Baruch Calls for UN Pact to Punish Atomic Violations
Bernard Baruch urged the United Nations to enforce penalties for breaking atomic energy pledges, warning that veto power among the five permanent members could shield violators. He argued for robust control of weapons and even the possibility of curbing other mass destruction arms to deter war.
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United Kingdom
China
France
United States
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Baruch urges international atomic authority to secure peace
The grey statesman argues for a global body to oversee atomic energy starting with raw material, licensing, and research duties. He calls for managerial control, inspections, and sanctions, plus a leadership role for the authority in world knowledge to deter misuse and ensure security.
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International Atomic Development Authority
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Ins
Grey Statesman
Council
Spuds Thrive In Cistern Trash
A patch of potatoes grows in Mrs. H. J. Dick's backyard cistern at 601 Frederick Street amid tin cans paper and trash. She notes years of dumping rubbish there and this spring planted potatoes with leftovers tossed in the cistern sprouting roots. Estimates on 1945 watch wood flooring show 1 039 million board feet.
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H. J. Dick
Frederick Street
U. S
Veto Threats Mount Over Senate OPA Debate
Senate and House stalls over price controls trigger veto warnings from Bowles and Porter. Leaders pledge to push Truman to veto the rival bills as conferees seek a compromise before an end of price controls deadline. Barkley urges a workable measure to avert June 30 sunset.
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Senate House Committee
Truman
Bowles
OPA
Porter
Senate
Bowies
Senate House
Barkley
Truman Seeks Settlement as Maritime Crisis Persists
President Truman said conciliators from the Labor Department did all they could to stall and mislead in the maritime dispute. Edgar L. Warren, chief conciliator, doubted a 2 pm signing could occur but the meeting was set to resolve wages, hours, and operator staffing in a CMU backed plan amid ongoing shipboard walkouts.
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Edgar L. Warren
Pacific
Atlantic
Gulf Seaports
CIO
Joseph Selly
CMU
Joseph Curran
CIO National Maritime Union
Atomic Ovens Turn From Bombs To Peaceful Science
The Army's Manhattan Engineer District will widely distribute radioactive by products from Oak Ridge ovens to hospitals, universities, and labs within the United States. Institutions can receive small quantities for research in physics chemistry metallurgy and medicine at a reasonable charge. Production remains limited but aims for large scale availability, with about 100 radioisotopes created in the uranium chain reactor.
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Associated Presse
Oak Ridge, Tenn
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Manhattan
Armmy
United States
War Department
Manhattan’ ‘Engineer District
Oak Ridge
Proclamation By Umberto Seen As Plot To Return Crown Oath
Umberto supporters allege a plan to restore loyalty oaths to the crown while not pledging loyalty to the nation. Gen Anolfo Infante says Umberto may claim kingship until a Supreme Court ruling on monarchist fraud charges next June 18. Adm Ellery Stone refutes reports of Allied pressure. The king left Ciampino amid calm scenes. no demonstrations followed. The article ends noting a definition of a drigzie as a small uniform droplet.
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Umberto
Supreme Court
Infante
Adm
Ellery E. Stone
Italy
Rome
Ciampino Airfield
Confidence in Christianity prompts sermon at Hood College
Frederick Md June 14 The Rev Fred D Eyster of Christ Church Hagerstown urged ministers to gain stronger faith that Christian faith can overcome the world He warned they must not preach without belief and said faith has dynamite power when used rightly Also Dr Scott R Wagner of Hagerstown cited a denomination recommendation for higher minister salaries, notably in rural and small-town churches.
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Scott R. Wagner
Hagers
General Council of Denomination
U S Prepared To Train Big Chinese Army
United States officials outline a plan to assign land sea and air advisers to Chiang Kai-Shek 务 government and to the Communist forces. General Marshall aims for 60 divisions with American trained units on both sides to support a strong unified China.
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Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Marshall
United States
Mararshall
Denies Ever Alone In Negro's Room
Annapolis June 14 Mrs Margaret A Lima wife of a Naval Academy bandsman testified at a Navy general court martial that she was never alone in the room of Chief Steward Walter W Rollins a West Indian Negro Rollins is on trial before a seven officer panel on adultery with a white woman second morals offense embezzlement theft and misconduct Lima identified in earlier testimony as among five people at a party in Rollins quarters at the North Severn Officers Club in the early hours of February 10.
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Annapolis
Margaret A. Lima
U. S. Naval Academy
Navy
Walter W. Rollins
Rollins
North Severn
Lina
Yacht Zona Sinks En Route From Newport Race
Bermuda report says Zona, a Bermuda yacht, sank in mid Atlantic after leaving Hamilton Harbor for the Newport to Bermuda postwar race. Six crew members were rescued by the Joshua B. Lippencott bound for Baltimore. Parrots may live to the age of.
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Bermuda
Zona
Hamilton Harbor
Newport
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T. M. Dill
Joshua B. Lippencott
Baltimore
Fire Tragedy After Porch Incident Claims Child
A child named Gloria died after a porch fire caused by unknown matches. The incident occurred as her mother left her on the porch with a kitten. Gloria, found by neighbors, suffered severe burns and died at Washington County Hospital.
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Gloria
Washington County Hospital
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