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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1945

Page

3

Scientist Warns Atomic War Could Be Won In Hours

Dr Morris Perlman an atom bomb scientist told the Association of Los Alamos scientists that victory for an aggressor nation could come in a few terrible hours in a future atomic war He outlined risks from radar directed V two rockets and from bombs planted in peacetime urging worldwide control of atomic energy by a strong international authority to avert catastrophe

Los Alamos N. M Morris Perlman Association of Los Alamos Perlman New Mexico Dr. Perlman

Chronic Encephalitis Victim Restored to Health by Chiropractor

A man severely injured after a horse kick was brought to Dr. Spears for treatment. Despite initial hospital care, his condition worsened until chiropractic therapy restored his health. May 20 incident and subsequent recovery are outlined in the report.

Chiropractor Dr Spears Restores Teen to Health

Ralph E. Bender of Nothrop writes that after seven months under Dr Leo L Spears a diagnosed chronic encephalitis left him nearly dead and paralyzed. He gained to 150 pounds and full strength, praising prompt medical action and urging others to seek Spears Clinic care.

Leo Spears Spears Ralph Ee Bender Nothrop Cole Spears Clinic Sanitarium News Dept LA & LJ Steel Spears Sanitarium 10Th and Jersey Denver Colo

Carnegie Hero List Honors 19 Drowning and Fire Rescuers

Pittsburgh news reports 19 people honored by the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission for courage in drowning and rescue acts. Among honorees are 11 year old Lee B Schiff of Clayton Missouri and 10 year old Vern D Fraser of Wever Iowa for lifesaving feats. Bronze medals awarded. one hero received 800 dollars in disablement benefits. total 7500 dollars for education home purchases or other uses.

Pittsburgh Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Lee B. Schiff Clayton Virginia M. Moline Jacquelyn L. Nueman Child Vern D. Fraser Wever Iowa Winsor M. Hemmie Doris Miller Spencer W. Va L. Franklin O’brien George E. Maynard Gulfport Miss Phil O. Garrett Farmer Robert W. Turner, Sr Gates Tenn William FE. Davis Rochester N. Y Margaret G. L. Thomas Lillian C. Francoeur Salem Mass George Bukator Chippawa Ontario Canada Alton M. Ledore Niagara Falls Hazel Marie Kaiser Milwaukee Frank F. Mayo Paes Surf City

Young Bus Drivers May Continue Jobs

Atty General Grover Sellers ruled on three acts of the Texas Legislature. He says school bus drivers aged 17 to 21 may continue to drive until the war is declared over. He also states Rep Sherwood Brown of Galveston is ineligible to be assistant county attorney if the Galveston district remains contested.

Austin WUP Grover Sellers Sherwood Brown Galveston Galves

Submarine Sailfish Ends Active Service After Heroic Rescue

The submarine Sailfish formerly the Squalus, decommissioned on Navy Day in Portsmouth New Hampshire, recalls the 1939 sinking and dramatic rescue of 33 men via Lt. Cmdr. Momsen’s diving bell. It later saw war service, credited with sinking or damaging twenty enemy ships before retirement.

Portsmouth N. H Falcon Charles 8B Momsen Pacific Paschall Radio Service

Public opinion split on atomic bomb impact on war risk

U S and Britain polls show 18 percent think atomic bomb discovery raises war risk while 12 percent see a decrease. In the United States 49 percent expect a defense against atomic bombs though experts say none exists, 21 percent doubt, and 30 percent have no opinion.

England British Institute of Public Opinion U.S Britain

Army Recruiting In Area Shows Strong Enlistments

Lt B A Montgomery of the West Texas District reports successful three week trip to Childress Amarillo Dalhart Pyote Midland AAF and Hereford POW camp as air ground liaison officer with over 200 men backlog at each field Lubbock AAF leads area with 164 enlistments since Sept 15 Amarillo AAF second with 130 Major Robert T Gibbons in Dallas coordinating West Texas district recruiting activities The county commissioners raise pay for the office and school tax rates set for this year must continue in force.

B. A. Montgomery West Texas U. S. Army Childress Amarillo Dalhart Pyote Midland Hereford Prisoner of War Montgomery Lubbock Army Airfield Lubbock Robert T. Gibbons Dallas Eighth Service Command

Public opposes sharing atomic bomb secrets, Gallup poll finds

George Gallup reports that a large majority of Americans want the United States to keep atomic knowledge secret rather than place it under United Nations control. The survey shows skepticism about global sharing and fears of an international bomb race, with higher acceptance of secrecy among less educated groups.

George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Rinceton N. J United States Senate Committee On Atomic Energy America United Nations Security Council Iself

Navy Eyes 15 to 18 Months Training for Reservists

Navy leaders said peacetime training of 15 to 18 months may be needed to build a ready reserve force. Fleet Admiral Ernest J. King warned a year of training likely wouldn’t suffice for reservists. Plans call for 300 ships active, 40 to 75 percent wartime crews, 100 ships in reserve with 20 to 24 percent, and about 600 out of commission.

Kansas City Ernest J. King King Congress Naval Operations Atoll

Doctor Burns Named Medical Director for Galveston UT Hospitals

Dr. B. I. Burns, recently resigning as medical dean of Louisia City, is appointed to a $10,000-a-year post as medical director for hospitals at Galveston linked to the University of Texas branch.

Austin B. I. Burns Louisia City Galveston University of Texas

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