Primaries Test Truman And Landon
Washington dispatch notes upcoming presidential and local primaries in Missouri Kansas Virginia West Virginia Tennessee Kentucky with factions backing Truman Democrat Emery Allison and Hennings for Missouri and Donnell vs Allison for Senate, plus Kansas governor bid by Donnell ally Darby and Arn’s GOP bid. Also coverage of Virginia West Virginia House races and Kentucky Senate battle between Clements and Hatcher.
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Public Service
House Splits Arms Tasks Expediting Subcommittees Formed
The House Armed Services Committee created nine expediting subcommittees to speed the multibillion dollar rearmament program. Chairman Vinson said the aim is to prevent bottlenecks as military and industrial leaders are brought in to report progress. Subcommittees will visit factories bases and focus on anti-submarine warfare tanks aircraft procurement guided missiles radar defenses military manpower tactical aviation and guns.
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House Armed Services Committee
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Congress
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Escape as Plane Crashes in City
Four men escaped with cuts and bruises when a Flying Tiger Lines cargo plane crashed in East Denver after takeoff. Pilot Capt. Douglas Robins guided the craft into an alley, tearing through power lines and damaging two autos. Co pilot Treft George and two passengers were killed. two pilots were deadheading to Burbank. The cargo destination and contents were not disclosed.
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More Arrests Seen in Spy Roundup
Federal charges loom as Avraham Biman 36 and Miss Moskowitz 34 face arraignment on conspiracy ties to an atomic spy ring linked to Klaus Fuchs. U.S. Attorney Saypol signals further arrests while Julius Rosenberg and others stage for court action. Brothman and Gold figures described as key intermediaries in a web of falsehoods and concealed ties to Semenov.
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Ames Member Faces Heavy Penalties in Greenglass Case
Brothman and Miss Moskowitz face up to five years in jail and a $10,000 fine. Brothman could add a year and $1,000 fine on a second count. Rosenberg, jailed for lack of $100,000 bail since arrest, allegedly arranged for his brother-in-law David Greenglass to retreat from Los Alamos. Gold, 38, the only Ames member to plead guilty, awaits sentence.
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Rosenberg
Wota
N-Law
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Los Alamo
Syracuse
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Gold
Ames
Judy Garland Resting at Resort in Sun Valley Idaho
Actress Judy Garland and a nurse are staying at Sun Valley Idaho for an extended vacation and rest under MGM guidance. At 29 she remains under studio supervision after a throat injury from a broken glass incident. Director Vincente Minnelli remains in Hollywood.
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Ida
Judy Garland
MGM
Louis B. Mayer
Susnenson
Vincente Mineli
Hollywood
Smuggled A Bomb Hinted as Hard to Detect in Ports
New York dispatch reports scientists warn an enemy power could smuggle an atomic bomb onto any American seaport and detonate it remotely. They say shielding and multiple pieces could defeat Geiger counters, with reassembly possible after clearance. Oppenheimer reportedly noted a river could reveal hidden atomic devices.
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Bly
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Gansaki
New York Harbor
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San Diego
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J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Gen Deans Mother Returns from Japan
The mother of Maj. Gen. William F. Dean who was missing in the Korean War arrived from Japan. Mrs Elizabeth Frische Dean, tearful, was met by her daughter Elizabeth Ver Mehr who flew to Berkeley to bring her home. The visit follows reports of Gen Deans condition and eagerness for news.
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Japan
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Dean
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Berkeley
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Missing or garbled caption hints at postwar travel notes
Fragmentary text references a person named Dean and a journey involving Washington D C and Japan. Mentions three years in the Far East, a transport general, and a return. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption but imply a wartime or postwar movement and official visits.
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Far East
Irs
Dean
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Jast Ami
Marriage and Babies Do Not Bar Diploma in Louisville
Mary Russell Bradbury earned her high school diploma in a Louisville commencement after interrupting studies for five years due to marriage and two babies. Her son attended with her father and grandmother. Dorinda, 18 months old, stayed home with a sister, while Mary quit school at 16 during her junior year to marry James Donald Bradbury, a registered pharmacist.
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Mary “Russell “Bradbury
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