Atomic weapons debate heats defense talk in press
A transcript discusses atomic superiority and defense strategy with references to Army use and development. The report notes statements about weapon deployment and the possibility of guided missiles carrying atomic warheads. The Associated Press cites authoritative information on existing capabilities.
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Santerkation
Dewae Scheapans
Ftican
Ang
Phat
Associated Press
U S Accord on Jap Peace Treaty Seen
Washington reports that a tripartite effort by the State and Defense Departments aims to finalize plans for a Japanese peace settlement. Johnson, Brad ley, Dulles, and MacArthur advisers prepare for Tokyo discussions to resolve security questions and end internal feuds over policy.
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State
Defense Departments
Tokyo
Defense
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Omar Bradley
Pacific
Douglas MacArthur
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
Asignprea
Stock
Voorhees
Patsy Dulles
Defense Department
Speech Writing Changes at White House After War Era
A fragmented OCR passage outlines shifts in the Truman administration, noting new White House staff members with elite education, including Duke Harvard Yale and Missouri, and references to Clark Clifford as counsel. It mentions Lloyd and other aides, their backgrounds in leftist groups, and a push to form a capable team for policy shaping.
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John” R.steel
Gn Maren
Informathon
Truman
Clark Clifford
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Harvard
Yale
University of Missouri
Arizona
University of ‘Grenode
Roosevelt
Cut in Industrial Accidents Urged as Security Move
President Truman urged a sharp cut in industrial accidents to free resources for national defense. Speaking at the Las partment auditorium, he warned against retreating behind a shell or building an armed camp overnight. He cited 1949 data showing 35,000 killed and 79,000 disabled by industrial accidents and pressed for programmatic action to halve the rate by 1952.
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Washington
Truman
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Indus
Trin
Laspartment Auditorium
United States
Mabhary
June Weather Prevails in Most Areas
June weather forecaster notes mostly fair conditions nationwide with showers in South Carolina and thundershowers in central Texas. Warmer in Gulf states and far southwest, cooler in eastern states except Rockies elevations. Forecast includes today tonight and Tuesday with scattered showers in Florida Texas northern plains and central Rockies.
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Texas
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
North Central States
Lake Superior
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Texan
Northern Plains
Central Rockies
34-foot Cutter Survives Perils
MOBILE, Ala. June Sogeuma and two brothers with a captain in the Air Force completed a venturesome voyage in a 34-foot engine and sail cutter. The trio berthing their craft after a perilous trip from Panama, with clues of a charted route through Waco and Texas, mark a dramatic close to the journey.
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Mobile
Ala
Air Force
Joe
Waco
Eexaas
Robert Quinn
Panama
Bie Braun
Theater bans boisterous teens in New Jersey town
In Eaneck New Jersey the manager of a local theater announced doors will close to teenagers unless accompanied by parents. The move follows a rash of incidents including a 15 year old boy arrested for minor arsons. Police report disruptions have interrupted showings and a supervisor even climbed on stage to quell outbursts. A separate weekend incident involved a hunting rifle accident that injured a bystander.
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Eaneck
N. J
Harris
Rail Water Tank Saves Whole Town
Firefighters used a railroad water tank and a hole beneath the spout to combat a blaze threatening Whitesville. Water from the tank was pumped out to douse flames, limiting damage to a theater building and a neighboring house. Porterfield of the Whitesville department aided the response.
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Seth
W. Vadure
Porterfield
Whitesville
When Day Shoots Man That Is News Columbus Ohio June 5
Columbus dispatch reports a daytime shooting leaving a man injured with authorities investigating the incident. The article notes the event occurred in Columbus on a June day, with no immediate motive or suspect identified. Police urge anyone with information to come forward.
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Columbus
Ohio
Officer Sees Own Car Speed Past In Stolen Car Case
PHILADELPHIA June 5 Patrolman James Kirkpatrick spotted his own sedan speeding past while on duty yesterday. The car, stolen twice in three weeks, was later found abandoned by another officer.
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Philadelphia
James Kirkpatrick
Highway Crash Spills Chocolate Near EDERICK Md
A truck laden with Pee Cuscey overturned near EDERICK Maryland yesterday spilling chocolate bars and syrup along the highway. Driver John Bernard Huts 31 said the wheels locked at a curve causing the trailer to overturn and scatter the cargo across the road.
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Ederick
John Bernard Huts
Senyder
Beer OK Bread Taboo in Nashville Sparks Arrests
In Nashville on June 5 police arrested five store operators for Sunday sales violations under a city ordinance detailing permitted items. Officers stated the violators were unable to sell beer on Sundays and cited dealers for noncompliance. Police chief Howe noted enforcement actions were taken promptly.
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Nashville
Tenn
Grocery and Delicates Senatores
HL Howe
Delicates
California Apparel Exposition Planned in Los Angeles Market
California apparel exposition planned on June 5 in Los Angeles with expected attendance around 200. The Alexandria hosts the display featuring about 200 lines of goods from Los Angeles and San Francisco exhibitors.
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Angeles
Willeh
Alexandria
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Truman Eyes Super Panel on Loyalty in Senate Debate
Washington reports discuss a proposed super panel to scrutinize loyalty and civil liberties. Senators Knowland and others debate questions on foreign trade, public freedoms, and potential actions on related legislation amid tense national mood.
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Washington
Vatled Emmanuel
Lare
Ploye
Laret
Sen
Knowland Fem
Senate
U. Shorts
Benie Ene Congress
Oklahoma Doctors End Color Line Dispute
Oklahoma City reports on a local dispute involving medical professionals and color line tensions. The fragmented text references a decision, obstruction by sections, and municipal responses affecting the hotel district. No clear names or dates are readable.
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Scientific
Weston Wi
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