Bigger Bomb Program Under Study By Senate House Panel
Washington reports the Senate House Atomic Committee discussed expanding the A bomb and hydrogen bomb programs in a closed session with Atomic Energy Commission members. A committee member foresees support for new requests, with Chairman Mel Mahon signaling defense emphasis on atomic weapons. The cost of refining the first bomb neared two billion dollars, with further billions spent since. The hydrogen bomb expansion could cost hundreds of millions, figures not yet estimated. Any endorsement would influence appropriations, though no money is yet approved. No comment came from the Atomic Commission.
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Queens Man Held On Murder Charge
LIBERTY CP Charles F Aman 37 of College Point Queens held on a murder charge for death of a hotel waitress. Arraigned yesterday before Magistrate Robert Rothblall case postponed a week to contact wife and obtain a lawyer. Gerjinge Ray 25 of Flushing accused of killing by striking with an iron pipe during an argument Saturday morning the waitress died later in hospital.
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Robert Rothblall
Gerjinge Ray
Flushing
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New York State Non-Farm Jobs Rise by 29,000 in April
New York State non agricultural industries added 29,000 jobs in April reaching 5,471,500. The State Labor Department cites seasonal activity in construction retail trade and several service sectors as the main contributors while noting the total is 9,890 below April 1949.
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Amusement Wage Floor To Be Set In New York State
A public hearing will be held in Albany on June 21 to fix a minimum wage for the amusement and recreation industry in New York. This will be the second hearing conducted by a nine member wage board. the first was recently in New York City.
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Dewey blasts federal price squeeze on northeastern dairy
WATERTOWN Governor Dewey told about 500 dairy producers that federal price supports rut dairy farmers into poverty and accused Washington of manipulating milk and feed prices. He linked the issue to the Brannan plan and urged fairness, citing rising feed costs while milk prices fell. He spoke during the Northern New York dairyland festival and planned to dedicate Westcott Beach State Park.
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West German Communist Reimann suspended for 30 days
West Germany's top Communist Reimann was suspended from the Bundestag for 30 days after a loud outburst disrupted a session. A brief floor fight followed as guards attempted to remove him and other MPs clashed with fists. no injuries were reported.
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Churchman Talk Studied For Red Clue
Berlin area church authorities study recent speeches by Rev. Martin Niemoeller to assess Communist influence. Niemoeller, once a U-boat captain and prisoner in a Nazi camp, now leads Evangelical Church in Hesse, in the American zone. Reports quote him on Communists, religion, and heaven as church officials caution over accuracy and seriousness of the remarks.
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Hesse
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Mannheim
Duesseldorf
Otto’ Divelius
Council of Evangelical Churches For All Germany
Primanta
Church Council
Help for Eyes Nervous People Eye Care Ad
A vintage style ad extols eye aids to ease fatigue and soothe irritated eyes. It promises relief for daily work, fatigue, and strain with a soothing remedy praised by customers and available at druggists.
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L I Engineer Goes on Trial for Manslaughter
MINEOLA UP The state charged 55 year old railroad engineer Jacob Kiefer with manslaughter for driving a Long Island Railroad train through a stop signal causing the Feb 17 collision at Rechtille Center that killed 32 people. The crash was the railroad's worst in history.
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Rechtille Center
Jacob Kiefer
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Mao Says Reds Will Demobilize at Chinese Communist Convent
A misspelled report quotes Mao Zedong urging demobilization of Red forces and outlining land reform alongside temporary retention of capitalist elements. The speech, delivered to delegates at the Chinese Communist Party convention, remarks on June dates and calls for synchronized actions across the party.
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Meo
Fragmentary OCR Note Hints at Monks and Moderation
Fragmented text hints at a discussion of monks and moderation amid references to Asian land and emissaries. The readable lines mention names and terms such as Chinese and possibly nations, leaving a partial sense of political or religious debate without a clear event or outcome.
Democracy Begins in the School Yard
A young narrator reflects on how democracy starts in everyday scenes on front steps and school yards. The father voices guidance as his son speaks, promoting tolerance, rejecting hatred, and encouraging good will in the shaping of young citizens.
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