U S Chiefs Put Tight Clamp on Bomb Talk
Washington July 20 AP extraordinary secrecy capped Capitol discussions on sharing atomic energy secrets. Lawmakers weighed tying President Truman to prevent A bomb know how going to any country without Congress approval. Formally the meeting involved Acheson Johnson Eisenhower Lildenthal. police guarded, shades drawn.
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Dwight D. Hisenhower
Atomic Energy
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Joint Committee
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Britain
Canada
Senate House Atomic Committee
B-36 Limps Home After Losing Three Engines
Fort Worth Texas July 20 UP a B 36 bomber flew 2? miles home after dropping one engine and two other engines on the same wing quit. Carswell Air Force Base public relations officer said it was first time the giant plane flew on one wing. Pilot Captain Harold Barry of Hillsboro led the crew. The inside engine on the left wing caught fire and dropped near Justin, cutting electrical connections to the other two left wing engines.
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Carswell Air Force
Justin
Hawaii Strikers clash with police injuring twenty three
In Honolulu on July 20, police and nonunion longshoremen clashed at the Hawaii Stevedores office. Three officers and twenty others were hurt as pickets armed with makeshift weapons confronted officers guarding the gates. Police rounded up 27,0100 pickets on rioting charges, with one officer hospitalized for a broken arm. The melee followed a plan to load nonunion workers onto buses to the Steel Flyer unloading pier.
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Honolulu
Hawaii Stevedores, Ltd
Hawaii
Stevedores
Creel
Henry Smith
Grain Storage Boost Expected to Deepen Government Role
Washington July 20 The Truman administration may have to expand grain storage work beyond earlier plans as surveys show corn and other feed grains surplus likely larger than anticipated Congress broadened authority to create storage facilities but aimed to limit competition with private storage firms.
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Truman Administration
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Telegraph Snippet Shows No Major Threat to Mes soni Rule
Teletype experts assess satellite control in Sonisi region with no clear threat identified. Item notes page references and sections including classified ads, editorials, finance, radio, and sports across multiple pages. Mentions temperature data and Women activities on interior pages.
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Robert S
Allen
Poala
Peters
Truman Returns From Shrine Meet Raises Peace Stance
President Truman flew into Washington from Chicago after a Shrine Diamond Jubilee visit where he urged strong U S action to preserve peace and warned against Russia’s broken promises. He greeted reporter Edward Folliard and little Mike Foliar, then headed to the White House. He contrasted wartime spending with postwar aims and urged trimming the 1946 budget toward three to five billion annually.
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Edward Folliard
Washington Post
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Mike and Reporters, Mr. Truman
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Shriners of North America
United Nations
Pope to Broadcast to World Sunday
Five Romanians shot as underground leaders. Vatican release says Pope Pius X will broadcast to the world Sunday at 8 30. Military tribunal sentenced the men in June and denied appeals hours before executions.
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Vatican
Stewardess Credits Husband For Saving Lives In Plane Crash
Seattle July 20 A stewardess Dorothy Heacock described how her husband Amos E Heacock president of Air Transport Associates steered the ill fated C 46 airliner away from a heavier toll after it struck power lines and collided with five houses at Boeing field. She said he lifted her from her seat and helped others to safety while he went back into the wreckage. The crash killed 32 aboard and left her in King County Hospital with injuries.
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Amos. E. Heacock
Air Transport Associates, Inc
Boeing Field
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Mrs. Heacock
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King County Hospital
Vatican Audience Hears Address About War
A Vatican audience will feature a formal address concerning the war as His Holiness presides. The exact wording and participants were not fully clear in the readable text.
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Vatican
Air transport crash razes rooming house in GEATILE
An unscheduled air transport crashed into a residential street at night near Boe. The two engined plane sliced through two floors of a rooming house, injuring 18 people and damaging nine homes. Seventeen passengers and four crew were hospitalized. One occupant died. The wreckage halted traffic as emergency crews moved in.
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Geatile
Abip Moator
Frank Catalica
Mich
Rew
Howra
Missing Atomic Lab Information Director Found
Los Alamos public relations director H Tracy Snelling who had been missing since last Wednesday turned up at the FBI office in Dallas. The 52 year old AC official disappeared after funds from a Red Cross drive totaling about 1000 dollars were unaccounted for and his bank check bounced. District attorney officials said they were studying the complaint as they prepare charges.
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H. Tracy’ Snelling
Los Alamos Atomic Energy Project
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Dallas
Atomic Energy’ Commission
el Paso
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Red Cross
Sam Musser
Los Alamos Red Cross Council
Bert Prince
Santa Fe
Abner Schreiber
Musser
Snelling
Los Alamos Red Cross
Sally
Albuquerque
Bomber Crashes at Offutt Injuring One of Seven
UF A BS bomber crash lands during landing at Offutt Air Force Base today. One of seven aboard is injured, a sergeant suffering a knee and a shoulder injury. Base commander Col C T Edwinson notes the aircraft originated from Castle Air Force Base Merced California and was en route to Patterson Air Force Base Ohio with Captain Levack V piloting.
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Calif
Patterson
Air Force Base
Ohio
Four Shot At Sunset Strip Gambler Cohen Wounded
Gunmen opened fire outside a night club injuring gambler Mickey Cohen and three others including a state appointed bodyguard. Harry Cooper 38 and Edward Herbert 25 were critically hurt while Dee David and Cohen suffered lesser injuries. Investigators found two new shotguns nearby as officials blamed rivals and discussed mob interests in the area.
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Bob Warnke
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Neddie) Herbert
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Siyesfold
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Howser
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Harery Cooper
Eugene Biscailuz
John Law
Arthur C. Hohmann
Aneater Investigations
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Barbara Hutton Granted Custody Of Son In Probate Court
Barbara Button Troubetzolo, Woolworth heiress, ill in Paris and weight 85 pounds, requested custody of her 13 year old son. Probate Court granted custody to her until September due to illness and travel inability, noting she has shared custody with Danish Count Curt Haugwitz Reventlow.
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Barbara Button Troubetzisol
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Arthur W. Davis
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