Police Hero's Widow Evicted in Chicago
Chicago February 5 AM The widow of a hero policeman slain 45 years ago Mrs Kate Quinn 75 and her three adult children were evicted from their seven room apartment on the north side The owner plans to convert it into smaller units She says the owner could not be reached for comment In 1903 her husband John was shot down while trying to arrest a Chicago car barn raider.
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Chicago
Polceman
Kate Quinn
John
Rae
No Foreign Observers at Eniwetok Bomb Test
The United States will conduct the atomic weapons test at Eniwetok as a strictly American affair with only official observers. No foreign observers or newsmen will be invited, following a decision by the Atomic Energy Commission after consultations with the White House, armed forces, and State Department. The area around Eniwetok was declared off limits starting January 31.
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Washington
Eniwetok
Speokesman
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Congress
Pacific Atoll
United States
Bilelni
Russia
White House
Armed Forces
State Department
Hanford Plant Expands to House 20000 Construction Workers
The Atomic Energy Commission announced shipping 110 carloads from Oak Ridge to Hanford to expand the plutonium works and construct a camp for about 20,000 workers and families, turning Hanford into a sizable city. The plutonium produced there will fuel atomic energy via chain reactions.
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Oak Ridge
Tenn
Atomic Energy Commission
Hanford
Ash
Commission
Congress
Three Martins Capitol Postman Pondering ConFuse
Washington reports a lighthearted note on three lawmakers named Martin: House Speaker Joseph W. Martin of Massachusetts Rep Thomas E. Martin of Iowa and Senator Edward Martin of Pennsylvania. An advertising circular grouped them as Hon Tom Martin Republican Speaker U S Senate. The Capitol mailman delivered it to the Iowa Martins.
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Capitol Postman
Washington
Congress
Joseph W. Martin
R.-Mass
Thomas E. Martin
R.yowa
Edward Martin
R.-Pa
Tom Martin
U. S. Senate
Capitol Mailman
U S Improving A-bomb Says Lilienthal
United States atomic energy chief David Lilienthal said the nation is improving the atom bomb and warned that atomic energy could be used for destruction on an unprecedented scale. He urged world understanding of the atomic age to avert war and emphasized that knowledge could make the world safer and more secure.
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New York
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Liienthai
Renee
Lilenthal
Venthal
It’s Official Says U S Board Names Rybinsk new name
The board announced the United States will adopt the city of Rybinsk its new name Sheherbaker with pronunciation guidance. The city is a major port on the Volga River linked by waterways to Leningrad and the Baltic, Archangel, and the White Sea.
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Washington
Womeg
United States
Russia
Rybinsi
Sheherbaker
Volen
Rybinsk
Shcherbakov
Leningrad
Baltic Sea
Archangel
White Sea
Girl Slayer Turned Over To Youth Authority
Sacramento February fifth. Fourteen year old Louise Gomes confessed slayer of her ten year old foster sister. Superior Judge B F Van Dyke ordered transfer to the State Youth Authority. If accepted she may go to Ventura School for Girls or Tehachapi Prison for women for observation or later transfer. If rejected she will be returned to Superior Court for sentencing.
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Sacramento
Louise Gomes
State Youth Authority
B. F. van Dyke
Youth Authority
Kart Holton
Ventura School For Girls
Tehachapi
Superior Court
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Lilienthal
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Los Alamos
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John C. Roberts
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