Soviets Revealed Atom Bomb Potential by Ex Off
Ex-Russian officer asserts details from a Paris dispatch on Soviet atomic program. He describes a 1949 test in the Ust-Urt region near the Caspian Sea, Stalin present, and lists two bomb types under study. The interview cites Thorium and Bremsium possibilities, stockpiles, and US-Soviet production limits, noting no hydrogen-bomb or cosmic-ray device yet aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PaAnsiee
Russia
Ust-Urt
Genéraliésimo Jdsef ‘Stalin
Boris Silov
South America
Germany
Torroin
Silov
South
America
Ust
Caspian Sea
Stalin
Ifn
Politburo
P. Beria
K.E. Voros I. Mikoyan
Nikolai Artb
Atomic Research Commission
Frutent Adran-Federaviteh
Vavilov
Rhiovines Frenké
Soubotine
U.S.S. R
Emirnov
Altaic Mountains
Pamir
U. SS. R
U.S/S.R
U. Ssrl
U.S
Cohen’s Aids Put in Jail for Protection
West coast crime report details Cohen’s organized crime network. Police claimed to arrest four remaining top lieutenants and seize $150000 in bonds to shield Cohen’s operation. Worton reports outline alleged bookmaking narcotics extortion and corruption while denying high official involvement.
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Cohen
BrotherSlaying Follows Brother's Rebuke in Long Island
Edward Hill 28, a Brookhaven trucker and war veteran, was found slain near Jericho Turnpike on Long Island. His brother Wilbur, 24, was arrested in Midtown Manhattan hotel and faces a homicide charge after police said he killed Edward when reprimanded over burglaries. Wilbur allegedly stabbed Edward after a confrontation over loot in a truck.
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Gmithtown
N.Y
Edward Hill
Wilbur
Manhattan
Edward
Brookhaven
N. Y
Jericho Turnpike
Long Island
Man Rescues Life by Self Amputation in Hay Bale Fire
OLUSTEE Okla Oct 14 A farmer CB Hughes, 33, freed his trapped arm from a hay baler then set fire to a bale to draw attention. He later had his arm amputated and both legs removed below the knees after suffering severe injuries. Doctors described his condition as fair last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olustee
Okio
Wa ‘A
Hughes
Veteran and Witness of Battle Classmates at Colgate
Ralph Williams from Peckville Pennsylvania served as a corporal with the 1st Infantry Division when Regensburg Germany fell. Fifteen year old Wilhelm Schoppee observed the operation from his uncle’s farm near Regensburg. Now both are Colgate classmates sharing a dorm.
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Hamilton
Ralph Wilams
Peckville
Army
Tist
Regensberg
Germany
Wilhelm Schoppee
Colgate University
Bride at 11 Gives Advice at Age 70
ST PETERSBURG Fla Oct 14 A bride at 11 a mother of nine at 25 and a grandmother at 30. Mrs Olive Litz Maltz now 70 offers advice for married couples Dont run home to mama every time something goes wrong shoulder your own burdens and forgive. Mrs Maltz and her first husband met at a party and married three days later He was 20 years her senior The marriage lasted so many years until his death Four years ago she married
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Olive Litz Maltz
Mama
Intruder Bathes Draws Five Dollar Fine
Milwaukee court case reports a 52 year old man named Bzdawka entering a house, soaking in a bath after being let in by a friend. He claimed he believed the resident knew him. The incident led to a five dollar fine.
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Milwaukee
Adam
Bzdawka
Bedanka
Money found in dream linked to miner's heir
George Brunski said he found $1000 in cash in a hiding place revealed to him in a dream. The estate of a coal miner is involved and the money was being sent to Mrs Pauline Shope of Central Point Oregon, the miner’s sole heir.
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Wenona
IIL
George’ Brunski
Pauline Shope
Central Point
Ore
Brunski
Orders Exceeded Vine Trimmed at Portland Library
A partial OCR reads that a part-time rumor-monger understood an order to trim vines on two sides of the three story Portland public library. The vines were hacked off at ground level, removing greenery that had covered the building since its construction in 158.
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Portland
Ore
Driver Cleared After Laughable Reading Plea
In Des Moines a truck driver pleaded not guilty to a charge but claimed he could not read the document. Judge Ralph D. Moore fined him one dollar, joking that the fine would be twenty five dollars if he could read. The judge added counsel should hire a helper who can read.
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Des Moines
Ralph D. Moore
Moore
Side Issue Stil Holds Up Hawaii Longshore Accord
HONOLULU Oct. 14 Longshore strike enters 167th day as Hawaii’s dock economy remains unstable. A 14-cent raise for 20 C. I. International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union members is offset by side-issue wage disputes. Negotiations on side issues continue without breakthrough. Unemployment soars to 30,000 as base personnel cuts and missing aircraft weigh on the islands.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Waii
Waikiki
C. I
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s
Ll., IW. U
Cenrsit Tewana Weta
Seous EU
March Air Force Base
Air Force
Jess
San Jacinto
Forest Service
Moch Wins Vote of Confidence in Narrow Margin
French Parliament ends a prolonged session after Moch secured 31 percent of the vote, giving him a slim majority to lead amid a crisis era. Disputed ballots and a transatlantic proxy clash with Maurice Montel’s leave of absence added to the tension. Communist opposition and right wing Republicans fought over his record as interior minister during labor unrest and troop deployment.
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York
Moch
Assembly
Edouard Hertriot
Silto
Jority
National Assembly
Goting
Maurice Montel
Republican Liberty Party
New York
Montel
United Nations
Lake Success
Tata
Herriot
Republican Liberty
Bette
Jon Hate
Modi
Interior Rainister
Blood Tests Show Abandoned Boy Not Kidnaped
Ann Arbor October 14 Laboratory blood tests show conclusively that a six year old waif abandoned here is not the kidnaped son of Dayton Ohio couple. Dr Charles Cotterman of the University of Michigan heredity clinic said the tests were conclusive. For two days the parentage of William Thomas ONeill had been in question. Mr and Mrs Arthur Thompson had come to Michigan hoping Tommy would prove to be their son Ronald kidnaped five years ago from their Dayton home. In the tests Tommy's blood was compared with that of Mr and Mrs Thompson.
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Thompsons
Dree Wa Herman
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Arthur. Thompson
Hf. Thompson
Tham
William
Tommy
O'Neil
A. Son
Kidnay
Dayton
Ohio
Balow
Tammy
Associated Press
Ann
Arbor
Mich
Charles Cotterman
University of Michigan Heredity Clinic
S Yearold
William Thomas O’neill
Arthur Thompson
Michigan
Ronald
Rent Decontrol Plan Opposed by City Councils
The Greater Los Angeles area council representing 100000 union members petitions Gov Earl Warren to block rent decontrol in Huntington Park Bell and Alhambra. Surveys cited show false vacancy factors as groups push suburban decontrol.
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C. O
Los Angeles
Greater
O Council
Earl Warren
Huntington Park
Bell and
Alhambra
Apablasa divorce case reveals eighth wife claim
In Los Angeles a divorce action surfaces as John V. Apablasa a Los Angeles real estate millionaire faces a counter suit from Mercedes Leon who says she is his eighth wife. She alleges abandonment in Guaymas Mexico last year while Apablasa accuses her of desertion and notes prior wives Delia and Maria already secured decrees.
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FBI
Duncan ‘McDiarmid
Los Angeles
Costesville
Rat, Horrex
Hubert Horrex
Lukas
SteeliCo
McDiarmid
Wilmington
Del
Pennsylvania
I the Horrax
Associated Press
Apablasa
John V. Apablasa
Mercédes Leon
Guaymas
Mexico
Pdor
Julie Ann. Grant
Milwaukee
Wis
Juarez
Delia
Maria
Solons urge civilian referee for defense row
Washington October 14 AP two congressmen Price and Mallin propose Truman name a civilian board to referee the bitter dispute over defense plans roiling the armed forces. They say a neutral panel could do a better job than committees handling Army Navy and air force matters amid charges from Denfeld and Navy officials.
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Washington
Truman
Army
Denfeld
Navy
Sicilian Bandit Salvatore Giuliano Reported Killed
Palermo Sicily October 14 news reports say an elusive bandit king Salvatore Giuliano and his band were killed in a gun battle last night after being found in a home. Two policemen were wounded as a 2000 strong police force arrived to capture the outlaws and 39 others were rounded up.
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Palermo
Sicily
Salvatore Giuliano
Giullane
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