Atomic shipmen ts to Russia fuel wartime row
Jordan testified at a hearing that Hopkins pressed him by telephone to speed atomic shipments to the Soviet Union and keep quiet. He said he publicized nothing until FBI involvement and faced questions about his wartime job at Great Falls. Some associates scoffed at his claims while Wood urged rapid committee action to probe all leads.
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Scientists Discount Value of Shipments
University of Chicago atomic scientists discount the value of uranium exports to Russia in 1943. Dr Harold Urey and Dre Thorfin Hogness say the chemicals were common, with small export weights, and would not have advanced an atomic energy program.
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Clare Booth Luce In Good Health After Checkup
Former Congresswoman and author Clare Booth Luce was described as in perfectly good health by the New England Baptist Hospital. Dr. Sarah Jordan said Luce entered the hospital for a routine checkup and will remain a few days but is not under treatment for any ailment.
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Letter Carrier Injured by Own Pup in Marblehead
Charles McCune, a longtime mail carrier in Marblehead, Massachusetts, was bitten by his own puppy causing a hand laceration that required medical treatment. The incident arose after years of claimed dog-free delivery.
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Wallace Praise at N Y City Rally
Elmer A. Benson, Progressive Party chair and former Minnesota governor, urged Henry Wallace to go abroad again to press for peace. He claimed World War II was delayed because Western Europe heard a peacemaker. Benson spoke at an Outlaw the Atom Bomb rally by the National Council of American-Soviet Friendship at Madison Square Garden before about 9,500 attendees.
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