First Atomic Bomb Dropped Two Years Ago
Two years after the Hiroshima blast the article analyzes how atomic power has split world ideas and spurred U S and British science funding for defense and peace. It notes Russia and France seeking power against coal, Baruch plan stalling, and ongoing nuclear policy debates shaping a new world order.
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Hiroshima
Howard Blakeslee
AP Science
Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Japan
United States
England
Russia
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France
Britain
Atomic Energy Commission
Nuclear Power and a Call for International Co Operation
The MacMahon Act limits sharing atomic energy information until safeguards are in place. Despite vast U S investment in secret labs and potential experimental power plants next year progress is hampered by failing international agreements and penalties on scientists. The article urges global collaboration to protect against radioactive risks while science advances.
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MacMahon
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Burt
Britain
Average Factory Earnings Hit New Highs in June
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports June hourly earnings at 1.22 dollars and weekly wages at 46.91 dollars, both records, with six month gains near five percent for hourly pay and about four percent for weekly earnings. Durable goods and non durable sectors show varying increases, while May figures are slightly lower. A separate item notes Jack Allen Jones of Cottage Grove Oregon forfeiting 101.45 dollars after a DUI arrest on West Patrick Street Tuesday night.
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Jack Allen Jones
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Alton Y. Bennett
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Ben Phebus Jr
William Royer
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Practical knowledge takes years to master and apply
The remark notes that expertise in any practical field requires five to ten years of study before real proficiency emerges, followed by an additional equal period to deploy that knowledge effectively for the public good. It emphasizes long-term dedication and societal benefit.
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Three Livestock Shows Held Here Next Week
Three animal livestock shows are scheduled in Frederick Co. next week. The Western Maryland Hampshire show is at the fairgrounds on Monday. The Western Maryland Holstein field day is Tuesday at Ligier's Grove near Middletown, and the Western Maryland Ayrshire field day is Thursday at the same site. About 60 Hampshire swine entered for the show at 10 o'clock DST, judged by Guy McReynolds of Ashland Nebraska. Charles H. Lutz of Middletown chairs the show committee. Holstein entries closed with 120 head, judged by H. C. Barker. Merril Ifert near Middletown is general chairman. Additional Carroll, Frederick county entries expected.
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Hampshires
Guy McReynolds
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Neb
Charles H. Lutz
Middletown
Entres
Montgomery
Washington
Frederick County
H. C. Barker
Merril Ifert
Carroll
Fred
Ayrshire Entry Event Details and 4‑H Competition
Erick and Washington counties are entered for the Ayrshire event with Scott Swarts of Middlebury as judge. Carl R. Jogling near Libertytown arranges the program. A picnic is planned. Entry is $5 per head with up to six added by the State Fair Board. Entrants compete for ribbons and trophies in open and 4-H classes.
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Scott Swarts
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State Fair Board
Baltimore County Dem leader dies leaves houses to tenants
Brennan, an OCR Baltimore County Democratic leader, died last Sunday. His will filed for probate states five houses are to be given to his ten ants, described as faithful tenants and friends.
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Baltimore County
Brannan
Brannan Dies at 82 Leaving Small Legacies
Brannan, aged 82, left modest bequests to a sister, three nephews, a niece and in laws. His wife had died three years earlier and the couple had no children.
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Real estate sale terms set by court official H Kieffer Delauter
One half of the purchase price due on sale or ratification, with the balance in six months or all cash at the chaser’s option. Interest on deferred payments from sale day. A 10 percent deposit required for all real estate buyers on sale day. Purchasers cover conveyancing costs including revenue stamps. Executed by H. Kieffer Delauter.
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Ee Wiener
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P William M. Storm
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