Contract Awarded For First Atomic Submarine
Washington reports the United States has awarded Electric Boat Co. a 40 million dollar contract to build the first atomic submarine. Nuclear propulsion will allow long undersea missions without refueling, with prototype engines under development by AES, Westinghouse, and General Electric as companies race to perfect an onboard reactor for naval supremacy.
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Washington
Congress
Russia
United States
Navy
Electric Boat Co
Groton, Conn
Westinghouse Electric
Arco
Ida
General Electric
Schenectady
N. C
Notre Dame offers cadets chance to study cost over $100000 a year
Notre Dame accepted a donor's plan to admit up to 90 ousted West Point cadets, with room board and tuition estimated at 1300 to 1400 dollars per year per student. Two cadets voiced interest. one will investigate. Donor imposes no varsity sports for Notre Dame athletes.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
West Point
Notre Dame
Bill Rowekamp
Marietta, C
Army
Rowekamp
Phil Shockey
Pittsburgh
al Pollard
Los Angeles
Moose) Krause
New York
Penn State
William and Mary
Rotarians Hear State Senator Discuss Ohio Legislature
Elyria Rotary Club heard State Senator Charles A. Mosher discuss the Ohio General Assembly during a luncheon at the YMCA. Mosher lauded the 33 senators for ability and integrity, noted 12 to 15 hurdles per bill, and said over 1,000 bills were introduced last session. Ralph Winters, former senator and Public Utilities Commission appointee, will speak September 4 on Ohio turnpike plans.
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Charles A. Mosher
Oberlin
Elyria Rotary Club
Y.M.C
A. Mosher
Ohio
Mosher
Ralph Winters
Lodi
Public Utilities Commission of
Winters
Unemployment Benefits Report for Elyria July 1951
Unemployed workers in Elyria received 11825.00 in unemployment compensation under Ohio Law F P Dirlam manager of the local Bureau of Employment Compensation office said today. Of this amount 140.00 was independency allowances for claimants eligible for such payments. Payments during July 1950 amounted to 22114. The average weekly check in June was 22.79. Total benefits paid January through July 1951 in the Elyria local office were 87644.50, compared with 369339.50 for the same period in 1950.
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Elyria
Ohio
F. P. Dirlam
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation Office
Goodrich Sales Taxes Profits Rise Sharply
New York, B F Goodrich Co reports higher sales, taxes and profits for the first half of 1951 with a $0.50 quarterly dividend on common stock and $1.25 on preferred stock. Net income rises to $16,176,202 ($3.79/share) on six months ending June 30, 1951, from $12,427,793 ($2.92/share) a year earlier. consolidated sales reach $322,175,790, up 39.1 percent.
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New York
B. F. Goodrich Co
Goodrich
JMR
B. F. Goodrich
Pigs Birth 25 Piglets in Kenton Farm Sow Litter
A red Duroc sow owned by Jim Midgett at Kenton Tennessee farrowed a litter of 25 piglets in a single litter marking a notable swine birth on the farm.
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Kenton, Tenn
Jim Midgett
MacArthur Talks Likely Not At Jap Peace Pact Meeting
General MacArthur states he has received no invitation to address the San Francisco peace conference on Japan. He would only speak if the conference invites him, a move not seen as likely by observers. US officials expect 40 of 51 invited nations to sign the treaty, with Russia and allied states unlikely to join. Czechoslovakia confirms attendance as talks on Korea, Formosa, and Red China proceed.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Japan
United States
San Francisco
MacArthur
Dulles
Gen
Truman
John Foster Dutles
Russia
U. S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
India
Indonesia
Burma
Egypt
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Yugoslavia
Pacific
Andrei A. Gromyko
Formosa
Red China
United States Plans Counter Moves On Japanese Treaty
The United States intends to push the signing of the Japanese peace treaty on September 8 despite Soviet pressure. Soviet threats of a third world war could be raised if the deal is approved, with Gromyko offering such warnings. Charles E. Bohien, a leading State Department Soviet specialist, will join the American delegation to craft counter strategies with other top experts.
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United Nations
Gromyko
United States
Charles E. Bohien
State Department
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Predrick R. Lenzer
T.hw
Younberd
Audt
Wakeman
Myron Knott
Clair McMillen
Frances Bera
Bellflower
Cal
Detroit
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Dorothy Gaines
Quincy Street
Springfield
Massachusetts
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
Cage
Harold L. Gaines
Falip M. Thomas
Broadway
Lorain
Diorce
Roland Forcter
Pisintiff
Flaintiff
Basi! Dlama
C.T
Watts Seis Br
Grafton
Es.t
Elm Street
E Graftonings and Banking Company
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Mersin Squire, Sanders & Mpsey
Cleveland
Donald C
Ares
Paul Carbin
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Smooth Boy
Bostonian - JR
Hockmeyer
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