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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1949

Page

9

Atomic Isotopes Debate Rages Over War Potential

The Senate hearing reveals a split on exporting isotopes used in research. Strauss judges slight risk but Lilienthal notes dissent. the advisory committee unanimously rejects weapon use. Isotopes produced at Oak Ridge ship worldwide under strict use and progress reporting rules.

Strauss Oifter Commission Arguss Sweden Norway Lilienthal Russia Oak Ridge Tenn Finland A. Wilks Robertson

Man 87 and 9 Month Old Share Pipe Hobby in Seneca Falls

In Seneca Falls William G Cross, age 87, enjoys pipes with his great great grandson William Rectect Gluspie nine months old. The veteran recalls driving the first car in Seneca County in 1900 and once supervised Westcott-Rute Company.

Seneca William G. Cross William Gluspie Mr. Cross iRight Mr. Ross Seneca Falls Mrr Cross Seneca County Westcott-Rute Co

Senate voices push Lilienthal ouster or inquiry

Three Republican senators led by Wherry joined the clamor for David E. Lilienthal to resign as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission plus other Republicans. Some Democrats urged a full investigation of his atomic stewardship rather than immediate removal.

Robertson Senate Kenneth Wherty Neb Wherry tomic _ Energy. Commission Congress National Laboratory Senate’ ‘Appropriations Isidore Z .Edelman Boston Hospital Edelman David E. Lilienthal Atomic Energy Commission Lilienthal

Walter S. Rikel Dies in Auburn

Walter S. Rikel aged 69 of 11 William Street Auburn died early today. Born August 25 1879 in New Scotland Albany County he had lived in Auburn for 270 years. He worked for the Metcalf estate and most recently was a lab technician at Auburn City Hospital. Survived by two wives Mrs William R Wright and Mrs James A Garrett both of Auburn three nieces and two nephews. Services Thursday afternoon at Brew Funeral Chapel with burial in Fort Hill Cemetery.

Auburn Walter S. Rikel William St New Scotland Albany County Rikel Metcalf Auburn City Hospital New Scotland Presbyterian Church James A. Garrett Fort Hill Cemetery

Tractor turns, man dies in Perinton

Elmer H Berry age 65 died after a tractor rollover in Perinton near Rochester. Berry was manager at Elmer E Fairchild Farms and was injured fatally when the machine toppled onto him yesterday.

Rochester - GP Elmer. H. Berry Perinton Elmer .E. Fairchild

Danube Floods Cause Drownings and Property Loss

The Danube River floods in Vienna caused two drownings and extensive property damage amounting to thousands of dollars. Torrential rains swelled the river 12 feet above normal levels.

Vienna Ins Danube

Airlines receive 1948 safety awards for spotless record

The National Safety Council awarded 48 safety honors to 27 U S domestic and overseas carriers for 1948 noting more than four billion passenger miles flown without a fatality. American Airlines led with a record 2,933,272,000 passenger miles since its last fatal accident in December 1946.

Chicago National Safety Council American Airlines

Morgenthau Sr Left Estate Worth 1.46 Million

Henry Morgenthau Sr former ambassador to Turkey died in 1946 at age 90 leaving an estate valued at 1,458,855 dollars according to an estate tax appraisal.

New York Henry Morgenthau Turkey Amet

World News Summary on German Unification and Japan Treaty Talks

Western Germany moves toward unification by extending the Bonn constitution as a Western zones plan. Russian Foreign Minister Vishinsky hints at a future four-power conference and Japan peace talks. The Four Ministers study the Japan treaty base and Austria talks push toward an independent pact with deputies to report by June 1.

iGermany Bonn Terdgau Fiussi Sulpor Srom Haid Beleve Visninsay Argeh Bar Mildiv Sxesterdax Germany Tass Coun China Shoul Japan Moscow George Marshall Acheson U.S Australia India Vishinsky Russia Paris Austria Achesuh London

Velora promises quick wrinkle vanish before events

A cosmetic pitch touts Velora as a fast acting cream to reduce wrinkles and crow’s feet in minutes with a warming sensation. It claims immediate improvement, urges use twice daily, and offers a money back guarantee if not delighted.

der Bros

Prosecution Rests in Murder Trial

The prosecution rested its case against Richard Harve and Lawrence ifilizood, teenaged cousins accused of the murder in Hudson. The defense proceedings and trial status were not fully disclosed in the report.

Hudson Prosecu Richard Harve Lawrence Ifilizood Ruttell Hudson Busi

New Yorker Nominated Superintendent for U S Assay Office

President Truman nominated James J. Andrews of New York to be superintendent of the U S Assay Office in New York City. The nomination was announced today in Washington.

Washington James J. Andrews New York Truman U. S. Assay New York City

Cow Killed In Collision Near Five Points Road

A car driven by Edward Rickard with family passengers struck two Holstein cows near the Waterloo Five Points area late Sunday night. One cow died, the other was injured, and the car sustained heavy damage. The dead cow valued at 173 dollars. the survivor received veterinary care.

Waterloo Edgar Hulty Five Points Rd Rickard

Women Veterans Rights talk set for tomorrow

Miss Miller a World War I nurse and Auburn City Hospital School of Nursing graduate will speak on Women Veterans Rights at the American Legion Post home in Rochester. She serves with the Bionice County Veterans Repatriation Agency.

Mer Sericerome iWomen Veterans Rights POL

Woman Cabdriver Attacked. Police Seek Suspect

SWIN CHESTER Tenn 427 A three state search was on today for a man who raped and robbed a woman cab driver near here. Sheriff Ferris said the victim Ting 36 was beaten and left unconscious yesterday on a road about 29 miles from town as authorities pursued leads.

Swinchester Tenn Hesian Farris Ting iFerris

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