Lethal Product Mentioned At Hanford Plant
Washington June 7 A top Atomic Energy Commission official said Hanford Washington handles a product more lethal than deadly poison but denied any link to a new atomic weapon He noted it relates to plutonium production one of two key fissionable materials for atomic bombs Also reports on defense and congressional scrutiny of atomic program and security actions from Capitol Hill cleanup of mismanagement charges and funding concerns with no concrete weapon connections mentioned.
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Washington
Hanford
Wash
Carleton Shugg
Atomic Energy Commission
Senate Appropriations
Shugg
Capitol Hill
AEC
Congressional
Secretary of Defense
Johnson
McMahon
Dconn
Graham
D-Nc
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Security Advisory Board
David E. Lilienthal
Lilienthal
Senate Appropriations Group
O'Mahoney
D-Wye
Ferguson
R-Mich
Newsmen Face Cold Welcome in Caen Normandy Return
NEA staff correspondent reports a tense mood among Allied nations five years after D-Day. In Caen, Mont gomery rebuffed an interview request sent via Captain Harry Butcher. French locals express bitterness over destruction, while some Normans show friendliness to the news caravan. A brief encounter with seven British officers yields ironic reception.
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Boyd Lewis
NEA
Caen
France
Normandy
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Eisenhower
Harry Butcher
Monty
Butcher
Ike
Gault MacGowan
New York Sun
Coldstream Guard
American Overseas Airlines
London
Normandy delays and postwar tests unfold in wartime tone
Montgomery's slow Caen breakthrough delays drive a shift in plan for Allied forces. Britons explain their own D-Day difficulties to correspondents during a round of drinks. In Washington, Senate approves an appropriation bill cutting 68.58 million dollars. Local softball results highlight Tailorettes upset McCrory’s, Rice’s Grocery beats Sears Bouebuck, and farmers switch to silage from hay.
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Montgomery
Caen
Normandy
Monty
France
Dinner Guests at Sandy VU Farm Home
A list of attendees at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Chester G Clem at the Sandy VU farm includes Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W Pruitt Set and Mrs. W. W. Corbin Lenore Tumberson Mildred K Handerson Irene Price Mathe C. Henderson Sara E. Bowlus Price Young Annabel Klein Minnie Cookerly Ruth H. Staley Hilda B. Greene Beaulah D. Moberly Mrs. Mary E. Brown Ruth M. Boyles Evelyn H. Brown Myrtle Sliter Ethyle Routzahn Jane Cutler William Reeder The article also notes that about 75 million Brazilian carnauba trees are tapped annually to produce 25 million pounds of carnauba wax.
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Sandy Vu" Farm
Iarold Free
Chester G Clem
Eugene W Pruitt
Set
W. W. Corbin
Lenore Tumberson
Mildred K Handerson
Irene Price
Mathe C. Henderson
Sara E. Bowlus
Price Young
Annabel Klein
Minnie
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Babylon
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Carter
Tailorettes
Frederick Tailoring Company
Northcoat
McCrory
Chain Store
Staley Park
Cramer
Northcool Girls
RH. Tallorettos
H. Cramer
E Wiles
Brachey
Kent
A Fisher
Graupner’s
Frederick Distributing Co
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
Reater
VALE
Roadmaster
Opt Orcs
Coston
BUICK
Sitkamouth
Cruiser-Lins Ventiports
SY Fisher
Stendare
Henry J. Taylor
AEC Network
the Ideal Garage Co., Inc
Hone
Ota Eee
Walter Snow
Optometrist
Tyes
North Market St
the News
Wedner
Baltimore Hospitality
Mount Royal Hotel
Att Royal
Hve
Calvert St
Baltimore, Masylard
Fir
UNION
Neer Penns
Prac
W.F Comte
HM. Wisetckey
Lige
Frederick
The
Citizens National Bank
AMD
Rcavicrozzam
RADIO
RCA Victor FA
Epprestics
Golden Throat Tone
RCA Victor
Eris Ensy
D. F. Shipley
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