New Yalta Papers Reveal Cold War Origins Hidden Facts
Washington reveals more than 40 secret documents from the 1944 45 Yalta period in a 1032 page Government Printing Office volume priced at 5 50. Hull complains Welles ran a second State Department while Stalin seeks a Poland friendly to the Soviet Union.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Sumner Welles
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Jump in Kansas junior college enrollment forecast
Coffeyville College Dean Karl M. Wilson released a survey showing Kansas public junior colleges may grow 50 percent in 15 years as elementary grade students reach college age. With current facilities, 12 schools can serve 10 000 to 12 000 students, up from 5 000 now. Expansion of faculties and building use anticipated.
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Coffeyville
Kansas Junior College
Karl M. Wilson
Coffeyville College
Wilson
Kansas Public Junior College Assn
Kansas
Checking Inquiries In Jim Ross Estate Case Wichita
Police pursue inquiries from would be relatives of Jim Ross a 79 year old junk man whose murder uncovered 17000 in coins and currency. Probate Judge James V Riddel says claimants must prove relationship in court with attorney present. Insects have no lungs and breathe through tubes throughout their bodies.
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Wichita
Jim Ross
Ross
James V. Riddel
Scientist Graves Suffers Heart Attack in New Mexico
Dr Alvin Graves, 46, longtime director of all American atomic weapons tests since 1948, suffered a heart attack in Los Alamos New Mexico. The illness halted his current work and prompted medical treatment. Graves is a key figure in the Manhattan Project era programs and is noted for overseeing weapon testing operations.
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Los Alamos, N.M
Alvin Graves
Police say suspect injured. condition reported satisfactory
A suspect was injured in an incident yesterday afternoon. His blood pressure and pulse, as well as his general condition, were reported as satisfactory late last night.
Much Vaccine Still Unused
A Public Health Service report shows more than half of the Salk polio vaccine shipped to private physicians and health departments remains unused. Surgeon General Leonard Scheele urges rapid use where available while keeping a reserve for mass inoculation and second shots. The estimate covers 36 state and territorial health officers and indicates about 45 percent of shipped vaccine had been used by November 30.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Leonard Scheele
Health Service
Pennsylvania Republicans Back Eisenhower Name On Ballot
In Harrisburg, about 25 Republican leaders backed placing President Eisenhower's name on the April 24 presidential preference primary ballot. They emphasized the move was made without consulting him, insisting Pennsylvania, home of the President, should have a chance to express its view on another bid.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Developing Corn To Resist Rust
A disease that floats in the air and migrates like birds could wreck America's great est food crop corn. Scientists warn corn rust threatens crops but researchers report resistant strains. They believe this resistance can be added to present-day hybrid corn to thwart epidemics, with some resistant strains traced to Mexico and South America.
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Atlanta
America
Mexico
Corn rust disease threat to U.S. corn belt
University of Wisconsin plant pathologists J. G. Dickson P. M. Lerous R. Syamananda and A. L. Flangas describe a rust threat that could move through the corn belt, causing millions in damage if a new disease or strain spreads from Mexico. The text notes rust spores drift in the air and cites the danger to America’s corn crops. The Kodiak bear is mentioned as averaging under 1,000 pounds.
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America
American Assn. For
J. G. Dickson
P. M. Lerous
R. Syamananda
A. L. Flangas
University of Wisconsin
Corn
Mexico
Fashion pattern for half size skirts and stripes
Advertisement for Simplicity pattern 4786 by Anne Adams featuring a 4 gore skirt and chevron stripe front. Includes half sizes with yardage for 39 inch fabric, complete illustrated instructions, and ordering details with price thirty five cents plus mailing, sent via The Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept. 243 West 17th St New York New York.
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Anne Adams
Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Cost of care for mentally ill veterans tops one billion
Do You Know notes that pensions for mentally disabled veterans along with hospital construction costs push America's yearly mental health care bill for veterans beyond one billion dollars.
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America
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