Retain Secret or Not Scientist Talks Atomic Bomb
Boston December 28 Charles T. Kettering an inventor and GM research vice president said the United States will be safer if the secret of the atomic bomb remains in possession He spoke during the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting. He warned the bomb is a political as well as scientific issue and that few scientists understand its true potential He suggested the decision on sharing the secret lies with governments not just scientists noting leadership could shift over time and across nations
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Doctor Fights Woman’s Charge Agency Fight Over Perjury Charge
Rita Dryer, 28, of Gettysburg, was jailed for grand jury action on perjury charges connected to an accusation she made against Dr. Robert Lefever. Justice of the Peace Robert Snyder ordered her held after testimony on the perjury complaint filed by Dr. Lefever. Dryer had previously faced charges of rape and administering a drug, entered in default of bond.
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Keep A-Bomb, Senators Warn Keep A-Bomb, Senators Warn
Senators warn against sharing atomic bomb secrets via United Nations channels. Gen. Peyton March and Army experts say no defense exists against the bomb and U N control would threaten national security. Capitol opposition argues the United Nations lacks power to enforce, risking U S war victory.
Furniture On Road Back
The 1946 shortage plagued the industry but 1947 outlooks show supply catching up. Saline types now plentiful. Moderate priced Japs back after wartime absence. Bedding easing. Plastic and chrome dinette sets reappearing. Upholstered furniture rising. low quality, high price items overproduced and due for price cuts.
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Storm Warnings Hoisted on Coast
U S weather officials issued small craft warnings from Brownsville Texas to Lake Charles Louisiana as winds were forecast to rise tonight. Southerly winds at 25 to 30 mph expected to shift to northerly by Sunday with gusts possibly impacting coastal waters.
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Truman Faces Fight With Divided Government Ahead
The article assesses prospects for President Truman as a new Congress, split between Republicans and Democrats, opens Friday. It cites historical patterns of clashes and deadlocks under divided power, noting Hoover, Wilson, and Cleveland as past examples and noting midterm losses and economic strain.
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Western Electric 64 Hearing Aid Promises Better Sound
Modern hearing aid from Western Electric Model 64 uses new engineering and top battery tech. Three interchangeable battery packs TINY ECONOMY HI POWER offer options for dress, daily use, and extra power. Visit Mujestic Widg. 33083 for full details or book a free hearing test.
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Western Electric
Byrd Aid Cautious as Fog Bears Down Polar Ice
The Adm. Richard Byrd Antarctic expedition moves cautiously as fog and heavy ice limit progress. Subgroup Cruzen postpones penetration to avoid peril from wark-ice while radar fails to aid signal. Western and eastern task groups pursue aerial reconnaissance amid fog, with nations from Russia to Chile preparing claims to Antarctic territories.
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Texas pig crop shortest since 1940 reported
The United States Department of Agriculture said Texas raised 2,172,600 hogs last year, down 21 percent from the prior fall crop. The figure marks the smallest Texas pig crop since 1940, reflecting a decline across farms in the state.
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Texas
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