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Dr James B Fisk an industrial physical research expert was named to head 116 s division of research for the atomic energy commission He comes from Bell Telephone laboratories and lives in Conway Massachusetts The commission announced other appointments including Walter Williams director of production Herbert Marks general counsel Paul W Ager budget director.
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Atomic Energy ‘Commission
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Marks
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Weather and tide data at 11 p m Saturday with city forecasts
Humidity at 11 p m Saturday shows 86 percent overall with 6 percent variation. Precipitation for the past 24 hours is 214 inches for the month, with 1 inch excess, and yearly totals 214 inches with a small excess. Moonrise and set times noted, winds West-Southwest to Southwest around 2 to 10 mph. Tides at Arty Pass Sunday include 2 p m high and 2:20 a m low. City forecasts list high and low temperatures and regional notes for Boston, Browerville, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Memphis, Williston, and other locales with tourist weather summaries.
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Austin Raps Veto on Atom Policy at UN Meeting
Warren R. Austin defending a veto free atomic control plan argued it upholds UN collective security principles. He challenged Soviet diplomat Andrei Gromyko’s stance and warned veto usage shields aggressors from punishment, stating such vetoes violate the charter. He spoke at the New York State Bar Association dinner before heading to Washington to confer with Secretary of State George C. Marshall.
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Warren R. Austin
United States Security Council
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Russia
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Austin
American Council
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Tomorow
George (. Marshall
New York State Bar Association
Atom Blasts Felt in U S
Two leading scientists Reno Gutenberg and C F Richter stated that atomic bomb tests over seas could be detected in the United States almost instantly. They noted in a National Academy of Sciences manual that Bikini's second blast was recorded within seconds at seismology stations as distant as Tucson, Arizona.
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United States
Reno Gutenberg
California Tech
C. F. Richter
Carnegie Institution
Pasadena
Calif
National Academy of Sciences
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Arizona
Georgia Funds Tied Up in Political Dispute
Superior court froze Georgia executive department funds totaling 25682 and barred Herman Talmadge and M. E. Thompson from writing checks. Judge Bond Almand signed the temporary injunction with a hearing set for February 7, as Attorney General Eugene Cook seeks to oust Talmadge.
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M. E. Thompson
Bond Almand
Eugene Cook
Gust Talmadge
Nine year old seeks Nevada divorce from parents
Melvin Roger Lewis, nine, announced plans to obtain a Nevada divorce from his parents in Reno. He told reporters travel is his hobby and he intends to move to Chicago to live with his aunt after the divorce, noting past unauthorized trips to California cities and Oregon. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Lewis, said the bus trip was his fifteenth unauthorized jaunt in two years.
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San Jose
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God of Creation Film Shown At Youth Rally
A technicolor film titled The God of Creation shown at the Youth for Christ rally at First Baptist church featured lapse-time photography of a bud to rose growth and plant telescope images from Mount Wilson. The program announced future showings at Calvary Baptist on February 3 with music by Eleanor Mansfield, Julian Connor, and Billy Lucas leading singspiration.
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First Baptist Church
Irwin Moon
Moody Bible Institute Scientific Division
Mount Wilson Observatory
Calvary Baptist Church
Eleanor Mansfield
Julian Connor
Billy Lucas
Former L.A. Man Given Editor's Post
Charles E. McClelland of Dallas, formerly on the San Antonio Light staff, was appointed managing editor of News Publishing Company publishers of the Galveston Daily News and the Galveston Tribune, announced today in Galveston.
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Charles E. McClelland
Dallas
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Baby deaths rise as danger to infants questioned
Washington report states Catherine F. Lenroot, head of the labor department children's bureau, says 1940s infant peril rivals wartime danger. The claim references Pearl Harbor and VJ Day era, noting rising infant mortality amid national defense tensions and a Women’s Patriotic Conference on National Defense.
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