Court Extends Redin Trial Sessions In Seattle
District Judge Lloyd L. Black orders extra court sessions today and Monday to finish the age and conspiracy trial of Ra Naval Dt Nicolai Crege Reding by next week. Defense seeks to bar secret evidence. testimony about the Yellowstone contract described as restricted was ruled admissible.
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Lloyd L. Black
Mona
Ra Naval Dt
Nicolai Crege Ovovigh Reding
Navy
Yellowstone
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Daa
Irvin Goodman
Portland
Ore
Tracy Griffin
Homer No Wallin
Wallin
Odd Pacific Shipbuilding Co
Herbert Kennedy
Redin
Kennedy
Atom Bullets May Kill Cancer Cells
In San Francisco scientists discuss radioactive strategies to target cancer like guided missiles. Dr. Hardin B. Jones cites nucleic acids and high energy protons as possible tools, noting a 200 million volt proton could penetrate tissue to exert lethal depth specific effects once achieved.
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Atomic Medicing
Hardin B. Jones
Uniersity of
California Physiologist
American Radium Society Today
Fonts
Tapiary Crowing
Jones
R. R. Wilson
University of California Radiation Laboratory
Viton
Returning GI Name List Ends
The Associated Press ended its daily list of service personnel returning from the European and Pacific theaters. More than 2,990,000 names were dispatched by telegraph and mail to over 400 newspapers and radio stations since the service began last July 20.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Press Association
Seamen Threaten Walkout Over Wage Discrepancies
A C. I. O. dominated maritime committee signals a walkout by seamen over wage levels. Harry Lundeberg of the Sailors Union and Pacific argues for parity with ashore workers as port wage talks loom.
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Washington
C.lo
Committee For Maritime Unity
Harry Lundeberg
A.B.L. Sailors Union of the Pacific
Tokyo Insect Spraying Targets Mosquitoes Across Kw Mes Area
The Fifth Air Forces began spraying the Sode square-mile Tokva area with PPT to reduce mosquitoes. The program will use 400,000 pounds of DDT and 1,900,000 gallons of oil to combat disease-carrying pests.
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Fifth Air Forces
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Bowdoin Sets Sail for Far North With MacMillan Party
The Bowdoin departs Boothbay Harbor on its 19th voyage to the Arctic under Donald MacMillan. The crew includes two women, scientists, and businessmen on four missions, including collecting the Kumlien Gull and charting seas. The voyage ends at Portsmouth New Hampshire if ice permits.
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Bowdoin
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Donald
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Elliot Roosevelt warns U S hunger after inflation drought
Elliot Roosevelt, son of the late President, argues inflation has caused hunger as government policy shifted from his father's advised rationing. He says his father would have opposed the veto plan and would have supported the United Nations.
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Fort Worth
Elliot Roosevelt
Ties
Roosevelt
Fase Emerson
Hoe
United Nations
Billott
Mrs Louise Carnegie Will Provides Over Two Million
In New York the will of Louise Whitefield Carnegie widow of Andrew Carnegie was filed in Surrogate's Court. It names as principal beneficiary her daughter Mrs. Carnegie Miller of Millbrook and allocates one million dollars to grandchildren Margaret Morrison Miller Joswell Miller III Barbara Miller Horell and Louise Carnegie Miller Thomson.
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INS
Louise Whitefield Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
Hse
Carnegie
Carnegie Miller
Millbrook
Hoover Sees Starvation Peril Ended
In Ottawa Herbert Hoover warns unless nations share food, mass starvation could persist. He cites three conditions to end the crisis and notes Canada will push a fresh incentive while predicting months of crisis still ahead.
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Ottawa
Herbert Hoover
United States
Canada
Mr. Hoover
China
Mackenzie King
Teacher Pay Boost Urged at Emergency Conference
At a national emergency conference on teacher preparation speakers urged raising salaries and improving career prospects to attract teachers. Mrs. L. W. Hayes of Arlington Tennessee called for material recognition including better living and working conditions. Dr. John R. Emens of Ball State Teachers College warned the postwar period faces a major crisis with projected teacher shortages next year.
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Muncie
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Ball State Teachers College
Man killed by lightning while herding cattle in Rockdale
Leon Angell aged 58 was struck by lightning on his Rockdale farm while tending cattle last night. He owned the property and his death is being investigated by local authorities. He leaves a widow and several children.
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Sydney
Leon Angell
Rockdale
Facts Sell A Better Job In Interview Sales Talk
The article shows Hanson A. using verifiable work facts to win a higher editor job. It emphasizes presenting measurable achievements such as a 32 percent rise in reader interest, 10 percent cost cuts, and overtime reductions to prove capability beyond praise.
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Thompson paper mill fire causes over ten thousand in damage
A waste paper fire at Thompson mill last night damaged the Limited Paper Board Co. for more than 10 900 dollars. Samuel Sodge, mill storekeeper, estimated the loss and noted the incident as a significant setback for the plant.
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Thompson
Linited Paper Board Co
Samuel Sodge
Mill Stover
Britain in line for 3.75 billion dollar loan to revive trade
Washington reports a loan to Britain aims to end wartime trade controls and joint US effort to restore freer world trade. Officials say failure would prolong Britain’s export slump and hinder American commerce as Britain shifts toward dollar liquidity and bloc-style trading.
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Congress
United States
Sterling Group
England
Praise Physicist's Self Sacrifice in Atomic Blast
Los Alamos scientists praised Dr. Louis B. Slotin for sacrificing himself to avert a possible fatal explosion during a May 21 critical assembly. He quickly separated the apparatus as a mass of fissionable material approached the critical point, halting a chain reaction that could have killed many. Seven assistants owed their lives to his action, with heat and a blue glow described as ionized air from radiation.
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Los Alamos
N. M
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Los Alamos Project
Louis B. Slotin
Manhattan Project
Enery
Markets Signal Strong Demand for Home-Grown Produce in Central NY
Central New York Regional Markets show active wholesale and retail demand. Strawberries crate 24 quarts mostly $10 to $13. asparagus strong though broccoli cauliflower endive squash softer. lettuce moving slowly. poultry and eggs firm with steady prices. Regional prices reflect New York output and national dairy and fruit receipts with varied fruit and vegetable offerings across crates and baskets.
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Iive
Farateas
State Department of Aggets
Og A.M. To & Alm
Mar
U S Defends China Policy Amid Soviet Japan Critique
US officials defended policy in China while charging Soviet Russia did not meet Potsdam surrender terms for Japan. Acting Secretary Acheson outlined progress repatriating about 1,000,000 Japanese soldiers in China and questioned remaining troops in Manchuria as the US weighs withdrawal of Marines.
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United States
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Potsdam
Japan
Dean Acheson
Orient
George Atcheson, Jr
Allied Council For Japan
Tokyo
Acheson
U. S
Manchuria
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VA Drops Priority on Rhoads Hospital Bid
The Veterans Administration withdrew the freeze on Rhoads Army Hospital in Utien, making a 4.677 million installation available for transfer. Syracuse University and others have expressed interest, as WA begins formal bid studies. The hospital houses 2,300 beds and SUU hopes to establish an extension college there.
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Veterans Administration
Rhoads Army Hospital
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Syracuse University
War Assets Administration
War Department
Syracusans Named Among Army Officers Sent by Truman
Syracuse residents appear on President Truman’s list of 9 800 regular Army officers nominated for Senate approval. The roster includes officers with ranks from second lieutenant to captain and spans locations such as Geneva Mohawk Auburn Syracuse Watertown Ithaca and Canton with units in infantry artillery ordnance and quartermaster corps. University or local ties appear across numerous entries.
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Overlook Rd
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William ‘S. Barrett
Odessa
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Neld Artillery
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Watertown
Guy A. Orsing
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Neilsen Ote
Ullea
Roger A. Hinwby
Annetta
Syras Couse
Prank
Ialryman
Donald Althouse
Ackerman
Mster E. Harlow
Genesee Utlen
John J. Dur
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Harald BE. Russell
Vitte
Canton
Martin Meuter
Judge Advocate Generals Department
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Senate Moves to Approve End-Year Spending Measures
Senate leaders seek quick passage of appropriations and fiscal year-end bills. Senator Wheeler of Montana urges a special committee inquiry into campaign expenditures. Senator Taylor of Idaho asks an elections panel to investigate Mississippi voting. House acts on conference reports for appropriations. Banking and Currency Committee considers Wagner Ellender Taft housing bill.
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Idaho
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