Soviets Have Solved Fission Says Ex envoy
Colorado Springs governors back administration arms plan for western Europe as Lt Gen Walter Bedell Smith claims Soviets may have solved atomic fission. He warns of a long lead time for production of powerful bombs and urges full Marshall Plan and Atlantic Pact backing. Dewey supports military aid while voicing health insurance opposition amid education and relief debates.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Russia
Western
Europe
Walter Bedell Smith
Smith
Moscow
Tie
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
G. O. P. Presidential Nominee, ‘Smith
United States
Congress
Dewey
Ture
Earl Warren
California
New Yorker
Nea
Inara
New Jersey Republic
Alfred E. Driscoll
One Dead and Two Shot in Subduing Suspect
In AVPFOND CIty Indiana a man was killed and two officers shot while subduing a suspect. Gerald Upr and others exchanged gunfire in a hallway near a mart, with two officers injured and the suspect subdued after a 22 caliber rifle was used. Nearby residents reported drinking and a disturbance before police arrived.
Pastor Pleads Guilty in Fracas Over Wedding Plans
In Fairfax County magistrate court Rev Rita Ttinah pleaded guilty to eight counts of common assault after a disturbance at a wedding planning scene. The groom Hough and others faced allegations connected to a plan for a ceremony at a minister’s residence. A third party was also involved, and the services of a different minister were arranged.
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Sakiver
Comenius Themie van Het Againat Ney
Kenneth
Fairfax
Rita J. Ttinah
Katead
Guy
Laat Weele Breaator
Avin
Neeanion
Hyon
Tireaater
Herswaley
Pormine Fion
Jamon
Hehanemant
Tarkio
Arid Wilma Wright
Thane Ie Ihn Servire
Leukemia Victim Sees Sister Buried
A sorrowful scene marks a burial as leukemia claims Netty Joye and her sister Billy Anderson pleads against further treatment in New Orleans. Parents Myra and Mrs Glaze Anderson seek care while specialists note Netty’s advanced illness and Billy’s relative resilience.
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Hagel
Wily Anderson
Likemla
Gary
Netty Joye
Miso
New Orleana
Parenta
Glaze Anderson
Ttoce
Marie
Two Men Perish in Utah Blaze
Salt Lake City reports two elderly men burned to death early today as flames raced through a west side rooming house. Police identify victims as James J. Gorman, 72, and Carnelia D. Keayman, 68, both railroad workers. two other occupants Daniel McGillis and Andrewdale were awakened by passersby and escaped. Firemen say youths returning from a report saw the flames, alerted others, then entered the burning building to rouse the men.
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Salt Lake City
James J. Gorman
Carneliua d. Keayman
Daniel MecGillis
Andrewdale
Man Recovering From 3-day Siege
Vernal Utah June 21 UP Charles Swain 73 broke his back when thrown from a horse Thursday after being without food or water for three days he crawled a mile and a half to a neighboring ranch for help. He is reported in fairly good condition in Salt Lake City. Swain and his horse trampled him then crawled to the dugout home where he lay until Sunday. He then inched to the Gladys Frans ranch and was taken for medical attention.
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Vernal
Ulan
Charles Swain
Salt Lake City
Swain
Gladys Frans Ranch
Cornerstone Placed for Nuclear Lab at UChicago
In Chicago on June 21 the cornerstone for a new 7.5 million dollar laboratory for nuclear biochemical and metallurgical research was laid. Dr Enrico Fermi, builder of the first atomic pile, spread the first trowel. The four story structure is under way.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
Enrico Ferm
Rescue Crews Still Seek Victims of Potomac Flood
Rescue teams press on to locate at least five missing after a weekend flood in the Potomac Shenandoah valleys. Residents survey damage, clear debris, and repair water and communications systems as health officials disinfect wells and battle waterborne illness fears.
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Pstershurg
W. Va
Potomac
Shenandoah
Cumberland
Maryland
Petersburg
Moore
Virginia
Bate
Moorefield
Romney
Shaft
Topelf
Reds on Trial Updates and Hiss Defense Begin
The article covers Judith Coplon’s fourth day on espionage charges in Washington with defense framing, alleged meetings with Rae, and fears about NKVD surveillance. It notes Alger Hiss’s defense and a 16th day of trial with witnesses from the State Department, plus a jail sentence for Gilbert Green as the trial extends.
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Prine
Judith Coplon
Archibald Palmer
Justice Department
Washington
Rae
Panatsteny
Russia
Valentin Gubitchev
WSS
New York
Alger Hiss
State Department
Bisa
Peru
Whittaker Chambers
Chambers
U. S
Gilbert Green
Fincis
Green
Harold R. Medina
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
Russian’ Secret Police
Biss
Northrop Sues for Divorce Over Extreme Alienation
Pasadena report states John K Northrop president of Northrop Aircraft and designer of the Ziyi flying wing has filed for divorce against his wife Inez alleging extreme incompatibility. The action was filed yesterday and notes an agreement in the marriage is disputed.
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Pasadena
John K. Northrop
Northrop Aircraft, Inc
Inez
Byrnes Speech Delays President's Social Legislation
Former Secretary of State Byrnes warned against a welfare state, delaying and hardening fights over social programs in Congress. Republicans cheered for spending cuts while Democrats split publicly, with some fearing the session may drag into August as opposition stiffens.
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Ashington
Byrnes
Congress
South Carolina
Truman
Bytes
Lexington
Washington and Lee
Senate
Sen. Bridges
Rep
Curtis
Babich Sentenced to Life in Slaying of Wife’s Kid Sister
Milton Babich, 19, was sentenced to life in Wisconsin State Prison for first degree murder in the slaying of Patricia Birmingham, 16. The conviction followed a jury verdict after testimonies that he threatened, abducted, and shot the girl in February. His wife Kathleen, pregnant, reacted with sobs as the verdict was read.
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Babich
Kathleen
Patricia
Milton
Associated Press
Max
Milton Babich
Waupun
Les
Bableh
Tap Peate
Arthur Richter
Herbert J
Steffes
Wisconsin
Ufam
Alabama Legion Demands Action on Terror Mobs
Birmingham reportage describes American Legion pressure for halting hooded night riders in Jefferson County. Warring factions include clashes with reporters, a warrant for assault against Roscoe Fowler, and further charges against Glenn Godfrey. Officials seek arrests. Ku Klux Klan offers rewards for proof of member involvement.
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Alabama Legion
Birmingham
Ala
Jefferson
Birmngham
Piper Post
AIA
Ams AL Pulping
Ain
Clarke Stallworth
Roscoe Fowler
Sumiton
Fowler
Stallworth
Glenn Godfrey
Federated
Ku Klux Klan, Inc
American Legion
Gorgas Poatesterday
Hal McDowell
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Fos
Godfrey
The
Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Byrd Bemoans Rising Federal Costs in April
Senator Byrd of Virginia notes April federal civilian employment rose to 2,122,710 from 2,111,257 in March, adding 11,453 workers. He warns that the payroll increase could raise annual personnel costs by about a million dollars daily at the current rate.
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Washington
Byrd
D.-Va
Virginian
Joint Committee On
Executive Branch
Mystery of 300000 Japanese in Soviet land cleared
In Tokyo on June 21 the Soviet embassy told six Diet members that about 95,000 former Japanese soldiers will begin repatriation this Saturday. The embassy said civilians in Russia may choose to stay or return, clarifying the fate of the previously reported 300000 missing Japanese.
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Tokyo
Mys ‘Tery
Asl
Diet
Russi
Russia
Jay
Mitsu Koro
House of Councillors
Japan
Hawaii Stevedores Stand Pat Against Pay Demand
In Honolulu June 21 the Hawaiian stevedoring industry held to its stance against a 32 cent hourly wage increase sought by the longshoremen's union. An employer spokesman Russell Starr said the 8 cent offer aligns with territorywide trends after reviewing 133 union contracts. Starr noted the employers could perhaps afford 12 cents now. The strike neared eight weeks as a 10,000 ton relief cargo prepared in San Francisco for Matson, to be unloaded at prestrike wages. Another industry figure, James Blaisdell, criticized union tactics for injecting extraneous arguments before the fact finding board.
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Ctlcyt Pele Sre
Ingra Ing
Ingram Stainback
Russell Starr
Starr
San Francisco
Matson
Industry 3
James Blaisdell
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