Tydings Criticizes Lilienthal In Atomic Panel
Senator Tydings charged ABC chair David Lilienthal with neglecting security in atomic energy work as the Senate House Atomic Committee opened a third week of hearings. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer was set to testify, with a closed session to discuss secrecy amid disputes over radioactive isotope shipments.
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Tydinga
David EB. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Tydings
Senate House Atomic Committee
Lilienthal
ABC
Ohé
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Lillenthal
Hickenlooper R Ioway
Tillanthal
McMahon
D.-Cynn
J. Robert Oppenheimer
AES
Los Alamos, N. M
Hickenlooper
Connecticut
Oppenheimer
Conference talk hints at Berlin pact and post meeting
Reports from Western sources describe moves toward a temporary trade accord and possible Berlin-related arrangements amid Soviet Western zone tensions. Western ministers warn against propaganda while hard lines on troop withdrawals and dates persist.
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Nonle-Callahan Post
Inaky
Ghost
Ita
London
Vishinaky
Drowe
United States
Achénon
Achesyn
Union Confers 251 Degrees At Commencement
Union College in Schenectady awarded 251 diplomas at its 154th commencement. Honorary degrees included Doctor of Civil Law to Chades P. Taft son of the late President William Howard Taft. Other honorees spanned Humane Letters and Sciences with figures from education medicine and industry.
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Chades P. Taft
Union College
Schenectady
Mr. Taft
William Howard Taft
Sen
Robert Taft
Taft
Union
Aida de Acosta Breckenridge
New York
Hyer Bank For
Harry J. Linton
Lawrence J. Shaffer
Columbia University Teachers College
Earl O. Shreve
Thhe Chamber of Commerce
United States
Walter G. 'Kelloge
Ogdensburg
University of the State of New York
Paul R. Hawley
DeMolay Chapter Plans Annual Picnic
Troy Chapter of the Order of DeMolay schedules its annual picnic for July 14 at Kaydeross Lake with Jack McCumber in charge. Mechanicville members sponsored by Troy will receive the DeMolay degree in Albany Monday night. Tray Chapter baseball starts practices at Knickerbocker Playground this week.
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Troy
Order of DeMolay
Kaydeross Lake
Jack McCumber
Mechanicville Group
Albany
Tray Chapter
Knickerbocker Playground
Emma Willard Alumnae Shape Support For School
Emma Willard School hears from alumnae on duties to the institution and the public. Mrs. Warncke reports alumnae gifts totaling 4,400 for scholarships and bulletins, while Miss Wellington notes end-year changes and new board member. Retirements include longtime staff and faculty members. new officers and committees elected to guide future support.
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Ernest, Warrencke
Mma Willard Alumnae Association
Miss Lay
Warncke
Marvin
Emma Willard School
Anne Wellington
Trustes
Mary Wilson
Emma Willard
Beatrix Enys
Board of Directure
George A. Schemm
Detrost
Asst
Mire
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Kisco
Misa Susanna P
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Troy
AL Kendall Reberis Troy
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Warwick Serk Rol
Renides
Warnecke
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Conn
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Carl G. Grimm
Tros
David Hewedn
Chariax Wing
Audubon
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Frankl Mann
New York City
Vis
Andrews
Searvilie
Wire Allk Baker
J. Borton Schneider
Teo
Cold War aims at Paris and the future of East West trade
Diplomatic discussions at Paris focused on defining the Western State line with Russia and translating those disputes into concrete policy goals. Acheson sought to protect Western Germany from Soviet expansion while pursuing a broader area of freedom, with Britain and France backing his stance. The conflict between democracy and communism underpinned the talks, and Truman signaled unity with room for negotiation. The next phase could see reduced tensions and rising East West trade despite unresolved core issues.
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State Department
Replats
Russia
Taallen
Acheson
Tate Marshall
Germany
Achenon
Marshall
United States
Paris
Iron Curtain
Truman Tol
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Little Rock
Stubborn Forest Fire Burns Upstate Area
A stubborn forest fire in Washington county drew twenty five volunteers under district forest ranger George Stewart of Lake George. Fire crews battled late Saturday into Sunday, dealing with ground fires and roof sparks as the blaze spread. Additional recruits joined after 24 hours of duty, with Ranger Owen Kane of Queensbury noting progress yet ongoing difficulty from the fire’s nature.
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Washington County
George Stewart
Lake George
Brush Lard
George Reed
Mampton
Eorgs Reed
Hampton
Owen Kane
Queensbury
Fie
Greek Rebels Invade Area Near Kastoria
The government announced Communist guerrillas from the Vitsi area moved into territory twenty miles south of Kastoria. Army reports claim eight guerrillas killed and 31 captured, with eleven soldiers dead and 38 wounded. East of Kastoria near Larisa, rebels derailed a train but no casualties occurred.
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Kastoria
Vitsi
Elehi
Larisa
Lansingburg Church Picnic Sets Local Community Gathering
The Mr and Mrs Ciab of First Presbyterian Church hosted a picnic Saturday at Calhoun's Grove in Provo Utah. The event included notes on steel production and a report of new records in ingot and other divisions, with several local organizers named.
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First Presbyterian Church
Lansingburg
Calhoun's Grove
Provo
Utah
Geneva
Irving Moor
Steel Co
Army Report On TVA Head To Be Probed
Washington reports President Truman ordered a full Army inquiry after a misprint labeled TVA Chairman Gordon Clapp unemployable. Secretary Gray explained a junior officer used the word by mistake while vetting lecture candidates for Germany. Clapp and officials denied any loyalty or security issue.
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Truman
Army
TVA
Gordon Clapp
Kefauver
Tena
Benale Armed Services Committee
Tydinge
Hunt
Wyo
Knowland
Cal
Defense Johmer
Tittle Rock
Ark
Johnson
White House
Clapp
Tenneanee Valley Authority
Gordon Gray
Tennessee Valley Authority
Germany
Army High Command
Gray
App
Military Intéligence Division
General Staff
Department of the Army
Coplon Trial Details Ring Mrs Aleksander Libel Claim
The defense for Mrs. Aleksander protests a libelous attack on her integrity while trial records show FBI informants linked her and husband Borhidar Aleksander to Yugoslavian origins and activity with the United Nations. The testimony cites visits to the Soviet consulate and associations with Eugene Kisseley and Paul Mikheljino, with hints of an informant plant and Red Army espionage links affecting Canada.
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United Nations
Conion
FBI
Borhidar Aleksander
Yugoslavia
Ralph Bunches
U. N Trusteeship Council
Mra
Alexsander
New York
FBI Mayr
Eugene Kisseley
Jeral
Paul Mikhajino
Mikheljov
la Red Army
Canada
Graduates From Medwal Field Service School
Complete Training Pvt Eugene Cuomo son of Mr and Mrs Michael Cuneza of 142 Third Street and Pvt Donald W Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Donald Lewis of 71 Middleburg Steed have graduated from the Med wal Field Service School at Branke Army Medical Center Port Zam Huston Teras.
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Eugene Cuomo
Machael Cuneza
Third Street
Donald W. Lewis
Donald C. Lewis
Middleburg Steed
Medwal Field Service School
Branke| Army Medical Center
Port Zam Huston
Teras
Princeton Class Picks Harold Medina as President
The class of Princeton University’s 138 members elected Harold R. Medina, a federal judge known for presiding over major cases, as president of their graduating class. The choice signals respect for his legal career and public service.
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Princeton
Harold BR. Medina
U.S
Princeton University
Noted Poet Belerade Dies At 44 Percent Oren Chupanchith
Noted poet Belerade dies. Oren Chupanchith reports the loss of the writer whose work inspired readers in a year marked by tribute and reflection.
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Belerade
Deaths and Funeral Rites Report in Troy Area
Obituary notices from Schenectady Watervliet and Troy record the deaths of Mrs Mary Heron formerly of Troy living in Schenectady and other residents. Services set for Baxter Funeral Home Schenectady and St Marys Troy with interments in Oakwood and St Marys Cemeteries. Also notes on Miss Louella Eldridge and Emmott Heermans funeral plans with local church affiliations.
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Theron
Meron
Trey
Union
Behe Rectady
Troy
Duncan McNab
Osborne
Woodside Presbyterian Church
Heron
Mchanactady
Order of the Eastern Star
Order of the Amaranth
Sehesectady County Women's Republican Club
First Presbyterian Church
John D. Heron
George
Hds Side
N. J. Alexander
Spei Aerfield, Mo
Walter F. McNab
Béhhenectady
William
Charles
Edward
James
Horace
John
Baxter Funeral Home
Brandywine Avene
Schenectady
Victor Frelick
State Street Presbyterian Church
Cthenet
Tady
Oskwood
Edward T. Nehill
John J. O'Brien
James A. Sheridan
Edmund N. Lillibridge
John L. Fleming, Jr
Augustus F. Coyne
St Mary's Cemetery
Father Meehan
Edmund J. Burns
St. Patrick's Church
Watervliet
Hogan
Alice Hogan
John H. Lodge
Fifth Avenue
St. Peter's Church
Michael F. Engtiah
W. Leo McCarthy
Morgan and
Albert Boice
Clarence E. Walter
Oakwood Cemetery
Emmott J. Heermans
Morris Funeral Home
Tor
Clinton Corners
Upton Lake Cemetery
Fifteen Jap War Criminals Hanged at Sugamo Prison
Fifteen Japanese war criminals including two linked to the Bataan death march were executed at Sugamo Prison. Major General Yoshitake Kawane and Colonel Kurataro Hirano were among those hanged for their roles in the march that killed about 10,000 Allied prisoners in 1942.
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Yoshitake Kawane
Kurataro Hirano
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New York Trolleys Shipped To Germany
New York City trolley cars headed for Germany to restore transport in the American occupied sector. Eight cars, loaded onto the U S liner American Lawyer, were purchased from the New York Transportation Co by Marshall Plan representatives. Price reported at 730 each.
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