Ten Survivors for a Atomic Cave Noah's Ark
A columnist cites Lester Dill's plan to fund a Ozark atom refuge and lists ten Americans and four animals to seed a post apocalyptic civilization. Dill's picks include Gypsy Rose Lee Tallulah Bankhead Burl Ives and a child plus a minister and wife a farmboy and his girl. The group aims to found a new civilization with music as a care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Lester Dill
Meramec
Stanton, Mo
Dil
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ozark Atom
Dill
Frances
Gypsy Rose Lee
Thomas Hart Betton
Tallulah Bankhead
Burl Ives
Oswald Jacoby
Jacoby
Miss Lee
Froivces
Democrats Set State Meeting in Raleigh May 2004
Democrats in Raleigh plan state convention on May 1 with precinct meetings on April 29 and county conventions on May 6. The Democratic State Executive Committee met briefly, confirming quorum and naming replacements for two committee seats. Governor Scott and Mrs. D. A. McCormick attended, and National Committeeman Jonathan Daniels reported over 9,500 raised for Jordan via Jefferson-Jackson Day dinners, with proceeds exceeding last year’s by 2,300 and the DNC receiving 19.6% of this year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Democratic State Executive Committee
C. Everett Jonian
Saxapahar
Scott
D. A. McCormick
McDonald
Jonathan Daniels
Jordan
Democratic National Committee
W. BB. i
Durham
U.S
Don Fiessman
R. HL Sikes
HO Gearad
Weverd
C.D. Stevenson
Truman Tax Estimate Slashed Acheson Leads Cold War Drive
Secretary of State Acheson urged a total diplomacy campaign to curb Soviet expansion. He called for a voluntary national effort by Congress, executive agencies, business, agriculture, press and the public to strengthen democratic ideals and meet Soviet threats. The outline was presented in a reconstructed speech approved by Acheson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Acheson
Congress
Business, Agriculture
The
Press
Rario
United States
Advertising Council
Francis Russell
State Department
Soviet Union
Greece
Turkey
Weather forecast for Carolinas and North Carolina
Extended forecast shows increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures in the Carolinas. Rain likely afternoon into tonight with warmer Friday night and cooler days later. Precipitation expected around one-quarter to one-half inch, with showers Saturday Sunday and again Tuesday or Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cargina
Carolinas
Andli
Three Soviet Deputy Premiers Seek Peace Policy
Three members of the Soviet Politburo Georgi Malenkov Lavrenti Beria and Andrei Andreev campaign across the union for peace as a central national election objective. Malenkov in Moscow lauds readiness to join sincere efforts to avert new war Beria in Tiflis notes rising anti Soviet voices in US and Britain Andreev speaks in his constituency reemphasizing peaceful policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Georgi M. Malenkov
Lavrenti P. Beria
Andrei A. Andreev
Malenkov
Beria
Tiflis
United States
Britain
Amireyev
McCarthy presses spy ring claims at Senate inquiry
Senator McCarthy reports progress on cases accusing a Communist spy ring in the State Department. The Foreign Relations subcommittee plans to reconvene Monday after debate over interruptions. Dorothy Kenyon is invited to a public hearing to reply to McCarthy’s charges. Dow Jones notes Phillip C. Jessup is listed as an unusual sponsor of subversive groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
March
McCarthy
R- WI
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations
Mihtfail Morday
Vnar
Dorothy Kenyon
Wisconsin
Phillip C. Jessup
Jesup
More Scientists Needed in H-Bomb Worries
Washington March 1 The hydrogen bomb program faces a major challenge in securing scientists, especially foreigners, to join the effort. Debates focus on safeguards after the Fuchs spy case, scale of development, training balance between universities and industry, and potential Britain deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fuchs
Britain
Atomic Energy
Iag
Senate
House Atomic Committee
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Budapest
Lkely
Ikely
Charles L. Critchfield
University of Minnesota
J. A Wheeler
Princeton
Ameritate Industries
Teller
Pertink
Rent Control Issue Unsettled in Senate Vote
Washington March 10 The Senate approved funds to administer rent costs until June 20 when current rent controls expire and considered extending controls. The measure earmarked 1.4 million for expediter Tighe Woods and 200,600 for shop closure planning as Congress weighs continuation or termination of rent controls. The overall 1950 fiscal year bill totals 143,720,500, surpassing House figures by 26,244,050. Senate action tied to terminal leave pay and related appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Tighe Woods
Wein
Congress
House
Senate Fronomy
EMI
Romamutres
Wosats
Lin
Teachers Told to Push Fight for Education
Raleigh March 10 Four divisional meetings and many departmental sessions kept Tar Heel teachers busy as the North Carolina Education Association convention entered its second day. Governor Scott urged delegates to back education, opposing moves to weaken public schools and urging them to send education supporters to the next legislature. About 3,500 delegates planned panel discussions, speaker talks, and officer elections. Resolutions sought higher teacher pay, longer school years, and governors funding outlines. Scott noted public schools receive over 100 million dollars annually and average teacher salaries around 2400 dollars with about 22 pupils per teacher, saying this has added 1,400 teachers to the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Tar Heel
North Carolina Education Association
Scott
Lasight
Beneval Assembly Friends of Exhucation
North Carona
Calal Ty
North Carolina
Limit Proposed On New Levies
Washington March 10. Democratic tax writers appear to favor gradual levy changes over wide cuts. Truman proposals include cutting excises by about 655 million while raising roughly 1 billion through closing loopholes and new levies on corporations inheritances and large gifts. House Democrats may try to offset losses with higher collections elsewhere, possibly by expanding excise reductions and adding a 10 percent tax on television sets. Some push for a flat 40 percent withholding on corporate dividends to raise about 150 million, creditable to individual taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Treasury
Yeassenger
Local Weather Summary Shows Rainfall and Temperatures
A brief weather note reports yesterday's high and tonight's low with a noon today reading. It records March rainfall at six hundredths of an inch, totaling about four tenths of an inch for the period, with a deficit of three and a half inches.
Triplets Born In Three Consecutive Days At Jonesville Clinic
Mrs. Leslia Hardie, 36, mother of seven, gave birth to triplets over three consecutive days at Dr. N. G. Nasir’s clinic in Jonesville. The first a five pound boy born Tuesday at 5 00 am, the second a six pound girl born Wednesday, and a seven pound girl born yesterday at 12 15 pm. All three babies are reported healthy and normal. The father, 35, was upset by the unusual sequence and differing birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonesville
Las Match
Leslia Hardie
Labour government survives first parliamentary test
In London the Labour government avoids defeat by a 4 vote margin 310 to 206 on a Conservative motion opposing the nationalization of iron and steel. A loss could have toppled Attlee’s administration weeks into its second term, signaling fresh political instability ahead of a crucial vote Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Attlee
Doctor Cleared Of Slaying Mercy Patient In Court Acquittal
Dr Hermann N Sander was quickly acquitted by a Hillsburn county jury in the mercy death case of a cancer patient. A cheering crowd welcomed him home as he left court with his wife. Supporters hailed the verdict as a landmark and noted his long practice and concern for patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candia
Hermann N. Sander
Cinter
Hillsburn
Witte
Herm
County Court
Manchester
Arly
Sanders
Lows
Wyman
Sander
Abbie Borroto
Fran
Borroto
Dr. Sander
Borrota
Fas Mertare
Elise
Ejlie
Ex- Presa
Marvard
Borreto
Ayr Heechent
Richard F. Ford
Harvard Medical School
Renal Medicine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hal Boyle
Shelby
N. C
J. E. Parker
Everett Parker
Jolena
Parker
Speed
Klaus Fuchs
England
Blonday
Hermann Sander
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!