Truman daughter vows not to marry while in White House
In a March issue interview Miss Truman discusses the glare of White House attention and Secret Service scrutiny as she pursued a singing career and theater. She recalls press pressure to marry or get engaged during the presidency, but states she decided early not to wed while living in the White House.
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New York
Truman
Thetake Wands
White House
Miss Truman
Good House
Secret Service
Jet Pilot Leaps Lives From Flaming Saber Jet
Tokyo dispatch reports an Air Force jet pilot parachuted to safety after his FSG Saber Jet flamed out and crashed into a hill near Tagake Air Base. The Air Force announced the incident and the flyer survived.
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Tokyo
Air Force
FSG Saber
Tagake Air Base
Five Claim Tot Police Demand Proof in Mixup
Five women claim custody or paternity of a baby in San Diego amid a confusion at the Ferry home in San Jose. Mrs. Garcia and Mrs. Hardwick each assert the child is theirs, while Mrs. Lew Ferry hosts the infant temporarily and a third party pledges ownership. Police urged Hardwick to prove her claim and asked San Diego authorities to investigate all parties involved as the case unfolds.
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San Jose
Calif
Ruth Garcia
San Diego
CIA
Uranium Ore Fueled WWII Atomic Effort Revealed
AEC official discloses that 1200 tons of uranium ore stored by Belgian refugee Edgar Sengier in a Staten Island warehouse helped make the atomic bomb possible. The ore, from Shinkolobwe, arrived as Manhattan Project leaders sought sources for enriched material. Colonel Nichols later arranged the largest single wartime uranium purchase.
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Sengler
Atomic’ Energy Commission
Sengier
Staten
Staten Island
Jesse C. Johnson
AEC
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Johnson
Manhattan Engineer
Atomic Project
Columbia, University Laboratories
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Senlgier
Belgian Congo
Arctic
Canada
Colorado Plateau
Manhattan Project
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Edgar Sengier
Union Minicre Mining Enterprises
Fire Commission Rejects Maternity Frocks Uniforms
Detroit fire board refused a $15 000 order for new firefighter uniforms described by personnel as maternity frocks. Three firefighters wore the outfits Monday. secretary Casey Hartman noted they looked fine and like models.
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Detroit
TPH
Board of Fire Commissioners
Casey J. Hartman
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