nations
United Nations
U. N
Kremlin
Colombia
Czechoslovakia
Premier Georg Dim itrov Leaves Prague for Sofia
Premier Georgi Dimitrov of Bulgaria departs Prague by train for Sofia after signing a 20 year mutual aid treaty with Czechoslovakia last week.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Georg! Dimitrov
Bulgaria
Sofia
Mightiest Cyclotron to Be Built on Berkeley Campus
Berkeley April 27. A 39 000 000 cyclotron will be built at the University of California with government funds. The racetrack magnet will be 110 feet in diameter and speed atomic bullets beyond 60 000 miles an hour to produce mesons. Dr. Ernest O Lawrence and David Lilienthal announced the project, which aims to keep the United States preeminent in atomic research amid uncertain international control prospects. The cyclotron will weigh about 13 000 tons. construction may take five years. The university will operate it while the government owns it. The cyclotron will be about 20 times larger than the current 4900-ton machine, which has yielded weak mesons from cosmic rays.
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David E. Lilienthal
U. S. Atomic Energy Commision
Ernest O. Lawrence
University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Berkeley
Associated ‘Press
UPA
Ernest OQ. Lawrence
David FE. Lillenthal
Atomic Energy Commission
University
Lillenthal
Aie
United States
Lawrence
General Electric reports three new vacuum tubes
Washington April 27 General Electric research laboratory announced three new vacuum tubes including a cesium coated rectifier with unlimited life a dispenser cathode that resists emission loss for five years and a high voltage thyratron for converting AC to DC.
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Washington
General Electric Research Laboratory
Albert W. Hull
National Academy of Sciences
Hull
Pact to Unite 21 Western Nations to Sign in Bogota
In Bogota Colombia on April 23 a pact binding 21 Western Hemisphere republics will be signed at Simon Bolivar's home to mark the Pan American conference. President Eduardo Zuleta Angel said a final session is expected April 30 in the national capitol after earlier unrest drove delegates from the building. The steering committee eyed a 1952 Pan American meeting in Caracas Venezuela and a resolution condemning economic sanctions as a violation of nonintervention, with the United States abstaining.
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Bogota
Colombia
Simon Bolivar
Eduardo Zuleta Angel
National Capitol
Venezuela
Hemisphere
Uba
United States
Norman Armour
U. S
Clothing Stolen From Apt in Seaside Burglary
Elain M. Menter of 417 E Seaside Blvd reported a passkey burglary to police. Clothing valued at 76 dollars was taken from her apartment in the incident.
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Elain M. Menter
E. Seaside Blvd
Experimental tube promises high voltage for TV use
An experimental tube is reported to carry 40 amperes at 70 000 volts, a capability Hult says is needed for television and high frequency heating and other new uses.
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Hult
Office Space Rearranged to Expand Municipal Courts
The Municipal Court clerk's office reorganized to accommodate growing business. The traffic bureau moves to Room 723 while the criminal department shifts to Rooms 813-14 under Chief Deputy Lloyd L. Lavender. Civil department expands on the eighth floor under Larry L. Darby. Barbara Stanley moves to Room 701.
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Tergins Trust
Trafic Bureau
J. B. Amsbery
Criminal
Lloyd L. Lavender
Traffic Bureau
Criminal Departments
Civil Department
Larry L. Darby
Jergina Trust
Jergins Trust
H. B. Benson
R. E., Shonerd
J. €. Chuck
Ruth M. Bauchet
Lola Stanley
Five Fined for Lemon Prorate Violations
Five wholesale lemon shippers were fined by a federal judge for alleged violations of the Agriculture Department prorate shipment provisions. The Citrus Marketing Co received 650 dollars, Ritterd Co 500, Harry Davis 450, San Antonio Commission Co 350, and Dan Sadoff 250. Sadoff is from Houston Texas, the others from Los Angeles. They were accused of shipping lemons east during a hot spell and raising prices.
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Los Angeles
Agriculture Department
Campbell Beaumont
Citrus Marketing Co
Ritterd& Co
Harry Davis
San Antonio Commission Co
Dan Radoff
Sadoff
Houston
Texas
Imperial Household to Cut 162 Employees on April
The Asahi reports the imperial household plans to discharge 162 workers by month end to realize greater efficiency amid budget strains.
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LOKYO
Imperial Household
Asahi
Violinist Hellman Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
Romanian violinist Leo Hellman who played with the New York Philharmonic and Detroit Symphony Orchestras died in a Los Angeles hospital. He came to the United States as a child.
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Los Angeles
Leo
Hellman
New York Philharmonic
Detroit Symphony
United States
Bikini Destroyer Sunk by Gunfire
Honolulu dispatch reports the U S S Stack sunk by gunfire from four destroyers near Kwajalein last Saturday during atomic test operations. Navy did not explain whether the ship’s loss related to radiation. Several other target ships have been destroyed for being dangerously radioactive.
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Bikini
Honolulu
U.S.S
Kwajalein
Koreans' Violence Takes 351 Lives
Seoul April 27 351 Koreans killed by violence since January 1 1960 68 police 196 rioters 87 non riot ing Rightists. Seven election officials and two candidates for office among the Rightists.
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Seoul
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