Atomic Submarine Keel To Be Laid Saturday
Chicago Milwau kee St Paul and Pacific Railroad to order 10 full length sky top lounge cars from Pullman Standard. President John P. Kiley said the dome cars will seat 68 in foam seats with curved glass views and a lower dining lounge for 28. Denmark shifts drug markets to the United States and Canada.
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Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
John P. Kiley
Pullman Standard Company
Kiley
Truman to autograph hull plates of Nautilus ceremony
In Groton Connecticut President Truman will autograph the hull plates during the keel laying of the 40 million dollar U S S Nautilus the first atomic powered submarine. He will give a 20 minute broadcast about sea strength as witnesses include General Dynamics President John Hopkins and Atomic Energy Commission Chairman Gordon Dean.
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Groton
Conn
U.S.S
Thames River
Submarine Force
U.S. Atlantic Fleet
Truman
H.S.T
Theodore A. Risch
General Dynamics Corporation
John J. Hopkins
Atomic Energy Commission
Gordon Dean
Navy
Sec
Television cameras stream live surgery as AMA event draws viewers
A public television broadcast shows a stomach operation from Wesley Memorial Hospital in Chicago as a nationwide audience watches for the first time. AMA convention attendees, including Dr. Louis Hopewell Bauer of Hempstead, N. Y., hear predictions about a choice between socialism and Americanism in the coming national election.
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Chicago
Wesley Memorial Hospital
American Medical Association
Association
Louis Hopewell Bauer
Hempstead
N. Y
U. S. Army Medical Corps
Journal of Aviation Medicine
International
Atomic submarine Nautilus: two more years to completion
President plans noon radio address as Navy details the Nautilus progress. Only the hull is complete now with power plant and launch two years away, possibly followed by a second atomic sister ship. Engines at Arco Idaho and West Milton New York are under construction. Nautilus touted for high underwater speed and extended submerged cruising.
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Dan A. Kimball
Westinghouse Electric Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Arco, Ida
General Electric Co
West Milton
N.Y
Kimball
Wakeman Willing Workers Meet and Upcoming Picnic
Wakeman Willing Workers met at Miss Rosalyn Hooker's home with work books distributed and dues set at five cents per meeting. An announcement promoted the County 4-H picnic at Conger's Grove, North Fairfield, on June 25. Rosal ie Robinson demonstrated hemming a towel and Frances Robinson showed threading a needle. The group will next meet with Sandra Gerber. A surprise bridal shower for Madeline Perkins was hosted by Mrs. Charles Bartow with games and gifts. Pastor Houldsworth received a Master’s Degree in Sacred Theology at Oberlin. Caroline Green was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Ralph Bechstein in Florence. Elton Haker and wife welcomed a son weighing over eight pounds Tuesday.
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Rosalyn Hooker
Conger’s Grove
Fairfield
Rosalie Robinson
Frances Robinson
Sandra Gerber
Madeline Perkins
Charles Bartow
Otto Robinson
Peter Motolic
John Rollins
Raymond Perkins
Everett Perkins
Mable Stively
William Klein
Barbara Bailey
Lila Hoyt
Twila Klein
Wanda Reigle
John Hurst
Annie Eaves
Howard F. Houldsworth
Oberlin Seminary
Caroline Green
Ralph Bechstein
Florence
Caroline
Elton Haker
Chest X-ray Programs Aid Fight On TB
Mass chest X-ray programs show positive value in combating tuberculosis according to Dr. Robert J. Anderson of Washington. He is medical director and chief of the division of chronic disease and tuberculosis with the U S Public Health Service and wrote on the program in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Chicago
U. S. Public Health Service
Robert J. Anderson
Washington
Journal of the American Medical Acenni Inetan
Chest X Ray Surveys Aid Public Health
A U S Public Health Service effort over four years conducted 14 community chest X ray surveys, screening over 5 500 000 people aged 13 or older for chest diseases including tumors cancer and heart and blood vessel abnormalities. The program involved Paris France and 20 000 000 workers aiding in the discovery of chest health patterns.
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U. S. Public Health Service
Sroom
Anderson
France
Paris
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