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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

5

Harwell Atom Lab Opens as Cockroft Outlines Power Plans

Specie Sir John Cockroft, director of Harwell, tells reporters Britain may have a practical reactor in four or five years. He notes researchers seek cheaper plutonium production and uranium processing while the vast lab demonstrates its 110 inch cyclotron and atomic pile.

John ‘Cockroft Hew Harwell Atom Research Laboratory Britain Cockroft Harwell London Daily Worker Peter Fyer

Georgia AG Approves Private Financing Plan For Rural Schools

Atlanta June 28 AP Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook ruled a private lease financing plan for rural school buildings lawful. The Union County adhoc system sought avoids debt limits by leasing from private investors who would transfer title as a gift after repayment. Dr J I Allman says this could ease acute shortages where counties lack capital and notes federal aids could cover lease costs.

Atlanta Georgia Pat Heldon Union County Adhoc Heldon Sytem Eugene Cook J. I. Allman Allman Federal Reconstruction “Finance ‘Corporation Mel ‘Thompson

Lausche Faces Dilemma Over Taft Vote During D C Visit

Ohio Governor Frank Lausche, in Washington for President Truman's governors luncheon, signals he has not decided whether to back Taft or oppose him, creating a stir in Democratic circles.

Frank J. Lausche Ohio Washington Robert A. Taft Lausche Truman

Lightning Kills Convict as Church Is Destroyed in Florida

In Florida a lightning bolt struck near Winter Haven killing convict Angelo Massina who was fleeing a prison truck. The bolt also knocked down eight baseball players and an umpire at a nearby game, with fellow convict Robert W. Melkay injured by gunfire. The incident halted play at the Maval Air Station near Jacksonville.

Miami Fla Florida Angelo Massina Winter Haven M. L. Fletcher Bartow State Road Massing Fletcher Robert W. Melkay Breaking and Entering McKay Maval Air Station Jacksonville Charles Webb

Diplomat to Face Public Inquiry on Amerasia Secrets

Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee questioned career diplomat John S Service publicly over FBI testimony alleging he supplied secret military data to Philip Jaffe of Amerasia. Service denied knowingly sharing secrets, while Sen McCarthy claimed FBI evidence places a microphone in Jaffe's Statler Hotel room in May 1945.

Washington Senate John.s. Service FBI Amerasia Senate Foreign Relations Service State Department McCarthy Rwis Philip vJarfe Amerasia_magazine WSI Veruion New York R-Wis Senate Inquiry Committee Jaffe Statler Welly Committee Robert Morris Servie China Morris Senator Tydings D-Md Tydings

Committee Cites Steve Nelson on Contempt Charges

The House in American Activities committee voted to cite Steve Nelson for contempt for refusing to answer questions about Russian atomic espionage. Nelson, a Western Pennsylvania Communist organizer, gave little testimony when asked about wartime atomic bomb project knowledge at the Radiation Laboratory. The panel, noting five members present, will review testimony from about 30 other witnesses who have likewise refused to answer since 1939.

Washington House Activities Committee Tace Steve Nelson Nelso University of California Nelson Western Pennsylvania Rep Harrison D-Va Hawalk

Peacetime Draft Extended By Stopgap Bill

Washington reports a 15 day stopgap bill to extend the peacetime draft for five more days and pave the way for a run of two to three years. The measure aims to stabilize conscription as lawmakers debate long term policy.

Washington

Omaha girl and newborn son in good condition

A ten year old girl and her newborn son were reported in excellent condition at an Omaha hospital. The baby weighed eight pounds and was delivered without special measures. The girl had blood transfusions and is expected to be placed for adoption soon. The hospital withheld names and addresses.

Omaha a _ hospital

National Guard Won’t Be Called Into ENKA Fight

Morristown Tennessee June 23 AP Tennessee highway patrol will guard the Enka plant violence scene without National Guard aid as the safety commissioner postpones a guard call. Four wounded, several suspects questioned, and charges expected against others in the CIO Textile Workers Union strike surge at the plant near Morristown.

National Guard ENKA Morristown Tenn Tennessee American Enka Corporation Raon Here Sam K. Neal Gordon Browning Neal Brownings Sam T. Wallace CIO Textile Workers Union Associated Sutitire Erican Enka -Corporation-iné Riston, Tenn National Railwa Maine Bisconden McGinnig Tali Grande Wester Rock Island Paci Baatics Western Pacific Motor Products CIO American York World-Telegram Detroit Brnufacturing Co

Talmadge Upholds County Unit In Georgia Campaign

Governor Herman Talmadge defends the county unit system while M. E. Thompson attacks his draft segregation stance. Talmadge and Thompson campaign across Georgia with multiple appearances and heated exchanges over Civil Rights and state politics.

Talmadge Thompson Associated Press Herman ‘Talmadge Georgia M. E. Thompson Columbus LaGrange Butler Macon C. O Fat Bibb County Baxley

Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 23 1940

Weather outlook clear to partly cloudy and hot through Sunday with scattered afternoon thunder showers. Bol Weevil poisoning considered favorable. Temperature readings include a high around 104 and a low near 49 this month with 8 inches of precipitation since month start and normal 5.45 inches.

Thomasville

GOP Chairman Sees Campaign Open With McCarthy Support

Atlantic City June 28 AP GOP National Chairman Gabrielson opened a two day meeting of Republican leaders to discuss a fall vote effort. He said Americans wholeheartedly agree with Senator McCarthy’s objectives and have confidence in his anti disloyalty stance while downplaying his methods. The gathering marked the start of three shirtsleeve sessions behind closed doors.

Congress Truman Senate House Armed Services Senate Armed Services Committee Taft Ohio Wherry Nebraska Senate Saltonstall R-Mass GOP Jeader Armed Services Committee Atlantic City N. J Guy Caeatine Joseph McCarthy Wisconsin Gabrielaon Maine Florida McCarthy State Department Gabrielson

Weather outlook for Georgia and Northwest Florida

Mostly fair and hot today tonight and Saturday with scattered thunder showers in extreme north portions. Northwest Florida coast to be clear to partly cloudy with moderate south winds.

Florida

Administration Pushes Program Put Weapons on European Front

Washington reports the administration seeking senate approval for a $1.223 billion foreign arms plan to place modern weapons on Western Europe defenses. Key disputes involve Truman authority to transfer arms to vital allies, credit sales to friendly nations, and using Marshall Plan funds for military needs.

Washington Senate America Europe Connally Texas United States U. S Senator Lodge R-Mass Senate Foreign Relations and Armed_ Services Committees

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