Atomic salvation uranium mines aid Navajos at work
Uranium destined for atomic bombs is helping relieve Navajo poverty on the reservation in Arizona. The mines provide jobs and royalties for tribal coffers, aiding development of the primitive land, with no end in sight.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Ariz.p
Ribal
Gouldling
Monument
United States
Mexican Hat
Utah
Vanadium Corp. of America
Monument No. 2
Climax Uranium iCo
Win Vienne
Goulding
Spride
Cato
Lukachukai
Carrizo Mountains
Climax Co
Toyauy
Wife of Captain Kurt Carlsen declines many offers in wake of Enterprise saga
Mrs. Kurt Carlsen, wife of the Fly ing Enterprise captain, says she and her husband refused most of about 200000 in offers to advertise with his name. She notes he is happiest at sea and hopes for his return from Le Havre aboard Flying Enterprise II. The family, including daughters Sonja and Karen, await his homecoming amid a flurry of publicity and rumors.
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Woodbridge
N. J
Nana
Kurt Carlsen
Yemdae
Umcot
Saylain
Karen
Sonja
Japan marks sovereignty with cautious independence mood
Tokyo observes almost a month of full sovereignty with a wait and see stance across government labor and industry. Army MPs patrol streets while Prime Minister Yoshida urges a responsible independent spirit as nationwide debate is anticipated in fall after the Diet dissolution.
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Tokyo
Xana
Imperial Hotel
Foreign Ministry
Times
Japan
M.p.s
Shigeru Yoshida
Yoshida
Moscow Says Eisenhower Will Win the U S Election
Moscow radio claims General Dwight D. Eisenhower will win the presidency with support from wealthy financiers led by Rockefeller Standard Oil and Winthrop Aldrich and ties to the Atlantic Pact. It asserts Eisenhower is backed by capitalists with large overseas investments and portrays him as a peace champion.
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Washington
Moscow
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Standard Oil
Winthrop Aldrich
Chase National Bank
Moscow Radio
U. S
Europe
Aecipa
New Times
Western
West Germany
Baby shower guest regrets after birth in Canon City
Mrs. Fred Reide sent regrets from the hospital that she could not attend a baby shower in her honor. She had given birth to a seven pound daughter at 1:10 AM.
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Canon City
Colo
Ins
Fred Reide
Evolution in Record Keeping From Cave Art to Wire Recorder
A historical survey traces humanity's drive to preserve time and energy through recording advances. From gestures and cave drawings to knotted cords and early scripts, cultures shared similar methods and symbols, with Columbus linked to rediscovering an old world of knowledge.
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Chicago
Webbster-Chicago Corporation
Orient
Columbus
Anti-Masons 1831 National Convention First In History
Washington readers learn how the Anti Masonic party sparked the first national nominating convention in 1831. The piece traces caucus politics, state conventions, and the rise of broad suffrage that pushed parties toward national gatherings. It notes Philadelphia 1830 and Baltimore 1831 as pivotal moments and cites over 100 delegates at the first presidential nominating convention.
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U. S
Anti-Masonic Party
New York
Thhrough
New York State
Philadelphia
Masonry
Baltimore
William Wirt
Henry Clay
Andrew Jackean
Werstil
Old Athenaeum
John Marshall
Gift Radios Boost Morale Across War Torn Greece
In Central Greece a field rep from the U S mission shows how American aid improves life in poor villages. Reclamation projects lift morale and food prospects while radios provide hope, sharing news and unity as villagers rebuild after German and guerrilla damage.
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Athens
Nana
Greece
ECA
Mutual Security Agency
U. S
Seld
Aithens
A More Representative Method of Selecting Presidential Candidates
The passage argues for a method more representative than the nominating convention while noting no immediate threat to the convention’s role. It discusses implications for how presidential candidates are chosen and the balance between evolving practices and traditional processes.
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William
Maryland
Amosithan
Ellmaker
Pennsylvania
Greece
U.S
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