Unprepared To Treat Atomic Radiation
Washington March 18 A Civil Defense official told senators doctors in the United States are not prepared to treat victims of atomic radiation. Ralph E. Spear testified that if an atomic or hydrogen bomb hit an American city the medical profession cannot be assured to treat radiation injury. He noted no medical seminars had been held and cited delays in obtaining Bikini test data from the AEC. The issue was complicated by fallout information held under secret clearance.
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Washington
Civil Defense
United States
Ralph E. Spear
Humphrey D-Minn
Humphrey
Senler
Spear
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
U. S
Bikini
Lewis W. Strauss
ABC
Strauss
Civil Defense Administration
Battle Creek
Mich
Complaining Witnesses Are Missing At Trial
Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr faced a string of cases in New London hearings. Lester Dorsey and George W. Stone Sr were released on their own recognizances as the March 28 date was set for continued hearings. Shirleyan Ravensburg could not be found and the hearing was postponed again. Stone’s wife’s absence stalled her complaint of assault, sparking a heated remark from the magistrate. Charles W. Dorsey was acquitted of disorderly conduct after lacking corroborating testimony. Several traffic penalties were levied for speeding and alcohol impairment. A separate note reported Russia protesting a French ratification, with Molotov delivering a note to the French ambassador regarding the Paris treaties and German rearmament.
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Wilbur F. Sheffield Jr
Lester Dorsey
New London
George W. Stone Sr
West Patrick Street
Ondheir
Wagisiale
Stone
Charles W. Dorsey
Lordie Brown
Liberty-Johnsville
Brown
Dorsey
Horace M Alexander
Raymond Laugh
Lester L. Poole
RFD
G. Frederick
Catoctin Furnace
Edwin F. Nikirk
Poole
Sheffield
Margaret Royce
Middle Alley
Sergt
Denver Shook
J. W Carmack
Arthur Royal Remsberg
Officer Carmack
Frank A. Sife
Walkersville
Marion M Ma Jone
Park Avenue
Richard Im. Smith
RFC
Woodsboro
Nathan Dorsey
Russia
Rus
V. M. Molotov
Louis Joxe
Paris
France
Soviet Union
Germany
Moscow
French
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Besin
Neal Work
McCain Gains Cheer in Maryland Legislature
ANNAPOLIS March 18 Democratic lawmakers grow favorable toward Russell H McCain chair of the State Roads Commission amid ongoing efforts to curb the roads program and authority. Despite criticism McCain’s integrity is cited as a reason for backing him while the highway battle continues with high intensity.
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Annapolis
Russell H McCain
State Roads Commission
Roads Commission
General Assembly
McCain
Republican Goods
McCaim
Dulles Sees No Harm From Yalta Papers Publication
Secretary of State Dulles said the American release of Yalta papers will not harm relations among free nations, noting essentials were published earlier. He spoke in Ottawa during a three day state visit and addressed various foreign policy topics including Formosa, Red China, and cooperation with Germany.
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Dulles
Yalta
Free Nations
Canada
State Department
Weer Chueh
Los
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Edward R. Stetlinius
Roosevelt
Stalin
Civuchid
Churchill
Oanls
House of’ Kuummons
London
Britain
Uo S
United States
Guemoy
Matsu
Tasenhower
Formosa
Red China
Peiping
Russia
Germany
Polar frontier defense shapes North American security
North American defense planners discuss keeping air frontiers in polar regions neutral and balanced amid continental response talks. The WA group and Canarian clients emphasize stability while monitoring Arctic air activity and defense posture upgrades.
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North America
Unharmed After Flying Through Radioactive Cloud
Dover Delaware reports Lt Quintus J Fuller of the W270th Ferrsine Squadron flew through a dark radioactive cloud while en route from San Bernardino California to Osden, returned to base unharmed. His aircraft showed trace contamination but Fuller received a decontamination shower with no evident radiation injury evident.
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Dover
Del
Marek
Force Base
Thosane
Terry
Quintks J Fuller
San Bernardino Calif
Osden
Viah
Lyon
Deden
Unaime
Vineva Biat
Fuller
DH Temloe
Bnnuuntham
Als
Dedication of Martin Institute Planned in College Park
In College Park Maryland the Glenn L Martin Institute will be dedicated next Friday housed within the college of engineering and arts. It is funded by Glenn L Martin and state money amounting to 5 678 355 and 142 546 for doctoral programs. A Martin Research fund of 539 215 was established. Principal speaker will be Lee A Dubridge, California Institute of Technology president, with Gov. McKeldin Judge William Cole board chairman Martin and Dr. Wilson Elkins also on the program. RAT BITE FATAL IN BALTIMORE. A 65 year old Ellicott City man died at University Hospital after a rat bite possibly Weil’s disease and malnutrition may have contributed.
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College Park
Lniversnv
Warsland
Glenn Lo Martin Institute
The
Biiicing Institute
College 47 Engineering
College of Arts and Serene
SE. Ouluuh
Barbiore Albu
Glenn Lo Martin
Func Martin
Tinta Martin Research
Lee A Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
McKeldin
Wiliam Cole
University
Board of
Redents
Martin
Wilson Elkins
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Thomas Palmer
Ellicott City
University Hospital
Russell S. Fisher
Weil
Not After Auto Monopoly Heated Senate Hearing
Washington Feb 18 Fulbright and Capehart clashed in the Senate Banking Committee stock market inquiry. GM president Harris Curtice testified that General Motors does not plan a monopoly and stock market fluctuations do not shape forward auto industry planning. Capehart accused Fulbright of harassing the administration and business, while Fulbright said politics soured the hearing and Capehart remained unfriendly.
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Washington
Vac
Fulbright
D-Ark
Capehart
R-and
Senate Banking Committee
Capehan
Eisenhower
Harris HH Currace
General Motors
Automotive Industr
Curnce
Gmos
United States
Fulbsicht
Indiana
Ratlacks
Eveca Wwe
Sani Ieily
Curtice
Frank Brown
Port Curtice
Deposit
Kent Price
Eastern Shore Association
Curnice
Wwe
Elected directors to serve till 1958 named
Elected directors to serve until 1958 were H Milton Cecil Francis Ginn Seth K Schnehiy J Herbert Snyder and Melvin Wessel. The will of Frank H Newcomer of Hagerstown admitted to probate values estate at about 700000 with real estate to sister Bes sie C Newcomer a 25000 legacy to Thomas W Corbett 1000 to Albert Poffenberger balance to Second National Bank trustee for sister plus 10000 to Homewood Church upon her death. Global health note cites WHO estimate 522 million exposed to malaria with 300 million unprotected.
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Precinc
H Milton Cecil
Francis Ginn
Seth K. Schnehiy
J. Herbert Snyder
Melvin Wessel
Frank H Newcomer
Hagerstown
Second National Bank of
South Potomac Street
Bessie C. Newcomer
Thomas W. Corbett
Harrisburg
Albert
Poffenberger
Washington
Second National Bank
Miss Newcomer
Homewood Church
the Reformed Church
Williamsport
Maryland
University of Michigan
Guernsey Group Meets Easton for First Out-of-Baltimore Meeting
Mary land Cooperative Guernsey Breeders Association held its first gathering outside Baltimore in 34 years with about 220 members and guests. Awards were presented for top cousins?
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Easton
Maryland Cooperative Guernsey Breeders Assn
Baltimore
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