Atomic Commission Reports Progress On Medical And Weapons Fronts
The Atomic Energy Commission says its new bombs tested at Eniwetok are produced on an industrial basis and uranium and plutonium supply is expanding. It notes advances in medical uses such as cobalt therapy, domestic uranium sources, and ongoing exploration across the United States, while detailing management shifts for Sandia Laboratory and potential private contractor arrangements.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Eniwetok
National Atomic Energy Program
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Belgian Congo
Canada
Colorado Plateau
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Blair House
Lilienthal
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Sandia Laboratory
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Sandia
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
University of California
Los Alamos
Western Electric Company
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Wonder Salve Advertisement for Skin Irritations
Wartime discovery helps with psoriasis eczema infections and itching from external irritations. Won der Salve claims white pain free antiseptic application and quick results. Sold in Middletown by Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores or your hometown druggist.
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Castell and Gallaher Drug Stores
Berlin Airlift Meets Gradual Termination Plan
The Berlin airlift begins its gradual retirement today as British and American planes flew the last scheduled 8,000 ton day. Flights will drop to daily averages of 3,700 tons in August, then 2,100 in September and 1,000 in October, with redeployment of personnel to the United States starting in September. Installations will be kept in the western zones for possible needs.
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Stock Market Opens Flat With Mixed Early Gains
New York AP reports a flat start with few stocks changing at the opening. Most issues moved slightly upward from last week, with gains in Anaconda Copper Consolidated Edison American Smelting Northern Pacific Union Carbide Union Pacific Phelps Dodge and Pacific Gas. Philip Morris General Electric and Westinghouse Electric traded lower.
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Anaconda Copper
Consolidated Edison
American Smelting
Northern Pacific
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Phelp Dodge
Pacific Gas
Philip Morris
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
A. M
Reene Allied Stores
Bis Amer, Tel & Tel
Anaconda Copper - Barksdall
Baltimore & Ohio
Bendix Aviation
Lehern Steel
Boeing Airplane
Sacre Pacific
Columbia ‘Gas & Commonwealth Edison
Ison
Crucible
Curtis Eee Curtis
Rivera
Eere Tire
Eeune
Goodrich
Hiram Walker
Hudson Motors
Inspiration C Eves
Beens
el. We
Kennecott Copper
al Rae
Nash
Central
Ohio
Pan American Airways
Ares
Pennsylvania
Phillips Petroleum
Radio Co
Republic
Sinclair ‘Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Rails
United Aircraft Pty
United Airlines
Eames
Westinghouse
Siennie
Woolworth You
Sheet & Tube
Dayton Livestock Sale Report Cincinnati
Dayton livestock market at Cincinnati reports salable hogs 2,800 with fair activity. Barrows and gilts mostly steady. top 10 higher. Good to choice hogs 180 to 250 pounds bring about 22.00 to 23.25 per hundredweight, larger weights near 23.25. About 200 head in the 23.25 range. few consignments priced higher.
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Cincinnati Livestock Cincinnati
U. . Dept. Agr
Overtime Congress Debate Sparks Legal Challenge Fears
Congress debates legality of post July 31 actions citing 1946 adjournment rules while Republicans push for extended session and possible court tests. Article notes fears of challenged bills, potential points of order, and calls to set a definite adjournment date amid war and emergency continuities.
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Congress
Congressional Organization Act
United States
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Martin
Massachusetts
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Secret dual-hull ship unveiled by Gar Wood
Detroit AP Gar Wood reveals a 180 foot twin hull vessel named Ventina, a 120 ton exree craft, designed to rival transocean liners. The craft cruises at 26 knots on a stable keel with a broad deck linking hulls and is touted as unsinkable.
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Gar Wood
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Venturi
Army Air Forces
AAF
Trans-Ocean Airlines
Greece fights hidden war as losses mount
In a brief wartime brief the Greek army reportedly suffered 37 934 killed wounded or missing while guerrilla casualties push the overall cost of maintaining a 20 000 strong force to three and a half replacements in three years. Presidents figures on guerrilla losses were presented to Congress along with rising surrenders. Dr Wilson H Walters a 75 year old longtime Fairfield physician who moved from Sterling Ohio in 1900 died yesterday. He was born in Chagrin Falls Ohio.
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Meet The Band Time Out Concert Master Fulton Lewis
Radio listings note WMOR 1450K broadcast with Miles of Melody and Meet The Band featuring Dick Mesbitt Je Passing Parade Straight Arrow Peter Salem Miamisburg Mike Mysteries Murder By Experts All Star Preview Air Castles Songs by Crosby Forum of the Air Night Watch Disc Jockey Show Farm Hour outlining Foster and Dot Todd coverage on Monday schedule.
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Straight Arrow
Peter Salem
Television Schedule Notes for WLW and WLW-T
TV listings show channel time blocks with programs from Channel 4 and Channel 5. Entries include Junior Jamboree Betty Benson You Are An Artist Movie Time Fireball Fun for All Charades Weather and News segments with sign offs and weather updates.
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Girl 16 Elite in Escapade at Tourist Camp Romance
Los Angeles AP report details Mary Catherine Reardon, 16, who eloped with 18 year old singer Gabriel Gucci after a 1947 tourist camp incident that killed her wealthy father. Her mother filed a missing person report and seeks annulment, while Gabriel’s mother supports the marriage.
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Nina Gucci
Gabrel Gucci
Hollywood
Gabriel
Gucci
J. Vincent Reardon
Reardon
St. Louis
Jos. R. Baker & Sons
Highley
Daughier
Linda Lee Highley
Stine
Man Is Kicked To His Death in Charleston
Edward Conrad O'Brien a bottling company employee was killed after two men Harry Burdette and Fred Painter 25 and 30 respectively kicked him and brandished a knife to deter bystanders in downtown Charleston Police called it one of the city's brutal crimes with no clear motive O'Brien died en route to a hospital and detectives said two men are held in connection with the attack
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Dewey E. Williams
Harry Burdette
Fred Painter
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Burlesque Study Finds Broad Interest Says Van Veen
City College professor Stuyvesant Van Veen reports after 14 years of research that interest in burlesque reaches beyond "low brows" and spans senators officials and even Supreme Court justices. He plans a book on the sociological values of burlesque with his wife Frances collaborating.
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Supreme Court
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Critics debate scope of foreign aid expansion plan
Jense Johnson notes critics demand more reasons for limiting aid to non-Communist China while Farstern is reviewed. Spain remains excluded and some members push broader scope without raising total cost of about 1.45 billion dollars. Hearings may end this week as executives draft legislation and await renewed input from U S chiefs of staff after Europe inspection. A few opponents seek hearing but no decision yet. Some sources say opposition groups are small and include a subversive pro Soviet organization listed by the attorney general.
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DAV Head Named COLUMBUS
William A. Sweeney of South Euclid was named state commander of the Disabled American Veterans at the state convention in Columbus. A World War I Marine veteran wounded at Soissons and gassed at Belleau Wood, Sweeney had served as senior vice commander for the past year.
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Yeserday
Seven Polio Cases in Cincinnati Raise Year Total to 35
AP ject health official Carl A. Wilzbach announced seven additional polio cases in Cincinnati today, expanding the year’s tally to 35. The Health Commissioner provided the figures as the city continued to confront the outbreak.
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Carl A. Wilzbach
Carpenter Service Ad Offers Low Rates and Contact Numbers
Local classified ad promotes new and repair carpentry services with guaranteed low prices. Calls to schedule estimates directed to phone numbers 32-0461 or 32-0707.
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