Bradley warns scientists U S needs their efforts
Gen Omar N Bradley urged scientists to continue their work for peaceful ends while acknowledging risks from rapid discoveries. At R P L’s 142nd commencement he warned a new hydrogen bomb debate could dampen progress, but urged not to suppress innovation. He noted science both endangers and saves lives through war and peace.
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Gen. Bradley
U.S
Omar N. Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Oldst Engineering Schoe
Field House
Bradley
Lehman Seeks Major Overhaul of U S Loyalty Program
Senator Lehman urged sweeping changes to the U S loyalty program to shield citizens from police state methods. He proposed expanding disqualification grounds to include fascism racial and religious bigotry and anti American ideologies as a baseline for sensitive federal positions.
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Washington
Lehman
Don.t
Communist Party
Scientist Urges U S Develop H Bomb
Dr. Harold C. Urey urged the United States to develop the hydrogen bomb before the Russians, warning the armaments race may already be lost. He spoke at a Roosevelt Day dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, linking the push to a federal union of democratic nations for strength against the USSR. Urey, tied to the University of Chicago for Nuclear Studies, cautioned about risks to those who deploy such a weapon while stressing liberty and deterrence.
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New York
Harold C. Urey
United States
Urey
Patrick Henry
University of Chicago For Nuclear Studies
Feder‘al Union of Democratic Countries
West
Russia
Waldorf-Astoria
Democratic
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U.S
Sage Elects Four New Trustees
Four prominent area business men, including two from Troy, were named to the board of trustees of Russell Sage College at the midwinter meeting. Samuel Sampson announced the slate, listing Charles Aldrich and Norman Eiseman from Troy, plus John Lockton of Schenectady and George Stedman Jr. of Albany as new trustees. The report details Aldrich’s Troy career and education, noting his honorary law degree from Keuka College and prior clerkship.
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Sampson
Tollowa
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Norman W. Eiseman & Co
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Schenectady
General Electric Co
George W. Stedman, Jr
Albany
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Aldrich
Weathersfield
Vermont Academy
Saxton's River
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16 Nazis Face Death Verdict from Nuremberg Trials
AP reports Senaii sources said sixteen German war criminals convicted at the Nuremberg trials face likely death penalties. The piece notes the verdicts and the potential consequence for these convicted individuals.
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Washvision
Senaii
Ingrid Bergman Seeks Mexican Divorce From Bergman
Ingrid Bergman filed a Mexican divorce suit in Juarez to free her to marry director Roberto Rosellini, claiming love developed during filming in Rome. The case asks a final decree between February 20 and 24, with questions about alimony, child custody, and property unclear.
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Bergman
Jean Divorrk
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Roberto Rowselius
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Truman Says Decision on Hydrogen Bomb Not Yet Made
President Truman stated he alone will decide on pursuing a hydrogen bomb and does not know when a decision will come. He emphasized ongoing efforts for international atomic control. Congressional officials signaled discussions on advancing atomic weapons, while Lilienthal withheld views on the H bomb and stressed official channels only.
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Washington
U. S
Capitol Hill
Atomic Energy Commisssion
Senate House Atomic Committee
McMahon
D-Conn
Congressional Unit
David E. Lilienthal
Atomic Commission
Capitol
Lilienthal
United States
Russia
Transport Missing Over Yukon With 44 Aboard
A U S Air Force four engine transport vanished after last contact Thursday over rugged Yukon territory. Forty four aboard include a mother and son, 34 military personnel and eight civilians. Search planes from U S and Canada scoured Alaska highway routes and the Vimy District near Edmonton spreading to a Snag weather station area. A Whitehorse base refueling hub was alerted but no sighting reported, with pupils in Vimy claiming to have seen a low flying craft.
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Alberta
Can
U. 3
Anchorage
Great Falls
Mont
Eisw
Biggs Air Force
el Paso
Tex
Armen
Royal Canadian Air Force
Vimy
Snag Ia
Yukon
Ermenton
Whitehorse
Alaska
Snag
A. H Bernard
Here
Northerners Delay House Vote On Cotton Bill
The House action on a cotton acreage bill was delayed by a series of quorum calls led by Rep. Lesinski. Northerners used delaying tactics amid friction with Southern supporters, extending the session as protesters pressed for reforms.
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Washington
VPI
Lesinski
Dixie
Lemneki
FERC
Chinese Red Batteries Shell British Vessel Near Amoy
Chinese forces attacked the British freighter Wingrane near Amoy on Wednesday. Shelling reported by the offloaders as HMS-4 shells struck a vessel near Pyramid Point about a mile from Amer, en route from Hong Kong to Keelune Formos. No damage reported. a strong British presence in the Commune regime is expected.
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Taipei
Farnese
Wingrane
Amoy
Lere
Italian police troops to replace British forces in Thailand
Italian Ambassador Alberto Tarchiani said yesterday that 3,100 Italian police troops would replace an equal number of British troops in Thailand. The African territory is being turned over to Italy by the United Nations under trusteeship.
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Washington
Ttalian
Alberto Tarchiani
Amy Tars
Thailand
United Nations
Ars Nongenen
Squeeze Aims For Berlin To Pressure West
Western officials describe the Russian traffic squeeze on East West truck routes as a multi goal ploy to undermine West Berlin’s stability and hamper European recovery funds. Officials note more Russian control at the frontier halting many trucks and leaving 27 loaded vehicles crossing west with 15 waiting, amid protests from the West.
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East
West Germany
Wertern
Berlin
West
Hrimstedt
Rignip
President Truman deflects Hiss question at press conference
President Truman sharply refused to comment on Alger Hiss and accused reporters of poor intent. The scene unfolded as Republicans attacked the administration over the Hiss case and called for Secretary of State Acheson to be fired, while Truman deflected several questions with sarcasm and references to past claims of red herrings.
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Truman
Alger Fuss
Higs
Achirae
Hiss
State Department
Alger Hiss
Father Alger Figs
Trusman
Congress
Carol Ann Insane Says Doctor and Coal Parley Set
AP report details Dr John Hinting Smith testimony in Carol Ann's mercy trial. He described her shock after learning her father Sergeant Paight had weeks to live from cancer, triggering her plea that he not be told. The case centers on a murder indictment tied to her father’s hospital death.
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Conn
UPA
Washington
John K. Lew
Carol Anns
Paight
North
West
Jhint
Willam E. Smith
Stamford
Carl Paight
Dr. Smith
Carol Ann
Lang
Aud‘denly
Weney
Smuth
Carol
Jim
Sergeant Parsht
Clan
Tor Smith
Paicht
Industrial Output Up in December Reaches Peak
The Federal Reserve Board reports industrial production rose sharply in December reaching the highest level since last April. Output gains span nearly A percent, signaling a strong expansion in late 1930s industry.
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Washington
Federal
Two Women Claim Widows Of Berlin Deputy Commissioner
Two women press claims to be widows of Berlin’s dead deputy commissioner as they arrive at Washington airport with the body. Mrs Pale and Mrs Rathearn assert marriage ties and reveal disputed divorces, while officials examine the complex marital statuses and future funeral arrangements.
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Washington
Pale
Cri Vie Lam T. Babcock
Anniner
Rateotek
Beth
Atcampanyang
Berien
New London
Col Bebenekth
Vilamenn
Rabenek
Rehcock
Patenck
Toneh
Stesat
Myenli
State Department
Germany
Truman approves grand Atlantic defense aid to Europe
President Truman formalized a broad Atlantic defense plan. He approved a billion dollar weapons flow to Western Europe and signed arms use guarantees with eight European nations. Acheson was placed in charge of the program with executive orders guiding demobilization and consults with Johnson and Hoffman as part of the European recovery effort. The moves reflect close cooperation among North Atlantic allies to deter Soviet aggression, though questions remain about timing and pace.
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Truman
Atlantic
Western
Europe
Acheson
North Atlantic
Tiurnan Te
Tsters
Serelary of
Defense
Johnson
Paul €. Hoffman
Russia
Congress
Funda
De Gasperi Reelected Italian Premier Forms New Cabinet
Italy's anti Communist coalition government led by Alcide De Gasperi won approval from President Einaudi after a brief session. De Gasperi took the oath at the Quirinal Palace and pledged to present ministerial nominations and a program to the Chamber of Deputies.
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Rome
Italy
Alcne de Gasperi
Lang Einaudi
de Gasper
IMG
de Gasperi
Einaudi
Quirimnal Palace
Chamber of Deputies
All Right Then I Go Home Court Drama in City Trial
A garbled report notes a court case yesterday in which a key defendant, Valentin, was among those involved. The text mentions a mock trial atmosphere and a prosecutor referencing the phrase I go home as the scene closes.
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Yester- Ray Mauser
Ty Eden
Valentin & pGubiiches
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