Planners Hit For Failure In Uranium Find
Washington June 29 congressional committee censured military planners for failing to press uranium discovery and production. The Senate House Atomic Energy Committee warned the U.S. must build more atomic weapons and ensure access to uranium from domestic and foreign sources, urging vigorous research and expanded mining, with Colorado Plateau as a major potential source and by products from Florida phosphates. Helen Irwin of Des Moines nominated for president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs at Boston convention.
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Dewey Launches All-Out Drive For Eisenhower Nomination
Gov. Thomas B. Dewey says he will mount an all-out effort to secure Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as the Republican presidential nominee at the coming convention. Taft predicts a 30-state win on an early ballot and a five million popular-vote margin, more than Truman’s 1948 tally. Russell trails in the Democratic race, with Kefauver and Harriman also contending as AP delegates show Kefauver and Russell near the top in a multi-candidate field.
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Taft and Eisenhower clash over support and convention power
Known and conceded alignments give Taft 478 to Eisenhower 407 in early tallies. Taft predicts 600+ at the convention to secure nomination, while Eisenhower backers call the claim inflated. North Dakota delegate Hiellum cites alleged defamatory literature against Eisenhower as sympathy grows for him in the state. Taft plans Chicago strategy talks with delegates. Eisenhower tours Denver before Chicago. Texans in Chicago dispute rival state recognition of 38 delegates, arguing before the National Committee. Progressive Party claims it will hold swing power in key states in November. Eddie Stanky, veteran manager, noted for NL experience with several clubs.
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Heavy Storm Strikes State Across Maryland
A severe storm lashed Maryland with 60 to 64 mph gusts and cloudburst rainfall. Two inches of rain in 30 minutes flooded streets, felled trees, knocked out power lines, and disrupted communications in Carroll and Cumberland regions. Weather cooled from 91 to 68 as conditions worsened between 6 and 7 p.m. Fire crews reported a lightning strike on the John Hetzer home in Williamsport and Barrack G radio outage in Randallstown.
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Storm Hit Frederick and Carroll Counties with Power Outages
A storm caused fire and water damage totaling about $1,000. It skirted Frederick but struck the lower Frederick and Carroll Counties, then moved to the Eastern Shore where it weakened yet still knocked out electricity in Easton for about ninety minutes. The region received a soaking, with widespread drizzle and residual downpours.
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Child Near Death From Brutal Beating
In Baltimore on June 29 a seven month old girl Shirley Cowling lay near death after severe injuries from a brutal beating. Her mother Gertrude Cowling pleaded guilty but the magistrate ordered held for grand jury action in 2500 dollars bail. Sailor Donald Price brought the infant to University Hospital after noting her illness. Sgt John Griffin cited statements from Mrs Cowling during the investigation.
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Four named men held on assault warrants after jail scene
A hospital physician described severe injuries to a baby as the magistrate heard details. Mrs. Colding’s history with children was noted. Four colored men were arrested at the jail area on Sunday morning for assault and battery, held on $1,000 bonds. Additional arrests over the weekend included Vernon J. Roderick, Edward B. Gross, Frank A. Grove and others with bail up to $50.80.
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Leesburg
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Edward B. Gross
Frank A. Grove
Airyail disturbanci Potts Arlington incident
An unclear report mentions Potts in Arlington with a disturbance at an unspecified time. No precise details or corroborating facts are provided in the readable text.
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