Truman May Start Counterattacks in Talks and Speeches
Washington reports President Truman may shift to an offensive stance against critics. Acheson’s Senate testimony drew mild praise, while McCarthy and MacArthur inquiries have faded from public focus. A cross-country trip after Congress adjourns could heighten direct appeal to voters.
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Marlow
Truman
James Marlow
Washington
T Willlhas
MacArthur
Howie
Remaka
Congresa
Jeus
McCarthy
Wisconsin
State Department
Acheson
Congress
Congressional
Killed On First Day On His New Job
Janes Edward Lowe, 22, an Eagleville native and Vanderbilt University graduate, was killed while helping rewire a house in Nolensville. The accident occurred less than 16 hours after his graduation when a power drill shorted causing electric shock during work for electrical contractor James Neely of College Grove.
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Nolensville
Tenn
Janes Edward Lowe
Vanderbilt University
Lowe
James Neely
College Grove
Eagleville, Tenn
Clear Spring Class Ends Work With Field Trip Tour
Members of 10 A at Clear Spring High School toured major Washington sites including the Smithsonian Institution and the Capitol during their annual biology year-end trip. Students and faculty chaperons organized by committees, with PTA honored guest Mrs. Guy Suffecool.
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Clear Spring High School
Washington
Zoo
Smithsonian Institution
Botanical Gardens
Medical Museum
Capitol
Washington Monument
White House
National Cathedral
Ronald Shank
Marie Horsman
Louise Bleyer
Donald Yeakle
Charles Clopper
Eric Tritch
Posey Murray
Donald Lucas
Jane Suttecool
Doris Gossard
John Canfield
Nellie Buchanan
Donald C. Haugh
Herbert C. Logsdon
Robert Shank
Stewart Bowman
PTA
Guy Suffecool
Clear Spring
Uiis
FCC affirms CBS color as only approved method for sale
The FCC stated CBS color remains the sole approved method for commercial use and may begin with the high court mandate around June 23. Experimental stations could obtain permits to test other color systems. no limit on color broadcasting hours.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Columbia Broadcasting System
Commission
Supreme Court
CBS Color
Radio Corporation of America
CBS
Hedy Lamarr Weds Again Fourth Time in Private Ceremony
Hedy Lamarr, 35, married Ernest Ted Stauffer 42, in a late ceremony at the home of Superior Judge Stanley Nosh in West Los Angeles. The couple, who abstained from a license earlier, plan a Carmel honeymoon and may retire Lamarr from films. witnesses included William Tollingsworth and the Israels. Lamarr’s prior spouses were Frit Mandi and Gene Markey.
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Los Angeles
Hedy Lamarr
Ernest
Ted) Stauffer
Tollywood
Stanley Nosh
Stauffer
John Loader
Faith Domergue
Santa Monica
Acapulco
Mexico
Lamarri
Carmel
Calif
the Lactress
William Israeli
Israel
Miss Lamarr
Frit Mandi
Gene Markey
Paradise and Change Challenge Human Survival Says AMA Expert
Drs. R. R. Spencer and M. B. Mel rey report at the AMA meeting that turmoil tests humanity while organisms adapt. Paramecia and bacteria show that change may fuel progress, not doom, with resilience seen in heated or disturbed conditions. A note credits Leonard Norcross of Dixfield, Me, with an invention patent for a diving unit in 18394.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Atlantic City
N. 2
American Medical Association
R. R. Spencer
M. B. Melrey
National Cancer Institute
Bethesda
Spencer
Dr. Spencer
Br. Spencer
Leonard Norcross
Dixfield, Me
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ABC Factory
W. Franklin Street
Hill Air Force Base
Utah
Fill Air Force Base
Plumherp
Lewistown
American Visease Corp
McKelgin
Takoma Park
Potomac Conference of Seventh Day Adventists Today
Gov
Theodore R. McKeldin
Maryland
Manaimo
B.C
Ile
Harry Freeman
Freeman
Rae
Hill’s
Toy & Novelty Store
Merseomey Céad
Mercurys
Mercury
Baltimore Street
Miles
Antietam Motors, Inc
Sales and Service
Hagerstown, Md
Ed Sullivan
WTGP
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