Russia May Have Erred in Its Fuchs Dealings
Atomic scientists in London on June 14 speculated that Russia may have erred by questioning Dr. Klaus Fuchs. They argued that any question to a man of his knowledge could reveal the questioner’s understanding of atomic physics and hint at what Russia already knew or sought to learn. The analysts say U S investigators’ interviews may expose both Fuchs’ contacts and Russian progress.
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London
U.P
Russia
Klaus Fuchs
Fuchs
the Inquirer
United States Bureau of Investigation
McGrath Sues Times-Picayune Over Monopolistic Practices
Attorney General McGrath filed a civil anti-trust suit in U.S. district court at New Orleans against the Times-Picayune Publishing Co. and four officers for combining to restrain commerce in newspapers news and advertising and for unlawful advertiser contracts. The defendants include L. K. Nicholson president John F. Tims Jr. vice president Aubrey F. Murray advertising director and Donald W. Coleman circulation manager.
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Washington
McGrath
Times- Picayune Publishing Co
New Orleans
U. S. District Court
L. K. Nicholson
John F. Tims, Jr
Aubrey F. Murray
Donald W. Coleman
Ava Gardner Best Dressed Screen Actress Year
Ava Gardner edged Jane Russell for best tailored screen actress of the year. Fred Balletta of the Custom Tailors' Guild of America cited Gardner for dainty feminine curves and suits that flatter her figure, in New York on June 14.
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Ava Gardner
New York
U.P
Jane Russell
Miss Gardner
Jane
Fred Balletta
Custom Tailors’ Guild of America
Earthquake Shakes Southeast Tokyo No Damage Reported
A light quake struck the southeast part of Tokyo on Wednesday night. No damage or casualties were reported.
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Tokyo
U.P
Butte News in Brief Births and visits fill city roster
The city notes a series of births in St. James hospital including a son for the Sharp family and a daughter for the Powers couple and another son for the Dennehy family. Visitors arrive from Lima Deer Lodge Missoula Great Falls and other towns. A naval reserve meeting at Clark park is announced. Community events include a deanery meeting reservations and a free dance at Knights of Columbus hall along with Unity Truth Center services and Sunday school at the YMCA. Police seek Peter Harder in a six year missing-person case from Vancouver. The Carroll college honor roll correction and various short visits complete the day’s notes.
Small Atom Blast Not Yet Possible
Washington reports that atomic bombs remain city wreckers and cannot be used to knock out tanks or pill boxes. Experts say a small explosive device is still impossible without a hyper critical mass, with a pound of fissioned material yielding about 8000 tons of TNT.
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Washington
Smythe
Defense
Louis Johnson
J. Lawton Collins
Army
Frank C. Pace, Jr
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Robert E
Mother Confesses Killing Child in Hysteria
Denver police report 19-year-old Marian Scott confessed to killing her three month old son Steven Lee Scott in a fit of hysteria and panic. She said she seized the baby by the ankles and battered his head on the floor after crying and apartment troubles.
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Denver
Lee Raedel
Marian Scott
Steven Lee Scott
Scott
William Scott
Colorado School of Mines
Denver University
Raehel
Raedel
Chairmen of Montana AAUW Announced
GREAT FALLS June 14 State committee chairmen of the American Association of University Women were announced by Mrs. Leroy Stahl state president Appointments include Mrs Leo Smith Missoula education Mrs R R Renne Bozeman international relations Lois Thompson Glendive social studies Mrs Carl Turner Lewistown arts Mrs Lee Metcalf Helena status of women Alice Oliver Bozeman membership Mrs Henry Lohof Billings fellowship Mrs Otto B Nitz Havre program Mrs Melville Blackford Lewistown legislative program and
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Great Falls
American Association of University Women
Leroy Stahl
Leo Smith
Missoula
R. R. Renne
Bozeman
Lois Thompson
Glendive
Carl Turner
Lewistown
Lee Metcalf
Helena
Status of Women
Alice Oliver
Henry Lohof
Billings
Otto B. Nitz
Havre
Melville Blackford
French Plane Toll Believed to Be 46
Paris reports the probable death toll from Tuesday's Skymaster crash in the Persian Gulf at 46. Air France said 52 aboard the aircraft from Saigon to Paris, including eight crew, with four passengers and two crew rescued. search for survivors continued with little hope.
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Paris
U.P
Air France
Persian Gulf
Saigon
Gulf
Bahrein Island
Had Enough HAYES Pig Seeks Escape Drowns In Pond
In Hayes England on June 14 a pig named Bessie swam into a pond and drowned after her owner Robert Dulieu watched her newborn litter of ten piglets. He described the animal as having made up her mind to die.
City suits rise over slippery winter pavements damages
Rinehart, executive secretary of the research and development board, said Tuesday night they are working toward the goal. He did not give a progress report. Others estimate the job will take from two to five years. About 1,500 suits totaling some $28,000,000 are filed against New York City for injuries from slippery pavements in the winter of 1947-48.
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Rinehart
Research and Development Board
New York City
Buying Power of Average American to Double in 30 Years
The Committee for Economic Development says real wages could double in 30 years if productivity per hour keeps growing at historical rates. It projects a target of $2.66 per hour in 1980 based on 1949 prices, vs $1.33 today, with 43 cents fifty years ago. Recommendations include stabilizing growth, boosting imports, and tax reform to spur investment.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
CED
Marion B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak Company
Kill Athletes Foot T Four L Best Seller Says Paxson and Rockefeller
Druggists praise T Four L as a best seller noting its deep germ penetration and quick action. The ad claims 90 percent alcohol helps reach and kill germs within an hour and mentions a 40 cent price refund. Further text shifts to policy notes on capital and corporate tax adjustments.
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Paxson & Rockefeller
Atlantic rowers Harpo and Samuelson reach Scilly Isles
In 1896 George Harpo and Frank Samuelson completed a 54 day voyage rowing from New York to the Scilly Isles near England.
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George Harpo
Frank Samuelson
New York
Atlantic
Scilly Isles
England
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Acoma
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Hysham
Joe Bursheim
Alder
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Dorothy Romberg
Claud N. Cory
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Florence McDonald
Emil H. Kautzman
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J. A. Pollock
Pearl Bere
E. O Gunkel
E. W. Spratlin
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H. A. Stanchfield
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J. H. Mullen
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Patricia Fahey
Anaconda
Carroll College
Knights of Columbus Hall
Joe Armstrong
Unity Truth Center
YMCA
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Marie Hansen
Ruth Holland
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Alice Hinch
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American Medical Association
Chicago Laboratory
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