Atomic Gift Revelations Stir Noted WWII Claims
In Denver, Seward Potter of Shattuck Chemical said Russians ordered all uranium possible but got only one shipment. He noted 22¢ pounds uranium oxide and 500 pounds uranium nitrate sent to Great Falls, Montana on March 23, 1943 for Amtorg. He believed War Department warned against leaving the country. Jordan, ex-Maj. George Racey Jordan, linked Hopkins to hurried lend-lease shipments and alleged top secret bags with A-bomb notes. FBI has investigated. the bureau would not comment.
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Russia
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Soviet Union
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White House
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Norwalk
Conn
Anatole Koti
Kov
Harry Hopkins
Shirley Tells It to Judge Tomorrow
Hollywood star Shirley Temple Agar goes to court Monday seeking divorce from John Agar after 24 years of marriage. She claims mental cruelty and requests custody of their 2 year old Linda Susan. The former child star, 21, filed suit October 13 and will testify before Judge Ray Herndon.
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Shirley Temple
John Agar
Linda Susan Agar
Ray Herndon
Agar
Cohen Sells Businesses On the Sin City Strip
Hollywood reports mobster Mickey Cohen sold his haberdashery jewelry shop and other legitimate businesses to raise money for a $75,000 bail after two missing henchmen, Frank Niccoli and Dave Ogu, vanished while free on bail for beating a radio store owner. Cohen declined to reveal auction proceeds or future plans.
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Britain Challenges USSR Over Baltic Captives at UN
New York December 3 Britain challenged the Soviet Union to disclose the fate of about 1,500,000 Latvians Esthonians and Lithuanians driven to forced labor camps in Russia. Soviet delegate responded with charges of Goebbels-like propaganda as assembly President Romulo moved to end the heated exchange. A refugees' resolution creating a UN high commissioner after IRO ends was approved 35-7-13. The Special Political Committee backed a Dutch-Indonesian accord to form a sovereign United States of Indonesia by a 43-5 vote with four abstentions.
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France
China
Canada
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Jahe Hague
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Poland
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Stuart Stricken Diplomat Improves At Naval Hospital
Ambassador John Leighton Stuart, the U.S. envoy to China, showed improvement today at Naval Hospital Washington but remained on the serious list after a stroke. He had been en route from Cincinnati when the infirmity struck, and the State Department noted he sat up for 25 minutes.
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Dec
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U.S
China
Naval Hospital
Peron vows to punish editors over critic talks
President Juan D. Peron declared he will prosecute editors of Argentina's La Nacion and La Prensa for reporting a critic's speech accusing him of enriching himself. He cites a new law allowing jail up to three years for insulting the president and says the papers aided the calumny.
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Argentina
Juan D. Peron
la Nacion
Peron
la Prensa
Atilio Catianeo
Cattaneo
Cattanen
Radical Party
Prize Canines Rescued After Ransom Plot Unfolds
Two alert radio policemen stopped a weaving car and rescued two show dogs, Midget the 175-pound Great Dane and Mac the collie, insured for 10 000 dollars. Harold G. Martin and Carl Lancaster, 27 and 43, were jailed on suspicion of grand theft after claiming they found the dogs running loose.
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Michael Level
Mac
G. Middoughs
E. L. Smith
Harold G. Martin
Carl Lancaster
Martin
Lancaster
Jury Rejects Appeal. Death Given for Mahoney Slayer
An all male jury in New Orleans convicted Louis Eugene Hover of the murder of millionaire James A Mahoney of Bristol Virginia Tennessee in a French Quarter hotel during Mardi Gras last February. The ruling makes a death sentence mandatory though no date for pronouncement was set before adjournment. Mahoney was beaten to death on February 22.
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Louis Eugene Hover
James A. Mahoney
Bristol
Va-Tenn
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Rescue ends in tragedy at Paint Dume rocks
Charles E. Smith, 23, recovered the body of Ray Hannaman Jr., 22, after four failed rescue attempts off Malibu. Smith rowed a skiff with fins and a diving mask to the rocks, finding Hannaman wedged in 15 feet of water as lifeguards continued the search.
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Charles E. Smith
Paint Dume
Smith
Ray Hannaman Jr
Hannaman
Grants Announced by NIH for 105 Projects at 61 Institutions
Washington December 3 UP The National Institute of Health awarded grants totaling 835710 for 105 medical research projects at 61 institutions today. They included Stanford University 30964 two grants University of California at Berkeley 21188 four grants University of California at Los Angeles Siami.
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University of California At Los
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