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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1950

Page

7

Stronger Atom Bombs Hint Stirs Nuclear Warfare Debate

Senator McMahon says newer A bombs appear more effective than Hiroshima type while a government book on radiological warfare outlines weapon potential and limits. The report notes challenges in dispersal, underground explosion plans, and the psychology of unseen death amid rising stockpiles in the U S and Soviet Union.

Washington United States Japan McMahon D-Conn Congressional Committee On Atomic Energy NBC Atomic Energy Commission AEC Kremlin

Ex-convict moved from South Carolina jail after crowd

Curtis Shedd, 30, admitted killing John Boyter and his two daughters in Walhalla near the Georgia line. He was moved to a Georgia jail with 3,000 to 4,000 gathering outside. 50 National Guardsmen were sent in to keep order. No charges filed against the boyter’s widow.

Gainesville GPL South Carolina Georgia Curtis Shedd Georgia Highway Patrol Shedd Walhalla S.C National Valhalla Eddie Weathers Georgia’ Bureau Woody Wilson John Boyter Jonnie ‘May Jo ‘Ann Christine Boyter Boyters Georgia Line Clay rLon Sinc

U.S. Steps Up Schedule for H-Bomb

The hydrogen bomb program moves faster than the A-bomb effort. Du Pont is drawn in six months after the initial order, unlike years for A-bombs. Tritium production is highlighted as a key, potentially faster path, while plutonium was used for A-bombs.

New York du Pont Company du Ponts Truman

Clinton Soldier Leads 24th Division in Korean Front Breakthrough

Capt. L. R. Jones of Clinton New York reports the 24th Infantry Division gripping the Naktong bridgehead and pushing back Reds from 1,000 to 2,000 yards. He notes weary but determined troops, facing remnants of the Fourth North Korean Division reinforced by replacements.

TSF ACV Korea Russia America St. Avas Anat Naktong River L. R. Jones Clinton, NY 24Th Jones

Upset Wife Kills Self and Daughters in Argentina

Police report a Young American woman, Natalie Makar Sorensen, killed herself after slashing her two daughters Ellen 2 and Christine 3 with the same knife in Buenos Aires. The tragedy followed her husband Carl Sorensen’s refusal to relocate to the United States. an American oil company employee was arrested pending investigation.

Buenos Aires Argentina United States Carl Sorensen Ellen Christine Natalie Makar U.S

Doctor to Enter One Trappist Order

Meriden Connecticut report states Dr William F Keeler a general practitioner will soon abandon medicine to join a Trappist monastery. The veteran WWII Marine from Brooklyn announced at mass by Reverend Eugene Al Moriarty of Holy Angels Church. Keeler plans to enter an abbey near Dubuque Iowa.

Meriden Conn William’f. Keeler Trappist Order Eugene al Moriarty Holy Angels Keeler Sixth Marine Guadalcanal Brooklyn

U.S. Drops Surrender Passes to North Korea Troops

General MacArthur’s psychological warfare unit announces leaflets designed to entice North Korean soldiers to surrender. The passes, in English and Korean with the UN emblem, promise humane treatment and better food and rest, inviting soldiers to come over to UN lines.

Tokyo MacArthur United Nations

Tiny Tim Rocket Blasts Reds in Korean War Test

The Tiny Tim 11.75 inch rocket was used in combat for the first time. A Corsair carrier aircraft knocked out a bridge at Chungju and other Rockets damaged locomotives and trains, set fuel cars on fire, and strafed enemy trains. The weapon, though named tiny, is highly powerful and described as the era’s most potent air launched rocket.

Tokyo Chungju Taegu MacArthur Navy Korea

Sterling Salt Dominates in Damp Weather Preference

A survey of 2,560 users shows Sterling Salt as the top choice for easy noaring in damp conditions. The results highlight Sterling Sait as the favored option among readers.

Smokers Try Camel 30 Day Mildness Test

Smokers undertake a personal 30 day Camel mildness test to judge Camel flavor and smoothness. They smoke Camels regularly day after day to assess mildness without shortcuts, using their own experience as the proving ground for enjoyment.

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Redbird Pitcher Endorses Camel Mildness in Test

St. Louis Cardinals veteran southpaw Howard Pollet says Camel cigarettes meet his taste and throat, claiming Camel mildness stands up under a 30 Day Test and won’t tire his throat despite years of use.

Marguerite Piazza Miss Piazza Howard Pollet St. Louis Cardinals

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