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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1951

Page

20

Marlow On How It Feels To Be An American Communist

James Marlow discusses the fear and consequences for those who break with a Communist party, citing purges in Czechoslovakia and other regimes. He warns that dissent invites severe consequences and questions if deviation will be tolerated in the future.

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Salerno Reunion Sparks Wedding Plans in Local Romance

Fortin of New Bedford Mass and Ana Porone are reuniting after years apart. The couple, long kept in romantic correspondence, plan to marry now that Fortin has returned to Salerno.

Vewan Salerty Theo George Fortin New Fearford Mass Anka Fporone Peredit Ana Jin Salerno Fortin Anna Welling Plana

Brown University Founding Rank in American Colleges

Brown University at Providence is described as the seventh of nine colonists founded in America before the Revolution, highlighting its early establishment and placement among colonial institutions.

Brown University Providence Roo America

Space ships powered by wind from atomic particles

A high misread article describes using atmospheric wind from atomic particle streams to drive interplanetary space electrodes. It cites Prof Oberth proposing devices that generate electrical current and a candle test showing wind blows out a flame when charged.

Oberth Prof Oherth

Space ship of light weight could fly for years in space

The article discusses Oberth's concept of a sail like ship driven by particle thrust and solar generated electricity in zero gravity. It notes limitations of Earth launch, use of sun heat mirrors, and the idea of building parts in space from satellites. It also mentions Nebraska's underground water at 40 degrees as an unrelated detail.

Earth Wac Hachting Akeef New Mexico Oberth Cherth

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