AEC reports new bombs and global uranium growth
The Atomic Energy Commission releases its sixth semi annual report to Congress detailing new weapons tested at Eniwetok and expanding industrial production of uranium and plutonium. It notes vast exploration for low grade uranium across the United States and discusses domestic vs foreign sources and allied relations.
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Atomics Energy Commission
Eniwetok
National Atomic Energy Program
AEC
Congress
Belgian Congo
Canada
Carnotite Colorado
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Commission
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Tis Tepore
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Im 1958
Today’s Features and Page Plan Highlighted
The clipping lists pages for today’s sections including Comics Crewsword Dr. Dean Horoscope and Mary Haworth regular features. It notes Amusements on page 18 Financial on page 29 Bridge on page 38 and additional items across Classifieds Roosevelt City Life Radio Deaths Social News Editorials and Letters with page references.
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Mary Haworth
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Ing. Repter
Roosevelt
City Life
Sooks
Winchell
Lightning Kills Two In Baker Florida Baseball Game
A lightning bolt blamed for the deaths of two Baker players, third baseman Ali n L Joiner Jr and shortstop Harris Moore, during a Florida game. About 30 spectators of 300 were injured as the bolt struck near third base line, tearing a 20 foot trench in the field and injuring Baker’s Joe Taylor critically. Gordon Walther recalled a barricade near home plate being struck.
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Baker
Florida
Alien L. Joiner, Jr
Crestview
Fla
Harris Moore
Joe Taylor
Crestview Hospital
Walther
Third Base
Parking Lot Expansion Adds 210 Spaces at Oswego and Pearl
Public works crews under City Engineer Frank Kavanaugh marked lines to enlarge the Municipal Parking Lot at Oswego Boulevard and Pearl Street. The expanded area will add about 40 parking spaces for a total of roughly 210. Land along Pearl Street will be leveled using the former E. C. Stearns factory site at Oneida and WW Adams streets through leases for municipal parking use. Work continued over Sunday with leveling and paving to be completed soon.
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Bureau of Traffic and Lighting
Wo Frank. Kavanaugh
Wale
Osweso Blvd
Pearl St
Jesse
New York Central Railroad Company
iYlangie
Rahroac Jombankment
E. C. Stearns
Oneida
Adams St
Marshall Plea on Foreign Arms Aid Faces Congress
Gen. George C. Marshall told Congress that delaying approval of President Truman’s foreign arms program would be unwise and costly later. He testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that a pause could risk major outlays and hinder European defense, aligning with Acheson and Bradley on necessity for allied action.
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George C. Marshall
Congress
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Mershal
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Army
Stat
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Europe
Tata
Dewey Calls For Action At AFL Convention
HAL BOYLE reports that at the AFL convention Dewey urged decisive action to combat a downturn in morale as cooler weather dominates the eastern seaboard. The scene highlighted the mood shift and calls for policy or organizational steps to lift spirits and address prevailing concerns.
Heat Relief Dominates New York Weather Coverage
The New York press centers on relief from extreme heat as cooler days bring relief from a blazing summer. July tied as the hottest month, with temperatures far above normal, while forecasts promise milder air and scattered showers. Citizens seek respite from humidity and officials acknowledge the strain.
Five Percenters Bank Records Shadow Maragon Denial
Washington report on Senate Expenditures Committee inquiry into John Maragon centering on alleged bank accounts including a $40,000 Texas account and a San Antonio bank balance. Maragon denied ties to any percenters while acknowledging possible subpoenaed records and a past Greece mission firing rumor.
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John Maragon
Senate
White House
Texas
Maragon
San Antonio
Commercial National
Ilegal
General Howley Seeks Leave from Berlin Command
Berlin report says General Frank L. Howley asked to be relieved as American commander in Berlin to return home. Maj. Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor is expected to succeed him as chief of staff for American Army forces in Europe, marking a significant shift in allied command posts.
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Frank i L. Howler
Colcwar
Mamwell D. Tavier
Sitaff
Europe
Hawley
Mew
Thement
Navin Whille
Tey
Seriin
Blast Kills Wan Injures Three in Clarksburg
A blast in downtown Clarksburg West Virginia killed John Segrout a miner and injured three others. The explosion followed a domestic dispute and damaged 15 homes three stores and cut electricity and telephone service to about 206 homes. Police said the man threw something at his wife saying This is it before fleeing to a car and the blast occurred. The woman suffered injuries and was expected to regain consciousness for questioning.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Kuenz
Machin
John Segrout
Miner
Vincent Onessinghel
Sien
Martin
Dre
Draft Boards Cut Yet Remain Open in Selective Service
Local boards in the Selective Service System will keep operating despite clerical staff cuts at the Chimes building. Three clerks for Syracuse boards 57 and 58 and Onondaga County board 59 will be unavailable, with a roving Albany clerical force visiting Syracuse. About 70 part time clerks in upstate offices received notices. the 30 day drafts began and should be effective by August 35. Local Board 37 chair Frederick P. White, Board 58 chair Jacob Lattis, and Board 59 chair Peter Brennan seek agency work to reduce office hours for registrants. Budget shortfalls prompted the reductions in local service.
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Onondaga County
Atlbany
Albany
William HH. Roushton
Selective Service System
New York State
Upstate
Ollces
Frederick PL White
Jacob Lattis
Peter Brennan
Envoy to Return as U S Ambassador Eyes Far East Policy
American ambassador J Leighton Stuart plans return to the United States by a specified date. The mission may influence future policy shifts in the Far East amid ongoing strategic considerations.
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J. Leighton Stuart
United States
Sasepegi Aaditis
Far East
Oil Feeds Fire in Portland Business District
A fire broke out in a two-story Portland building feeding a blaze through the business district. Thick smoke rose as flames swept through several stores, triggering alarms and emergency response. No injuries reported in initial updates.
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Portland
Ore
Earis
Dewey Plane Landing Mixup Delays Welcome
Governors plane faced a landing confusion between Municipal Airport and Hancock Field. Deputy sheriffs and state police were dispatched to Municipal Airport while officials waited. Minutes before arrival, the pilot informed the tower Hancock Field would be the landing site, prompting a swift rush by the war committee to greet the governor.
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Mathdaie
War Committee
Tax repeal unlikely after White House talks
Washington reports Democratic House leader McCormack says there is no prospect for repealing wartime excise taxes in this session. He cautions that reopening the repeal question could threaten revenue, as he joins other leaders in a presidential briefing with Truman.
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Leeder Lucas
MoeCormack
Attlee Reported Ill in Hospital as UK Govt Shuffles Ministers
London reports Prime Minister Clement Attlee has been confined since Saturday. British Press Association says he remains in charge of foreign affairs and treasury amid a cabinet reshuffle, with ministers Bevin and Cripps continuing in key posts.
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F Excheauer
Stafford Crigps
Churchill Brings Shipwreck Incident to Lake Garda
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill was aboard a motor-boat that developed a leak and sank near his hotel on Lake Garda. He barely saved his easel and paints before the vessel went down, later reaching St. Viellie Point where he painted a landscape.
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Tinty
Ites
Winston Churchill
Lake Garda
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Jear
St. Viellie Point
Library offers week of free book return at Horaty entrance
Leominster library marks a milestone with a free week to drop overdue books. Wheeler, retiring, announces the policy while honoring a long wait for overdue items. A yellowed 1892 German literature volume is among those returned during the depository period.
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Leominister
Leominster Library
Florance EZ
Wheeler
Horaty
No Ill Feelings Governor Dewey Statement
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Governor Dewey and a claim of unity within a progressive state campaign. The text mentions counting votes to support keeping New York State sound and progress, with unclear phrasing and multiple garbled quotes about job focus and national unity.
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York
Dewey Criticizes National Policy At Colgate Conference
National figure Dewey attacked the Truman administration for a failing policy toward Nationalist China and urged immediate aid. Ralph Wright, Assistant Secretary of Labor, forecast repeal of a policy. Dewey spoke at Colgate University while Dewey’s critics pressed labor concerns and a walkout over anti-teacher legislation.
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Labor
Aed
Dewey
Evelyn. Krowles
Syracuse
Federation
Isaid-Ishe
Kenneth Maxon
Mount ~ Vernon
Leigsia
Democratic National Administration
Colgate University
Truman Administration
China
U.S
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Romania dissolves Catholic welfare orders amid church tensions
A Romanian government decree dissolves fifteen Roman Catholic welfare orders and orders priests monks and nuns to leave or isolate themselves. The move follows state efforts to curb church influence, affecting religious communities and church-run institutions.
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Rome
Cortese
Romania
Bergman On Location Quotes Glasses And Intolerance
Ingrid Bergman remarks on location that even the looking glass and the wine glass have uses. The looking glass reveals our defects to ourselves while the wine glass reveals them to others, highlighting a theme against intolerance.
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Ingrid Bergman
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