Soviet Youth Urged To War On Religion
Three leading Soviet journals have joined a new anti religious campaign. Molodoi Bolshevik calls on Communist Youth league members to conduct offensive atheist propaganda with lectures on origin of man and universe. The journals stress religion harms scientific progress and must be opposed as incompatible with league membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uchitelskaya Gazeta
Ular
Kultura I Zhizn
Culture and Life
Communist Youth League
Molodoi Bolshevik
Moscow
Kiev
League
Dog Cancels Bank Robbery
In Berkeley California a bank robber identified as Isaac G Fox shot himself after an FBI gun seizure. A 12 year old bulldog named Buggs attacked the intruder prompting police to respond and end the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Isaac G. Fox
Tennessee
FBI
Levenne Ames
Bank of America
Fox
Buggs
Frank J. Goldfuss
Reds Attack U S Policy On Danube
Belgrade Aug 6 Romanian Foreign Minister Ana Pauker accused the United States of dollar diplomacy to dominate the Danube basin. She cited a protest by Ambassador Cavendish Cannon over Russia backed joint shipping schemes and backed an international Danube regime under eastern Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Ana Pauker
Romania
United States
Greece
China
Italy
France
Cavendish Cannon
Russia
Danubian
Danube
Austria
Germany
Pauker
Cannon
U. S
Sir Charles Peake
Sir Charles
Andrei Y. Vishinsky
Iron Lung Of New Type Out
A new lightweight respirator fits as a glass bowl over the chest and stomach, weighs three to five pounds, and starts breathing within seconds. Dr. Dorman E. Lichty and Chicago engineer Thomas Huxley developed it, with successful uses at the University of Michigan’s contagious hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dorman E. Lichty
University of Michigan
Lichty
American Medical Association
Council of Physical Medicine
Chicago
Thomas Huxley
Huxley
Putts to Open New Cotton Gin by Sept 1
A new cotton gin at Stewart 10 miles northwest of Douglas will be completed by Sept 1, announced A H Putts owner. He also runs a gin at Elfrida and expects the two sites to yield 9000 bales of cotton next fall with eight men on two shifts during peak season. Potts previously operated gins in Deming New Mexico.
Posters Warn Against Tipping In Prague
Posters in Prague Czechslovakia caution visitors that tipping is banned by Czech trade unions as a relic of feudalism. The notice frames tipping as an outdated practice opposed by labor groups.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Conciliators Seek To Avert Kennecott Strike Threat
Negotiations continued to avert a strike by 4 500 IUMMSW members at Kennecott Copper in Utah New Mexico and Nevada. The union demands a new contract while Kennecott cites non Communist affidavits and wages rises as talks proceed. The potential walkout could idle about 7 000 workers and all sides seek settlement under mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
International Union of Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers
CIO
Kennecott
Kennecott Properties
Utah
New Mexico
Nevada
United States Mediation and Conciliation Service
Donald G. Godman
Godman
Iummsw
National Labor Relations Board
Arthur
Bingham Canyon
Missing Boy Found Alive After Nightlong Search
Three year old Jerry Lee Huffman was found naked and nearly unconscious from exposure, trapped in a wire fence a mile and a half from home near Philo Ohio. His dog Laddie led searchers to the cornfield where his father Dan and neighbor Charles Wickham located him. The boy was chilled by 55 degree air and taken to Bethesda hospital. Over 200 residents joined the daytime search after the alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Jerry Lee Huffman
Philo
Laddie
Dan
Charles Wickham
Jerry
Bethesda Hospital
B. C. Kries
Roy Robb
National Drug President Is Speaker Here
Sylvester H. Dretzka president of the American Pharmaceutical Association spoke at a Santa Rita hotel dinner on pharmacists’ challenge of human frailty and the profession’s progress. He presented a charter to the University of Arizona branch as he prepared to attend the APA convention in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester H. Dretzka
American Pharmaceutical Association
Santa Rita
Dretzka
University of Arizona
American Pharmaceutical Lassociation
San Francisco
APA
Association
Tucson Baily Citizen Friday Evening August 6 1948
The Tucson Daily Citizen edition for Friday August 6 1948 reports local news from Tucson and surrounding area. Readers find society notes weather notes and brief community notices highlighting events and public affairs.
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Tucson
Baily Citizen
Tucson leaders name new executive committee members
Hannon of Tucson serves as sergeant at arms while Martin Ronstadt of Tucson chairs the executive committee.
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Leon
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Rincon Market
Kent
Alberta Freestone
Colorado
Dreff
Rambler
Brand Bartlett No
van Camp
Vienna
Avondale
Pasco
Lady Royal Tomato
Swift’s
Morrell
Rincon ” Jarket
Southern Mtge. CO
North Sixth Ave
Texaco
S. Sixth Ave
S. 6Th Av
Washers Beach
Congress
E. Grant RD
National Drug President
Bernard Bialk
J. Byron McCormick
Pharmacy School
Allen Lock CO
East Speedway
E. Broadv
NEW Air Comi
Phoenix
NED Coaches
Greyhound
West
Franklin
Stone Ave
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