Atomic future announced for U.S. atom industry
Washington reports a new Atomic Energy Act era linking private capital with government effort to develop peaceful atomic uses. The Atomic Energy Commission retains licensing and declassification powers while a nine by nine joint congressional committee acts as watchdog. Corbin Allardice says the panel can help industry start strong and protect public and corporate interests.
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Relman Morin
Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
Rial
AEC
Corbin Allardice
Seven Under Part Leads Azalea Open After First Round
Claremont and Billy Maxwell share the first round lead in the Azalea Open with seven under par 65s. Doug Ford Jim Turner Jack Fleck and Mike Souchak are among two shots back at 67, while 32 of 130 players beat par on the Cape Fear Country Club course. A hole in one by Gene Litfler highlighted the scoring surge.
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Odessa
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Palm Springs
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Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
N. Yu
Jim Turner
Briarcliff
Jack Fleck
Davenport
Iowa
Mike Souchak
Durham
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Mane
Ed Furgolvot
St. Louis
Bee Monti
Los Angeles
Miami Beach
Fla
Bob Toski
Livingston
TV and Radio by Wayne Oliver Highlights “The Search”
CBS TV presents a joint educational program by Wayne University and Detroit Police Department tackling juvenile delinquency. The Sunday episode screens for a columnist and follows actual cases in juvenile court and the police youth bureau, told in human terms by participants.
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New York
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CBS
Irving Gitlin
Wayne University
Detroit Police Department
Police Department
Youth Bureau
William Wat
D.A.R. Talk On Schools Old Barracks in Frederick
D.A.R. meeting features Dr. Bjorke of the Maryland State School for the Deaf discussing the old stone barracks at the state school. He outlines its Revolutionary and Civil War uses, its restoration, and current display of antiques and animals. Delegates from Maryland prepare for state conference in Baltimore and Continental Congress in Washington.
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Tanative Rindep
Maryland
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Frederick
Biertee
Bjorlee
Rheat
Baltimore
Continental Congress
Washington
C. Herbert Kreh
Elizabeth Bower
Robert Pfeil
Pearl Bader
Caroline Winebrewer
Pfeil
Edith Miller
John M. Rector
Grayson Bowers
Miss Bader
Kreh
Chester Childs
Nile and
Cuda Cig
Chester Kemp
James H. Kepler
Malcolm C. Stickney
Dean Zeiler
Mary Dean Zeiler
Prospect Homemakers Club March Meeting
The Prospect Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Frank Gardner's home with 17 members answering roll call. Mrs. J Bernard Jones led a demonstration on Trends in Home Furnishings, illustrated by pictures of traditional and modern furniture and the in-between.
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Prospect Homemakers
Prospect Homemakers Club
Frank Gardner
J. Bernard Jones
Teamsters Back Avery In Control Fight At Montgomery Ward
In Chicago on March 31 AFL Teamsters pledged support to SEWELL AVERY, chairman of Montgomery Ward, in his proxy battle to retain control. A 13 000 worker labor-management pact ended 16 months of talks, covering nine mail order houses, five retail stores and two warehouses, averting a strike. Dave Beck announced backing for Avery, signaling ward managers’ continued leadership amid Wolfson challenge.
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Chicago
f—Sewell Avery
Montgomery Ward & Co
AFL Teamsters
Louis E. Wolfson
Avery
Ward
Dave Beck
Beck
Abot Ladaiu
Wolfson
Stockholders Back Showdown at Annual Meeting April 22
Labor management pact guides contracts to run through June 1 1956 with 60 day signing window. Wage talks set for five mail order houses and one warehouse. others already boosted. Vacations holidays seniority grievances and union choice affirmed. Baltimore among sites where wage adjustments apply.
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Baltimore
English Lesson Word Study by W L Gordon
The piece covers common language errors and pronunciation tips from W L Gordon. It defines science and art in grammar, explains mispronunciations like exuberance, and notes misspellings such as faint and feint. It introduces a daily vocabulary goal and defines Cong as a person who believes human conduct is driven entirely by self interest with the first syllable pronounced sin.
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W. L. Gordon
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