Reds Who Stole Atomic Data Weren't Prosecuted
A 1940s espionage expose details Soviet and other communist efforts to steal U S atomic energy and A bomb secrets before and during World War II. It cites 1942 1945 thefts including uranium oxide nitrate and heavy water, documents a key figure Arthur Alexandrovich, and notes limited prosecutions despite House committee findings.
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U.S
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Manhattan
Canada
Montana
U.S.S.R
Arthur Alexandrovich
Canadian Premier Louis St Laurent Meets Truman in Washington
Canadian Prime Minister Louis St Laurent is hosted by President Truman for a two day visit in Washington. Talks planned on Newfoundland bases, North Atlantic security pact, and Canada gaining a voice in base operations. Newfoundland becomes a Canadian province March 31 and joint control of bases is sought.
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Washington
Truman
Louis St. Laurent
St. Laurent
Dean Acheson
Mr. Truman
Blair House
House of Commons
U.S. Tests Cold Facts to Win Norwegian Pact
The United States presents its "cold facts" to Norway to persuade Oslo to join a western Atlantic defense alliance. Norwegian Foreign Minister Harvard Lange, after five days in Washington, returns to Oslo with Washington's view on defending Scandinavia from possible Soviet attack. Lange will travel to London for talks with Bevin before Norway responds to Moscow's non aggression treaty bid.
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Harvard Lange
Lange
Oslo
Acheson
Scandinavia
New York
London
Bevin
Europe
Norway
Russia
Moscow
United Nations
Reds Bar Moscow Ban on Mercy Food to Berlin Children
Western Berlin borders were closed to mercy food shipments for underfed children by the Swedish Red Cross and other agencies. William Babcock said the ban affected four sectors and that permits would be issued for food to children in Soviet zones. Air life space was allocated to Swedish Red Cross and its companion agency, while reports of Polish mediation were denied.
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Berlin
Red Cross
William T. Babcock
Babcock
Alexei Jelisarov
DPD
der Tag
Lucius D. Clay
Exposes War Intentions in Izvestia Attack on U S Peace Bid
Izvestia accuses the United States of pursuing a new war by rejecting Premier Stalin’s peace proposal. The article says ruling circles in the Anglo American bloc avoid any agreement with the Soviet Union to justify their aggressive policy and rally public support.
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Moscow
Izvestia
United States
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Three ships collide at New Orleans docks
Three ships collided on the Mississippi River at New Orleans last night. The Coast Guard reported the Rochelle Trails with a large hole amidships and said efforts were underway to beach or dry dock her. No loss of life reported. Meldrum and Alcoa Pioneer suffered minor damage as the vessels drifted downstream and were secured.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Coast Guard
John W. Meldrum
Alcoa Pioneer
New Rochelle
Ernie Pyle Memorial Highway Bill Advances in Indiana
Indiana lawmakers move to honor writer Ernie Pyle by designating U S Route 36 as Ernie Pyle Memorial Highway. The House approved the resolution 69 to 0 after Senate passage, awaiting Governor Henry Schr ieker's signature.
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Indianapolis
U.S. Route No. 36
Indiana
Ernie Pyle
Varieties at Vail Lakeview Greenhouse Sale
African violets seven varieties and misc plants including hyacinths azaleas and daffodils offered at Vail Lakeview Greenhouse located 12th at Meyers Lake with contact 35825 ad for details.
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Vail
Lakeview
Vatican widens excommunication in Mindszenty case
The Vatican broadened excommunication to include those involved in the Mindszenty trial and Hungarian government members. Pope Pius XII urged worldwide prayer and issued an exhortation authorizing two masses on Passion Sunday to condemn anti religious campaigns and sins of atheism.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Sacred Consistorial Congregation
Cardinal Mindszenty
College of Cardinals
Mindszenty
Smog Survey Plans Mapped for Canton Project
Canton's smoke survey will be conducted by seven experts from the Coal Producers Committee for Smoke Abatement led by H. B. Lammers. The team, arriving February 21 for a week starting February 22, will inspect heat ing plants and advise improvements. Anthony J. Russo supplied a list of 50 candidate buildings to Mr. Vogele. The survey begins with a meeting between the local committee and the Chamber of Commerce smoke abatement group.
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Canton
Coal Producers Committee
Jack Vogele
H. B. Lammers
Vogele
Mr. Vogele
Anthony J. Russo
Citizens Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Special weekend dairy offers and candy hearts
Globe Dairy at 4029 E Tucson advertises ice cream any flavor for 1.50 per gallon and eggs 55 cents a dozen. The Malted Milk Shop at 131 E Tucson promotes a Valentine candy heart display as the most attractive in town.
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Sat
Sun
Globe Dairy
E.tusc
Heavy Safe Burglary at Brockman Shoe Store
Burglars pried open a rear door at the Brockman shoe store at 521 Market area and stole a heavy safe containing $1,200 in cash and checks. Det. Capt. William D. Harrison said the thieves likely removed the safe by car. the break in was discovered this morning.
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Brockman Shoe
521 Market Area
William D. Harrison
Harrison
Brown resigns as Navy air secretary in White House action
The White House announced the resignation of John Nicholas Brown from the post of assistant secretary of the Navy for air. Dan A. Kimball of Aerojet Engineering Corp. was named successor. John E. Koehler of Bethesda Md was appointed assistant secretary, succeeding Mark Edward Andrews who had resigned.
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Washington
INS
White House
John Nicholas Brown
Dan A. Kimball
Aerojet Engineering Corp
California
Brown
John E. Koehler
Bethesda
Navy Department
Navy
Koehler
Mark Edward Andrews
Eisenhower Named New Chairman of Joint Chiefs
Gen Dwight D Eisenhower is tapped to lead the Joint Chiefs of Staff in a temporary post after leaving Columbia University. His return aims to curb air force and navy disputes and shape peacetime military policy amid questions on Atlantic Europe focus and Pacific defense.
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Washington
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Navy
Air Force
Eisenhower
Columbia University
Leahy
Defense
Forrestal
William D. Leahy
Air
Hoyt Vandenberg
Louis E. Denfeld
Pentagon
Key West
Fla
Europe
Tokyo
Asia
Royals
Pacific Zone
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Royall
Hawaii
MacArthur
Far East
Joint Chiefs
Transit Strike Strangles Philadelphia Commute
Philadelphia faces a second day of a transit strike by 11 000 workers costing the city about 10 000 000 daily in losses. 3 200 000 riders depend on Philadelphia Transportation Co lines as unions and management seek mediation over wages and working conditions.
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Philadelphia
U. S
Philadelphia Transportation Co
Michael Quill
C.so.transport Workers Union
Andrew J. Kaelin
Kaelin
William J. MacReynolds
Plea Planned To Save Burson
James E. Kinnison attorney for John Ross Burson 33 plans to travel to Columbus today to seek a stay of execution. He will appeal the Fifth District Court of Appeals ruling affirming Burson's death sentence for first degree murder in the July slaying of Ellsworth Ruch Jr. 24. The Ohio Supreme Court judges in Columbus hold the power to grant a delay.
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James E. Kinnison
John Ross Burson
Columbus
Mr. Kinnison
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Burson
Ellsworth Ruch Jr
Ohio Supreme Court
Dominion Pop-Up Toaster Discount at Home Furniture
Special pricing cuts the Dominion pop-up toaster from 15.85 to 12.95 at Home Furniture. Limited time deal highlighted by the store as a bargain on small kitchen appliances.
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Dominion
Two Republicans Propose Taft Law Substitute
Senators Morse Oregon and Ives New York plan a labor bill without injunctions for national emergencies. They hope Taft will support a measure modeled on the 1947 bill creating emergency boards and a 30 day cooling off period, with Congress able to act if boards fail. Morse regrets backing the 80 day injunction in 1947.
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Washington
Morse
Oregon
Ives
New York
Taft
Ohio
Senate Labor Committee
Morse and Ives
Morse and
Morselves
Congress
Senator Ives
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Robert E. Stripling
House Un-American Activities Committee
Bob Considine
Justice Department
House Committee
Soviet Commission
Colorado
Adams
Samuel Novick
Electronics Corp. of America
Reds
Mercy
Swedish Red Cross
Nolin’s Creek
Hodgenville
Tom Lincoln
Nancy Hanks
Nancy
Eh Sos
Rin
Pius
Lammers
Louis Raven
Raven Distributing Co
Rex Ave
John N. Brown
Navy Air Secretary
Supreme Court
Ives and
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