Groves questions Soviet atom bomb progress
Major General Leslie Groves, head of the Manhattan Project, doubted Soviet progress toward an atomic weapon. He warned that if both sides obtain and use the bomb, mutual destruction would rival the devastation of Germany, and urged world peace and UN control of atomic power. He also noted American industrial know-how as a decisive factor.
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Peculiar Circumstances May Permit Rent Raise
Landlords may seek rent increases under a Peculiar Circumstance provision as of January 1 1945. The rent control office in Berkeley may approve upward adjustments if a freeze rent was set during wartime and the move was necessary.
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Diapers and Goods Held by FBI Await Claim
The FBI in San Francisco faces overflow of diapers and other items including cosmetics and women’s garments. U S Attorney Hennessey asked Judge Rocke to set a deadline. The judge fixed June 7 for owners to establish rights. unclaimed items will be sold. Most items reportedly stolen from interstate commerce shipments.
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