Congressional Roundup on Arms Pact and Tech Lead
Former Undersecretary Will Clayton warned Congress that an arms agreement with Russia would mislead the United States into false security. He urged an Atlantic union before any deal, citing a potential Russian failure to return to prewar boundaries. Senator Johnson claimed Russia leads in guided missiles and delivery capability, while Truman may name Gorton Dean to head the Atomic Energy Commission. An insurance official said the tax plan targets savers. Christoffel case sees minutes unavailable. and debate grows over Soviet imports and potato price plans.
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Iowa
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Einstein Warns Against Hydrogen Bombs and War
Nobel physicist Albert Einstein urged an end to fighting or risk annihilation from hydrogen weapons. He proposed a ban on violence, plus a supranational judicial body to govern security and weapons, with international control as a key step toward peace. His remarks aired in a Franklin D. Roosevelt series on NBC, transmitted from Princeton.
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Tritt & Posane
Senator Johnson Sees Russia Ahead in Guided Missiles
Senator Johnson of Texas said Russia is two years ahead of the United States in guided missiles. He warned the U S may lead in atomic and hydrogen bombs but lags in delivery systems and noted no worthwhile guided missile exists yet. He urged combining Army Navy and Air Force brains into a joint research program to solve guided missile problems.
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U S hydrogen bomb study traced to 1943 report
Manila dispatch reports a Philippine source stating the United States has considered the hydrogen bomb since 1943 and would lead if a race to develop it begins. The source asks to remain unnamed and notes information came from American sources via a Telegram Classified ad reader audience.
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Slayer's Son Arrested In Buffalo Woman's Slaying
Harley Lamarr, 19, son of a Cherokee woman facing manslaughter sentencing, was arrested for the rifle killing of Marion Frisbee, 36, a Buffalo club woman. Police say he admitted the shooting with robbery as motive and a struggle occurred near an icy ditch twelve miles east of the city. The victim disappeared after leaving for a party. her car later found with a rifle nearby and signs of a conflict. Willard Frisbee, her husband, said she had only a few dollars.
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Bucknell Grants Honorary Degree to Wives
Bucknell University in Lewisburg Pennsylvania recognizes wives of recent graduates with an honorary degree. President Horace Hildreth signed the document noting the spouse may wear academic cap and gown while the husband wears the academic pants for years to come.
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Bucknell University
Bucknell
Horace Hildreth
Rainfall Record Claimed by Lake Arrowhead Resort
Lake Arrowhead residents claim the rainfall championship of the Southland with about 28 inches this season. They credit Old Strawberry Peak for forcing clouds to drop moisture before moving toward desert regions.
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Tides and Temperatures for Tuesday February 14
Sunrise is 6 38 a m Sunset 5 37 p m Moonrise 5 30 a m Moonset 3 25 p m High tides at 7 08 a m 61 ft and 8 58 pm 40 ft Low tides at 1 02 am and 2 26 pm 13 ft Foregoing statistics by U S Coast and Geodetic Survey Long Beach Lifeguards report water temperature S4 and surf condition calm.
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Round World At A Glance: Dresden Bombing Propaganda Surges
East German leaders galvanize anti U S and Britain sentiment on the Dresden anniversary with state run media headlines claiming massive civilian casualties. Washington reviews policy via the National Security Council amid debate over hydrogen bomb implications and the Cold War stakes.
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Red Press
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IECA Scolds Austria Over Drugs Purchase Refund Demand
Washington Feb 13 The Economic Cooperation Administration accused Austria of using Marshall to buy drugs for 91 dollars via three shipments in spring 1945. The ECA demanded a refund, noting the purchases were made in Hungary though the source authorized drug purchases for the United States.
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H-bomb Hopes Seen Better Than Even
Washington Feb 13 AP lawmakers voiced optimism that U S scientists may build a effective hydrogen bomb despite doubts tests in hearings noted housing weight and aircraft limits. senators Johnson Connally and Einstein warned of dangers and a possible tri ally atomic security system for sharing hydrogen secrets.
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Japs Bns Authority on Birth Control
Tucson report says Margaret Sanger Slee, a noted birth control authority, was twice denied entry into Japan. She states she applied last August and was refused, then sought a review in September.
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Margaret Sanger Slee
Truck Crash Kills Four In Ditch Near Mississippi River Bridge
Four Chaffee residents drown when a truck overturns in a 10 foot ditch filled with water on the eastern approach to the Mississippi River bridge in Cape Girardeau Missouri. Four others escape after the accident. all eight victims are from Chaffee.
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Lost Dog Walks 100 Miles to Find Master in Chattanooga
Bruno the year-old mongrel wandered away last summer after Tommy Moon’s father moved the family to Rock Island Tennessee 100 miles from Chattanooga. The dog returned weekend, surprising Tommy by licking his hand. Bruno’s feet were bleeding and his eyes swollen.
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Tommy Moon
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Man Dies Trying to Swallow Fish in Bet Incident
In Muskegon Michigan on February 13 Richard Anderson a 33 year old father of four choked to death attempting to swallow a three inch bluegill to win a weekend fishing bet with partner John Timmick who reportedly swallowed a small perch after trimming the fish.
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Home Given Pastor as Valentine Gift
In Dunwoody Georgia on February 13 1 9 50 Rev James C Morris received a church gift a seven room home built by more than 60 Methodist parishioners over the weekend. The congregation used hammers nails window panes and tarpaper completing the project in nine hours.
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