Atomic Scientists Call Loyalty Checks Flawed
Oak Ridge engineers M Gerson and M Lesser urge changes to AEC loyalty rules after reporting suspensions at Oak Ridge and notices at Argonne Brookhaven and Hanford. They seek witnesses, court standards of proof, and prior disclosure to confront accusers.
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Washington
Atomic Atomic Energy Mission
AEC
M. Gerson
M. L. Lesser
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Davies
Institute of Nuclear Studies
University of Chicago
Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Brookhaven
Hanford
Wash
Commission
Gerson and Lesser
Association of Oak Ridge Engineers and Scientists
Second Polio Victim In Milwaukee Reported
A three year old south side boy became the second poliomyelitis fatality of the season in Milwaukee. The city health commissioner’s office also listed a five year old from west Milwaukee as another polio death. No new cases reported and South View hospital beds held at eight, six from Milwaukee area. Last year had one local polio death.
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Milwaukee
South Side
West Milwaukee
South View Hospital
Carole Landis Estate Value Estimated
Los Angeles lawyers disclose Carole Landis estate is expected to total between 20000 and 50000 dollars. Attorney Jerry Giesler who represented her in the divorce action against W Horace Schmidlapp read the will yesterday in the presence of relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carole
Los Angeles
Carole Landis
Jerry Giesler
W. Horace Schmidlapp
Livestock Market Chicago reports mixed hog and cattle trading
In Chicago the USDA sale shows hogs 9 000 head with total 11 500 and cattle 11 000 head with calves 600. Hogs unevenly steady to 25 cents lower, top 30.00. steers and yearlings mostly down up to 75 cents. heifers and cows down modestly in places. Butter and eggs firm with varied prices. live poultry steady to weak amid receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wall Street Sees Mixed Moves as Rails Dip and Oils Gain
Activity on the New York stock market showed erratic price changes with small orders driving most moves. The rail sector trended lower while a few oil stocks remained in steady demand. overall volume matched yesterday at 1,200,000 shares as Skelly and Richfield led oil gains.
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Wall Street
New York
Skelly and
Richfield
New Glarus Visitors Chronicle Weekend Calls
Mrs. Mary Luchsinger visited Madison Friday. Ralph Mueller of Spring Green was a business caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Henry Kundert of Madison and Mr and Mrs Richard Zentner of Monticello called Saturday. Sunday guests included Millard Tschudy Arthur Elmer and Joselyn Saether at Ralph Mueller’s Spring Green home. Several other visits noted among area residents. Jade color variety described from deep green to milk white with rare yellow red and mauve tones.
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Mary Luchsinger
Madison
Ralph Mueller
Spring Green
Henry Kundert
Richard Zentner
Monticello
Millard Tschudy
Arthur Elmer
Joselyn Saether
John
Richard Elmer
Belleville
John Schneider
Arthur Zweifel
North Carolina
Everette Ingwell
Blanchardville
Florence Wartenweiler
Monroe
Fred J. Marty
Jacob C. Hefty
Barbara Reardon
Moritz Krugjohann Jr
Rockford
Co K Gets Early Start At Mess and Drill
Co K soldiers rise before dawn to eat a full mess, tidy barracks, and police grounds. They train with the M1 rifle under T Sgt Glenn L Kubly, then sight and aim at targets. After hot humid weather and a brief shower, instruction covers cleaning rifles, first aid with S Sgt Arthur Nondahl and calisthenics by Lt Richard H Bahr. Families of Oakley homemakers enjoy a Mackton picnic as local residents travel and vacation.
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Co. K
U. S
Glenn L. Kubly
Chow
Arthur Nondahl
Richard H. Bahr
Bahr
Spring Grove Social Notes and Local Obituaries
Sunday visits and family gatherings fill the notice with names like Zimmermann, Zimm erman family, and Newcomber at Brodhead. Funeral attendance for Pfc. George Dulles at Everson Funeral Home in Brodhead, plus absences and conventions, reflect small town life with longtime residents and relatives listed.
Chinese Want Peasants Backing in Northern Campaigns
In northern China the government seeks peasant support against the communists. Peasants question why this shift comes after a two year civil war. Maj. Gen. Chang Ming notes soldiers will pay for meals and water, a change from past looting. He emphasizes praise as key to winning peasant aid.
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Sian
China
Chang Ming
Ministry of National Defense
Chang
Library Volumes Increase at Arabut Ludlow Memorial
Librarian Nellie W Kohli reports for the year ending July 1 1948 the Arabut Ludlow Memorial library shows 18731 volumes on hand up from 18486 last year. acquisitions totaled 647 with 60 gifts. 412 worn out or discarded. total circulation 48178. reading room visitors 3169. reference work 944. grade school circulation 8485. Fines $65.52 and non resident receipts $52.30.
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Arabut Ludlow Memorial Library
Nellie W. Kohli
Board of Education
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs. Minnie M. Leitzell spent days with her sister Miss Carrie Musser. Her son Ted Leitzell of Chicago joined his mother in Benton. Hazel Kramer and family plus Gerald Abraham of Freeport traveled Friday to Denver to visit Opal Reed. Robert Pinnow and family from Phoenix arrived to visit Mr and Mrs Walter Pinnow. Martha Grenzow of Clarno and Verna Kubly of Monroe joined Mrs Fred Solberger and daughter Margaret Kay in the gathering.
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Minnie M. Leitzell
Carrie Musser
Ted Leitzell
Chicago
Benton
Hazel Kramer
Cheryl
Herbert Kramer
Raymond Zimmerman
Gerald Abraham
Freeport
Kramer
Opal Reed
Denver
Robert Pinnow
Phoenix
Mrn
Walter Pinnow
Martha Grenzow
Clarno
Verna Kubly
Monroe
Fred Solberger
Margaret Kay
WSWS convention at Lomba and regional visits
Mr and Mrs Robert Homan vacation in California and the West. Harold Wilde muth Jr and daughter joined Anna wan relatives for a weekend with Glenn Geller. Grace Reformed church picnic set after Sunday school at Freeport park. Delia Parkinson and Naomi Parkin son visited Ramona Hunt in Mineral Point. D O Osenga and John spent days in St Louis. Barrs of Freeport and Zweifel hosted picnic supper with families. Delegates Della Seidel Clayton Heck and Paul Molter attended WSWS Naperville convention with Orangeville Afolkey representation. John Gruber Rosella visited Paul Busch in Monroe. Mary Gunderson stayed with Edna Gunderson in Davis. Ralph Babler with Tommy and Roswell Babler with daughter also noted.
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WSWS
Lomba
Robert Homan
California
Harold Wildemuth Jr
Annawan
Glenn Geller
Rey Hefty
de Kalb
Grace Reformed Church
Freeport Park
Delia Parkinson
Naomi Parkinson
Mineral Point
Ramona H. Hunt
D. O. Osenga
John
St. Louis
Far! Barr
Freeport
Miles Barr
Kermit
Adam Zweifel
Della Seidel
Clayton Heck
Paul Molter
Evangelical United Brethren Churches of
Orangeville
Afolkey
Naperville
John Gruber
Rosella
Paul Busch
Monroe
Mary Gunderson
Edna Gunderson
Davis
Ralph Babler
Tommy
Roswell Babler
Carolyn Babler Visits Grandparents Near Clarno
Carolyn Babler, child of Mr and Mrs Roswell Babler, stayed with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Alvin Priewe near Clarno after spending Sunday with them and Mr and Mrs Myron Babler near Freeport.
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Carolyn
Myron Babler
Freeport
Carolyn Babler
Roswell Babler
Mrs
Alvin Priewe
Clarno
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Alben W. Barkley
Kentucky
Leslie Biffle
Arkansas
Senate
Truman
du Pont
Sinclair Oil
Sears Roebuck
Lockheed
Westinghouse Electric
New Glarus
Millard Tschaa
ROTE
Johnson Motor Sales
Singer
Ellsweth Rosheisen
Willis Stokes
Guy Davis
Milo Zimmerman
G 1En Wunschel
Wesley Grenzow
John Kryder
Oakley
Mackton
Archie Dunwiddie
Myrtle Weidman
Wisconsin
Reno Mohns
Otto Hein
Robert Mohns
Winchester
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Kenneth Zimmerman
Walter Zimmerman
Brodhead
Howard Newcomber
Pfc
George Dulles
Durand
Clare Clark
Illiam Stuckey
Ivan Arnsmeier
Raymond Arnsmeier
Mervin Swain
Chris Bal
Glen E. Bolender
Davenport and Chair
Calor
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
The
Swiggum
Standard Service
Burkhard Auto Electric
Burkhard Electric Co
12Th Street
Teena Torrett
Grandstand
State Fair Park
Wis
Pest
Jimmie Lynch
Thrill Show
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