Texas U Professor Sounds Grim Warning On Atomic Bomb
Texas University economist Dr. Robert H. Nericomy warned at a July 1947 gathering that atomic energy could reshape civilization. He warned of world shocks, urged ready social adjustment, and warned mankind must grow up fast to handle the power or face possible planetary destruction.
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Associated Press
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University of Texas
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Congress
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Judgment Filed In Damages Action For Assault Case
Judge G V Pardue of the 99th district court entered a formal damages judgment for Darwood G Hilbers against J L Williams Don Williams Aubrey Davis M M King and Gordon Aker For an Aug 31 1946 assault that impaired Hilbers vision and cost him a tooth the jury awarded 19472 plus interest from July 16 The defendants once city policemen were discharged after guilty pleas and fines of 25 and costs The ruling taxed court costs and allows appeal noted but not perfected at this time The case rested on 14 special issues with defense motions rejected and verdict reported Wednesday afternoon The defense members were polled individually after the verdict.
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99Th District Court
Darwood G. Hilbers
J. L. Williams
Don Williams
Aubrey Davis
M. M. King
Gordon Aker
Hilbers
Pardue
Davis
Lyuh Woon Hyung Shot Dead In Seoul Ambush
Korean police report Lyuh Woon Hyung a 62 year old left leaning but anti communist political leader was killed when a gunman fired on his car. The assailant fled as a bodyguard wrestled with Lyuh’s defender. American intelligence says a stolen U S Army 45 likely weapon. Lt Gen. Hodge said Lyuh had received threats after attempting to purge his party.
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Lyuh Woon Hyung
Lyuh
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John R. Hodge
America
South Korea
Korean Laboring Peoples Party
House approves duty free news print paper width change
The House passed a bill to permit duty free import of standard news print paper in 15 inch widths, instead of the 16 inch minimum. It now goes to the Senate. The Ways and Means Committee said 15 inch rolls are used by many papers and the change would save paper and remove discrimination.
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Washington
House
Senate
Ways and Means
Provisional Korean Republic Formed in Shanghai Under Japanese Invite
At a Japanese invitation a Korean group founded the peoples republic which proclaimed itself Korea’s government on September 6 1945 before U S forces landed. The organization was outlawed by American authorities on December 12 1945.
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Shanghai
Peoples Republic
Korea
Prisoners Offer Skin for Texas City Surgery
Three federal prisoners at Lewisburg prison have volunteered to donate skin for plastic surgery on Texas City disaster victims, Gov. Beauford H. Jester said. The volunteers, veterans of World War II, sent letters about disfigurements from the mid April blast and Jester forwarded the letters to Texas City disaster relief agencies.
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Lewisburg
Penn
Texas City
Beauford H. Jester
Jester
Federal Penitentiary
Incoherent Item List From Local Market Ad
Fragmentary OCR lists chairs wheels barrows refrigerators tables and miscellaneous items with unclear counts and missing context. No clear event date or organizations are identifiable.
Rabbit Section Added To Fair Expansion Plans
The Penhandle South Plains Fair announced a new rabbit department for next fall with a three day show October 2 to 4 in cooperation with the South Plains Rabbit and Davy Breeders association. Prizes total 400 dollars, entries limited to 500 rabbits, and six breeds will be judged with top prizes for the leading breeds.
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South Plains Rabbit and Davy
L. F. Settle
W. N. Burleson
K. C. Edmonds
E. G. Settle
J. J. Scharnberg
L. T. Irwin
Burleson
L. E. Settle
G. Settle
South Plains Association
Marion Stoner
Wichita
Kan
Chamber of Commerce
Lubbock City Hall
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