Atomic power used to show peace via mobile exhibit
A U S senator urged peaceful atomic uses by proposing a locomotive and ocean liner equipped with atomic reactors as moving displays of peaceable power. He cited Nautilus trials and urged government sponsorship to demonstrate benevolent energy over warfare to global audiences. The discussion included names of guests at a reception in Baltimore and Walker'sville.
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Baltimore
Joseph D. Baker
Asa P. Watkins
Raymond Brehaut
Edward Etchison
Emmett R. Bowlus
Charles McC. Mathias Jr. J
William D Powell
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Austin P. Renn
Butler Speaks To Rotarians on Atomic Energy
Maryland Senator John Marshall Butler addressed Rotarians at a noon luncheon, framing atomic fission as here to stay and outlining peaceful uses. He cited electricity generation, radioisotopes, and mobile reactors, noting Russia and Britain progress and U S slower adoption.
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United States
John Marshall Butler
Charles McC. Mathias
Russia
Great Britain
Butler
Colts Face Final Games in Bid for Playoff Berth
Baltimore Colts travel to California for their last two regular season games with hopes of securing a Western Division title and a possible playoff as two wins could put them in contention against the Rams Bears and Bears for a championship game in Baltimore if needed. The team has surged this season, drawing large crowds totaling 236 826 across 10 games and averaging 39 471 per game.
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Baltimore Colts
Callifornia
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Colts
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago Bears
Rams
Bears
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Many Deer Slain In West Virginia First Two Days
Charleston dispatch reports that West Virginia hunters killed an estimated 2,360 deer in the first two days of the season. About 1,992 kills were reported from roughly half the checking stations, with another half still to report. Cold weather reduced hunter turnout by as much as 70 percent. Does and fawns become legal game in many counties Friday and Saturday, while 13 counties allow bucks only through the season’s end.
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Conservation Department
Panhandle
Bucks
Mercer
McDowell
Wyoming
Logan
Raleigh
Preston
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Marion
Threads of Gold Bible Class elects officers for year
Mrs Frances Summers and Miss Edna Myers hosted the Threads of Gold Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church School as officers were elected for the coming year. President Mrs Howard W. Gerrick and others were named, with routine reports, a rummage sale update, and authorization to finalize the church extension pledge payment.
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Frances Summers
Edna Myers
Calvary Methodist Church School
Carl Holland
Austin Trout
Howard W. Gerrick
Austin D. Trout
Martin R. Ritchie
Wade Brown
Napyman Marsden
Harry Sanders
Elwood Crum
Frank Grimes
Alice Smith
Marsden
Trout
Brown
Stup
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Christmas party date set for Mrs Trout home
Mrs Grimes led a meeting with Five Grasps of Corn as entertainment. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting, December 27, will be the annual Christmas party at Mrs Trout’s home in West South Street. Rev E W Hall visited during the evening. Also noted is tonight’s Consistorial Conference of Evangelical and Reformed Churches at Mount Pleasant Grange Hall with dinner for about 150. Principal speaker Dr Nevin Smith of Hanover Pa. A devotional by Merr Ramsburg and Rev William Anderman precede a merger discussion led by Rev Paul Althouse Frederick. Officers to be elected include President Harry Smith Walkersville Ramsburg and acting secretary-treasurer George C Stauffer.
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Nevin Smith
Hanover
Merr! Ramsburg
William
Anderman
Frederick Eyster
Potomac Synod
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Harry ©. Smith
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Ramsburg
George C. Stauffer
Shortage of Uniforms Delays New York Police Gear
New York officials announce a winter shortage of overcoats as about a thousand rookie cops are assigned to radio cars while awaiting delivery of uniforms. Suppliers struggle to meet demand amid rapid hiring.
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New York
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