New Electronic Eye Could Prolong Palomar View
Pittsburgh report on Sept 13 outlines a potent new electronic eye for the Palomar telescope promising images far beyond current limits. The device may reveal edges of the universe and sharpen Mars detail, potentially equating to a 2,000 inch mirror. Dr. Coltman and Dr. Hutcheson describe Ebicon and broader military and civilian uses.
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Mars
Yynuke
Mt. Palomar
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Westinghouse Electric
Coltman
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Cartman
Alagtronuts and Amblear
J. A. Hutcheson
Ar Teaethae Annie
Defense reply clears DEW line of Russian visitors
The Defense Department informed Senator McCarthy that no Russian group visited the DEW radar line in northern Canada. An investigation showed the Russians toured a Canadian site near St Johns observing from the air. that site was not part of the DEW line. Canadian Defense says no invitation was extended for any DEW area visit.
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Defense Department
McCarthy
Canada
Defense
Wilson
Pentagon
Asst
Robert T. Ross
Line
Commercial Vaccine Supply Freed Despite Age Limits
Federal restrictions still apply to those under 20 and pregnant women while state officials open commercial supply of anti polio vaccine. Dr Forbes Birtess, county health officer, announces release but notes federal rules persist, affecting who may obtain inoculations and rationing.
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Forbes Birtess
V F. Prather
State Department of Health
Antigone on TV: bold experiment ends in noble failure
TV critic Charles Mercer reviews MBC-TV's Kaiser's Aluminum Hour adaptation of Sophocles via Anouilh. The piece contrasts tragedy and melodrama, notes miscasting of Marisa Pavan as Antigone, and praises some ambition while deeming the broadcast largely unsatisfying to both classics experts and general viewers.
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New York
Jean Anouilh
de Sanhaslee
Lewis Galantiere
Jon
Kaiser
Sophocles
Paris
Anouilh
Dlay
Antigone
Marisa Pavan
Miss Pavan
Claude Pains
Creon
Public benches submerged in Carroll Creek stir aldermanial critique
An alderman questions city hall transparency as benches from Baker Park lie submerged in Carroll Creek between Bentz street and swinging bridge. Five benches near Bentz street and Park Way School show months of mud and filth, illustrating alleged neglect of taxpayers property and broader administrative failures.
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City Hall
Baker Park
Carroll Creek
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Swinglow Bridge
Park
Tight Money Policy Costs People Millions
George P. Mahoney, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, claims the Republican tight money policy adds hundreds of millions in extra interest on home and farm loans taken in the last two years. He cites GI, FHA, and farm mortgages plus car installment plans as affected, and ties higher rates to driving voters to the Democratic Party.
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George P. Mahoney
Mahoney
U.S. Senate
Cam
Paign
Hyattsville
Laboratory Technicians Opening at Frostburg Maryland
Laborat ory technicians openings at Frostburg Md for college graduates in medical technology with 1 year lab exp or majors in lab sciences with two years college including chemistry biology or physics plus one year lab exp. Salary starts at 3751 per year with yearly increases for 5 years. Apply by Sept 26 to Commissioner of Personnel 31 Light St Baltimore Md SA 7 7000.
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Highway Fund Not A Windfall in Maryland Plan
Maryland highway budget chief Robert Bonnell told Prince Georges County officials that federal funds relieve some cost but do not create a windfall. The Roads Commission must follow the 12 year, four year segment plan approved in 1952, with the first review next year and possible moves by the Legislature. Officials pressed for faster Route 202 rebuilding and a county road extension.
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Robert O. Bonnell
Sta Reads Commission
Maryland
Bonnell
Prince Georges County
Bladensburg
Upper Marlboro
Roads Commission
Prince Georges
Montery
Norman Pritchet
Greaves Faces Jones In Cap Arena Main Event
Willie Greaves, 19, Canadian, meets veteran Ralph Jones in a 10 round main event at Capitol Arena. Mintz backs Greaves to wow TV audience on NBC Friday night. Jones carries 40-11-3 with 16 losses, top challenger talk surrounds middleweight talks with Ray Robinson looming.
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Willie Greaves
Jake Mintz
Nndievelent
RalphiTigers Jones
Capitol Arena
Jones
Mintz
Pittsburgh
Graves
NBC
Greaves
Yonkers
Vobes
Agay
Ray Robinson
Pope's doctor touts eggs and royal jelly for longevity
Rome reports Pope Pius XI's personal physician Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi presented at the World Dietetic Congress that partially incubated chicken eggs mixed with royal jelly, fed to queen bees, may prevent senility in humans. He and his son noted potential life-extending benefits, though he did not confirm Pope usage.
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Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi
Galeazzi-Lisi
Antonello Galeazzi-Lisi
Boy Awarded 427 560 In Head Injury Case
A five year old boy struck by a falling coal chute received a $5,000 judgment after a court ruling. The case named DuPont Park Apartments Inc and James E Colliflower Co Inc as defendants and involved a consent judge under a 10 point must system. The court noted the boy suffered serious head injuries and the ruling was issued by District Court Judge Matthew F McGuire. The incident centered on a coal chute door and a concrete pavement in Washington.
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al Andrews
Coal Chute Doar
District Court
Matthew F. McGuire
James Vance
Joseph
DuPont Park Apartments, Inc
James E. Colliflower & Co., Inc
Potato Harvesting Shifts To Machines Across U S Fields
A decade-long shift has moved potato harvesting from hand labor to mechanized systems, with machines now likely handling about half of the U S crop. This transition reflects broader gains in automation and productivity across agriculture, reshaping farm labor needs and production costs.
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