Turkey refugee children honored at Freedom Thanksgiving
In Freedom Pennsylvania the town, population 3500, hosted Romanian refugee children Nicholas Tagiour 12 and Aline Pop 14 with a day of American Thanksgiving events. Burgess Thames Harrison presented them with the keys to the city. About 150 residents attended a turkey feast and a high school pageant.
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Freedom
Nicholas
Tayiora
Aline Pop
New York
Pennsylvania
Adine
Romania
Radio Free Europe
Newark
Burgess Thomas Harrison
Town of Freedom
Nicholas Tagiour
Tion
Pittsburgh
Burgess Thames W. Harrison
Sisinio Cruz
Cruz
Southern Blvd
Bronx
Alan Aaronson
The
Aaronson
Cincinnati
UPI
E. M. Rush
Chadwick Rush
Rusk
Freedom High
France Seeks AEC Award for Uranium Fission Process Claim
France’s Commissariat a l Energie Atomique asks the U S Atomic Energy Commission for a just compensation prize for a uranium fission process. The claim, supported by five applications dating to 1939, involves scientists Jean F Joliot Hans van Halban and Lew Kowarski and rests on prior wartime patent rights suspensions. The AEC board may grant awards for inventions useful to fissionable material production or utilization and may provide compensation for patents linked to atomic weapons when applicable.
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New York
New York Times
France
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Washington Dispatch
Commissariat
Energie Atomique
Atomic Energy Agency
ALC
Patent Compensation Board
U.S
Probe Bizarre Fires In Officer's Home
Lawton Oklahoma investigators probe two bizarre fires at the home of a Fort Sill Army officer during Thanksgiving absences. Fire damage included clothing piled in a bed room, a linen closet blaze, and a diving room curtain fire as neighbors activated the alarm.
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Lawton
Okla
Ft. Sill
Harris Hancock
British May Test H Bomb in Australia
Sydney reports Britain plans hydrogen bomb tests near Australia. A small UK official party led by J M M Wilson will consult Australian authorities on possible trials in Australian waters or surrounding zones. The Sydney Sun notes Australia doubts space exists for such explosions without risk to life.
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Australia
T 9
Howard Beale
United Kingdom
J. M M. Wilson
Ministry of Supply
Sydney Sun
Britain
Sun
Canberra
Antarctica
Long Island Daily Telegraph Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears to be an old newspaper notice. It mentions publication days, street names Sixth Street and Pine Avenue, circulation details, and an office address. The legible portions indicate a legal or mailing notice style from a publisher. Names and dates are unclear due to damage.
Churchill faces uproar over rearming Germans in 1948
London reports show Prime Minister Churchill smiling as he accepts a Bristol University silver tray while defending a 1945 plan to keep German arms ready for possible use against the Soviet advance. The disclosure triggered cross-party criticism and debate on postwar rearmament and Eden’s leadership.
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Bristol University
Winston
Russia
West Germany
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Manchester Guardian
Anthony Eden
Montgomery
Europe
East
Germany
Chareill
House of Commons
Eisenhower
Denmark
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