U S Seen Possessing About 700 A Bombs Says Look Magazine
Look Magazine estimates the United States holds around 700 to 760 atomic bombs with a cautious note that figures are not exact. The article, by Stephen White, draws on European sources and highlights rapid plutonium growth at Hanford and rising Uranium 235 production at Oak Ridge, while doubting hydrogen bomb feasibility. It cites Gordon Dean’s remarks casting doubt on building a hydrogen bomb.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Washington
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Oak Ridge Tenn
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Gordon Dean
Attlee Aims to Avoid War With Communist China
London December 1 prime minister Attlee plans talks with President Truman to urge a Western policy avoiding war with Red China at all costs. He will confer with French premier Rene Pleven and seek Paris government support for a moderate Korea policy while stressing UN leadership in any potential use of atomic weapons. Attlee travels to Washington to meet Truman, with little expectation of other governments attending.
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Peoples Finance Co Offers Cash to Meet Winter Expenses
A dated notice asks readers if they can use from five thousand to three hundred fifteen thousand to cover typical fear period expenses. It invites readers to call for the money they need and emphasizes cordial outreach.
Pleven Wins In Test Vote Amid Attack On Government
Paris fissures blurred as Premier Rene Pleven’s government won a confidence vote 347 to 184. The assembly backed plans to raise 190 billion francs in new taxes for rearmament while Communist and far right foes pressed accusations over an Indo China army report leak. Pleven heads to London to confer with allies ahead of key world crisis.
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Fragmentary wartime note on Korean conflict debate
A distorted excerpt shows concerns over Korea and potential UN approval to bomb Manchuria. It cites fear of widening the war and hindering defense by forces under attack, reflecting French worries about triggering a larger conflict and World War III.
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Lewistown Pupil Taken To Baltimore Hospital
A seven year old Lewistown school pupil was rushed to Baltimore City Hospitals for treatment of suspected polio. Adam Rice Jr near Mountaindale fell ill Tuesday, with severe headaches noted by parents Thursday. Dr James E Stoner Jr Walkersville ordered transfer as confirmation would mark Frederick county’s tenth infantile paralysis case of the year. Zirconium dioxide addition to cathode coatings in fluorescent lamp tubes triples life.
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Noah E. Cramer & Son for Sale Frederick City Property
Three story brick residence with fourteen rooms and modern improvements on West Patrick Street. Side driveway, large lot, suitable for remodeling into business and apartment use. Brock residence improved with two modern apartments, oil hot water heating. Deawhle Storage nearby, near Hood College. Price 18000. For details and inspection contact Noah E Cramer & Son, 114 N Court Street, Frederick, Md.
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Civitan Club hears talk on Junior Civitan progress
George E Ruliman of Annapolis spoke at a Frederick Civitan Ladies Night at St Paul Lutheran Burkittsville praising Junior Civitan clubs and the Civitan Creed Builders of Good Citizenship. President Isaac L Stevens thanked Civitan members for their Lite Night aid to the Community Chest.
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Principals basis for its organization at Frederick club
The Frederick Civitan group aims to start a junior club locally and notes members are like younger brothers. General program chair David D. Oland announced a Civitan Christmas party at Francis Scott Key Hotel on December 28 with a dinner dance, while Charles T. Main received the attendance award. The Associated Women of Frederick County Farm Bureau will meet December 11 at 1:30 p.m. in the extension service room at 115 East Church. Murray C. Bohn advertises a 154-A stock or dairy farm for $12,000 with a seven-room house, outbuildings, barn, and acreage near a state road, available April 1, 1951, via Union Bridge 326 or A. L Knowles, Frederick 1592-W.
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Travelogue by Boyd Smith Highlights Meeting
An interesting program arranged by the program committee features a Travelogue by Boyd Smith, a member of the national dairy judging team, detailing the summer trip and illustrated with colored slides. Mrs Flook, state president, will attend. Officers will be elected and delegates named for the state convention in Baltimore on Jan 8. A social period with refreshments will follow.
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