Atomic Commission Publishes 18 Criteria for Security Clearances
The U S Atomic Energy Commission released an 18 item list to guide field officials in granting security clearances for atomic workers. It covers categories of direct security risk and potential vulnerability from spouses and associates, with referrals to Washington when uncertain. Night-time traffic fatalities drop 76 percent with modern street lighting says the Street and Traffic Safety Lighting Bureau.
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Milton Magruder
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
FBI
Commission
Oington
U. S
Eral
Safzi
Spring starbinger hints and scattered clues chart
Fragmentary OCR notes list hints like Rabbit the Right Indians hearth dawn godd and sailors. The text mixes numbered clues with brief word stems. No coherent event or person is established. material reads as a puzzle or crossword fragment from a language or lexicon page.
Puzzle of Words From A Roving Dictionary
A vertical word list appears with clues and numbers such as Proportions color containers and a long vertical sequence. Read across the grid to link clues to answers and uncover the hidden theme.
Senate panel urged wider Social Security coverage and worker funding
The Senate advisory council on Social Security proposed 7 million more workers enter unemployment insurance and shared cost by employees. It urged covering small firms, federal workers, armed forces, non profits, and some border line farm workers. A national minimum contribution of 0.75 percent from both sides was proposed to curb rate swings.
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Washington
Senate
Advisory Council On Social Security
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Council
Negro ex-prisoner testifies about police assault in Illinois
In Peoria federal court a Rock Island policeman slugged a former prisoner in the eye with a blackjack and told him he would teach him how to talk to a white man. The testimony highlights racial tension and alleged brutality in Illinois law enforcement.
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Peoria, Ill
Rock Island
Idaho Bean Makes Hit In Maryland
Wayne Tucker of the local junior chamber of commerce reports Joseph E. Hamilton of the Hagerstown chapter grew Idaho red beans after receiving a sample at the Philadelphia national convention last fall. Hamilton praises the harvest noting a three quart remainder for future use and a chili serving for his family.
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Maryland
Wayne Tucker
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Joseph E. Hamilton
Hagerstown
Tucker
Hamilton
Idaho
Memorial fund planned for Yale crash victims in Seattle
The Yale Association of Washington will set up a memorial scholarship fund for the 11 Yale students killed in a charter plane crash on January 2 in Seattle. Hugh P. Brady, the chairman, reported about $5000 already contributed. Many victims were scholarship students and the fund may send Pacific Northwest students to Yale.
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Seattle
Yale University
Yale Association of Washington
Hugh P. Brady
Pacific Northwest
Yale
Motorola sues Admiral in Chicago for TV patent infringement
Motorola Inc files an injunction and damage suit against rival Admiral Corp in Chicago alleging violation of television patents.
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Chicago
Motorola, Inc
Admiral Corp
UAW Chief Reuther Congratulates Truman on State of the Union
Walter P. Reuther head of the CIO United Auto Workers sends heartiest congratulations to President Truman for his state of the union message on behalf of about one million UAW members.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
CIO
United Auto Workers
Truman
UAW
Pupils Stricken after Eating at New School Cafeteria
Nearly 300 grade school children in Brighten Minnesota fell ill from stomach disorders after dining at a newly opened school cafeteria.
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New Brighton
Minn
Gov Green Grants Reprieve in Bradley Murder Case
Springfield Illinois Gov Dwight Green has granted a reprieve for Herman Weber who was slated to die January 14 for the murder of a Bradley University student. The action delays the execution and moves the case to future consideration by the state authorities.
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Springfield
Ill
Dwight Green
Herman Weber
Bradley University
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