U S plans first atomic powered submarine push
United States moves to start building what may be the world’s first atomic powered submarine. Navy and Electric Boat consider a hull ready for an atomic reactor developed by the AEC. Congress may be asked to add funding in the 1951 budget.
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Ashington
United States
Navy
Electric Boat Corp
Groton
Conn
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
U. S
Russia
AEC
Argonne National Laboratory
University of Chicago
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Defense Officials Eye Second Capital Choice Considered
Washington reports say defense chiefs have studied for years the feasibility of a second U S capital for use during an enemy attack. Rep Holifield proposes a seven member commission to study options and report by January 31 1951.
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Washington
Tydings
DeMd
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Holifield
D.-Calif
Wiley
R.-Wis
Congress
Paul J. Larsen
Larsen
Albuquerque
N. Mesterday
Atomic Energy Commission
Albuqquerque
Washinrton
Hej
Japanese Women Greeted in N Y on Three Month Tour
Eleven Japanese women were officially welcomed to New York today for a three month tour of the United States. They seek firsthand study of government agencies and private organizations to aid efforts to raise social economic and political status of women in rural and labor groups in Japan. New York, Feb 20.
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New York
United States
Japan
New
Kennedy Daughters Robbed in Beverly Hills Apartment
Patricia and Jean Kennedy, daughters of former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, were robbed of furs and jewelry by burglars who accessed their apartment with a pass key. Attorney Neil McCarthy said the items stolen included a mink cape and diamond earrings. the women are visiting Beverly Hills.
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Eoverui. HilLis
Patricia
Jean Kennedy
U. S
Joseph P. Kennedy
Neil McCarthy
Beverly Hills
Driverless Car Spotted by City Officials
In Los Angeles two youths ages 8 and 12 took a driverless automobile for a spin after finding a key. A startled citizen alerted police who arrived as the car rolled into a filling station. the boys climbed out and explained they had operated the vehicle without supervision.
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Los Angeles
Leonard de Fiedro
Roberto Hinkley
50 Per Cent Cut Urged in State Building Funds
California budget planners proposed nearly a 50 percent cut in capital outlay for 1950-51, outlining needs of state institutions, colleges, highways, beaches and parks. The plan totals 168,760,537 for capital outlay, versus 326,819,434 in 1949-50, with further reductions likely as the overall budget shapes up.
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Fornia
James D. Dean
University of Mantorole
Department of Menial
Department i
University of California
Itsmounte
Corrections Department
Vacaville
Chine
Jean
Folsom
State
Tin
Plate
Boledad
Northern California
Ybouthern California
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Paso Robles
Tndtartey
Los Gullucos
Ventura
State Colle Chico
Fresno
Olde
San Angels
San Diego
San Jos
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Tito Rejects Strings On U S Aid To Yugoslavia
Belgrade Feb 20 U S Ambassador George Allen assured Premier Tito no political strings would accompany any American aid to Yugoslavia. Tito warned the West to keep promises and said Yugoslavia would rather go barefooted than sacrifice socialist principles. Allen said U S policy is not to interfere in internal Yugoslav affairs. Aid under consideration totals 25 million dollars plus 11 million from the Export Import Bank and the World Bank funding sources.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
U. S
George ‘Allen
Marshal Tito
Tito
U.S
West
Allen
United States
World Monetary Fund
British Bishop Criticizes U S Nuclear Views
Bishop Stephen C. Neill, assistant to Canterbury, told a VNCETON audience that Britain favors peaceful nuclear fission while the United States pursues warlike use. He warned that the strongest nation appears most afraid, calling fear dangerous.
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Vnceton
N. J
Feo
Britain
America
Stephen C. Neill
England
Canterbury
Neill
United States
Igloo Ring Helps Five Ice Fishermen Survive
Five men stranded overnight on a Saginaw Bay ice floe built an igloo and traced a large circle in the snow to stay warm during 12 degree winds. Ski plane pilot Franklin Hoffmeister made five relief trips to rescue Andrew and John Draschil, Paul Schweitzer, Robert Eisengruber, and Karl Kindinger from Sebewaing. The men, uninjured, described pacing the circle to avoid getting lost and keeping conversations alive through the frigid 14 hour ordeal.
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Erewring
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Lake Huron
Franklin Hoffmeister
Andrew Draschil
John Draschil
Paul Schweitzer
Robert Eisengruber
Karl Kindinger
Sebewaing
Draschil Brothers
Robbers Seize Meat at Philadelphia Plant
Philadelphia report says thieves broke into a wholesale meat plant run by Myer Rabinowitz. They stole four sides of beef totaling 1500 pounds, a 1200-pound cross cut, about 2000 pounds of ham and pork butts, and 300 pounds of additional meat. Police seek leads on the loss and the robbers’ methods.
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Philadelphia
Robbers’ Association
Myer Rabinowitz
Chicago Officer Backs Into Lake
Chicago police officer James C. Ramey, 41, climbed into his squad car on Navy Pier then reversed into Lake Michigan. A passing taxi driver rescued him from the icy water. Ramey, wrapped in a blanket, said it must have been in reverse.
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Chicago
James C. Ramey
Navy Pier
Lake Michigan
Ramey
Ring Missing as Child Swallows Pearl Ring
An Albuquerque family moving to Los Alamos last week found a $700 pearl ring missing. Police watched for clues and later received a postcard from Los Alamos stating the baby had swallowed the ring, which was recovered over the weekend.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Los Alamos
Twenty Blind Folk Give at Blood Bank
Twenty young blind men and women told reporters they could contribute to worthy causes, marching into a Seattle clinic led by their guide dogs and donating to the blood bank.
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Seattle
Wash
Tides and Temperatures for Tuesday Sunrise and Surf
Foregoing statistics by G Coastwood Geodetic Survey. By Long Beach Lifeguards. Water temperature 53. Condition of surf calm. Tides high at 11:57 p.m. and 3:47 a.m. with 3.6 ft and 1.2 ft. Moonrise 12:52 a.m., moonset 10:95 p.m. Sunrise 6:31 a.m. Sunset 5:42 p.m.
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G. 5
Coastwood Geodetic Survey
Long Beach
Civil Defense Chief Plans Grounding and Dispersion
ALBUQUERQUE Feb 20 AP The new Civilian Defense chief Dr Paul J Larsen will urge dispersion of key targets and underground bombproof shelters as a primary defense. He outlined plans to relocate and redesign government offices in the capital, stockpile disaster supplies, and organize programs at state and municipal levels with federal advisory support.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Office of Civilian Defense
Paul J. Larsen
Washington
Larsen
Atomic Energy Commission
Sandia Laboratories
National Security Resources Board
Los Alamos Aec Laboratory
Army Engineers
Europe
Priest Killed in Highway 99 Collision Near Kingsburg
Rev Richard Gerald Culleton, 47, priest of Sacred Heart parish Exeter and Woodlake, died in a head on crash with a heavy freight truck on Highway 99 south of Kingsburg yesterday. The fatal accident occurred around noon, authorities said.
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Kingsburg
Richard Gerald Culleton
Sacred Heart
Exeter and
Woodlake
Highway 99
Here
Congress tackles synthetic rubber plants and quotas
Congressional roundup notes Vinson opposes selling government synthetic rubber plants, urging extended government control. Sawyer backs Truman plan with a decade of controls. Senate debates cotton quotas and potato price curtailment to prevent surplus dumping while aiding consumers. McCarthy cites State Department Communist concerns. Romney warns excise taxes threaten auto jobs. Norton warns against Arctic Union. Kefauver backs anti racketeering probe with states’ rights caveats. World peace debates urge federation and Atlantic union. Mundt Ferguson bill stalled over constitutional questions. Taft opposes shipping hiring halls reviving closed shop. hints at workable compromise.
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Carl Vinson
House Armed Services Committee
Georgia Democrat
Charles Sawyer
Sawyer
Truman
Vinson
Senate
Ition
Joseph R. McCarthy
Rwis
State Department
McCarthy
George Romney
Congress
Atlantic Union
Garrison Norton
Senate Foreign Relations
Norton
Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
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World Federation
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Judiciary Committee
Pat McCarran
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Supreme Court
Taft
Public Slapped by Hotelmen and Union for Tipping
Washington Feb. 20 UP The public faced a Senate finance committee hearing over tipping waiters bellhops and service staff The American Hotel Association called tipping a bad practice while the Hotel and Restaurant Employer and Bartenders International Union supported it The union argued wages should be enough to deter tips and guests argued people must tip The issue ties to a House social security bill proposing tipping income be taxable for benefits
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Ithe American Hotel Association
And
Bartenders International Union
A.F.L
Hotel Association
Daniel J. O'Brien
Toledo
Ohio
O'Brien
Gome
Charles E. Sands
Cincinnati
Union
Nps
U S Fire Loss Climbs as January Figures Rise
New York February report from the National Board of Fire Underwriters shows total property losses for January at about 58.8 million dollars, up 1.5 percent from December. The 12 months ending January 31 total losses are about 662.4 million dollars, down from the previous year.
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New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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