Six Nations Start A-Pool Six Nations Start A-Pool
President Eisenhower announced the United States and allied nations will form an international atomic pool for peaceful purposes without Russia. Britain France Canada Australia and South Africa named, with others planning to join. groundbreaking Shippingport plant to begin commercial power generation near Pittsburgh as part of the new agency to foster peaceful atomic technology. The president spoke coast to coast then went for a physical at Fitzsimons Army Hospital and would return to work tomorrow.
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U.S. Atomic Energy Law Allows Sharing Secrets With Allies
After initial U.N. proposals and Russia’s rejection, the United States and allied nations proceed under a new atomic energy law signed a week ago, permitting sharing of certain atomic secrets with allies to curb the arms race between the U.S. and the Soviet Union.
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New York Tops Split of U S School Lunch Funds
Washington report shows New York State first, Texas second and Pennsylvania third in Agriculture Department grants for the government sponsored school lunch program. A total of 367.1 million dollars was apportioned among states and territories for the year.
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Lunch funds aid to schools across states and losses cited
Federal lunch program funds totaling 83 236 000 are allocated to states with New York receiving 3 924 943 Texas 3 733 000 and Pennsylvania 3 678 708. Matching rules require state funds at 1 50 per dollar. Last year over 10 million children in more than 56 000 schools benefited. Additional allotments list Delaware 90 467 Kentucky 1 880 904 Maryland 864 020 Ohio 2 606 816 and West Virginia 1 211 313. COURT MARTIAL RESUMING IN SAN ANTONIO. The trial of Cpl Claude Batchelor resumes with a 145 page self typed account. He is joined by Cpl Edward Dickenson in the stockade. PROSPERITY VANISHING. Labor Day speeches claim the nation’s prosperity is fading and urge bold action by a new Congress.
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Exposing photos with ordinary home lighting tips
Learn how to photograph under common home lighting using long shutter times. For box cameras and medium speed film, exposures range from 10 to 40 seconds depending on room color and wall tone. Use 200 watts of light for portraits and consider an exposure meter for accuracy from Hiltner Roelke Frederick Camera Shop in Frederick Maryland.
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Ginn wins silver jug at Lancaster Guernsey show
Francis Ginn of Aix La Chapella Farm, Dickerson, won Ab botts Dairies silver jug as premier first year exhibitor at the Pennsylvania Guernsey Breeders Association annual cattle show in Lancaster. Ginn’s entries claimed the most ribbons among first time exhibitors.
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The News in Frederick September 7 154 Thirteen
Fragmentary text notes a farm move from Cleveland to Dickerson and mentions a herd of 125 Guernseys, a value of 750,000 dollars, and an Antarctic whale kill count. The article is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
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