New Mexico Village Is Now Atomic Center
Washington reports Sandia in New Mexico near Albuquerque as a major atomic project hub. The Sandia lab turns Los Alamos bomb designs into field weapons and oversees production with industrial partners, while secrecy surrounds bomb storage and final assembly sites.
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Atomic Center
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U.P
New Mexican
Albuquerque
Sandia
Manzano Mountain Range
Soviet Russia
Truman
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AEC
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Los Alamos
En- Crg Eine PO
Los A Laboratory
Oak Ridge
Hanford
University of California
Western Electric Co
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Sandia Laboratory
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The
Armed Forces
Air Force
New Mexico
Col Winn of Derby Dies at 88 in Louisville
Col Matt J Winn longtime Churchill Downs president died in his sleep at St. Joseph's infirmary Louisville at 88 after two recent major operations. He helped build the Kentucky Derby into a premier racing spectacle and was the only person to witness all 75 renewals. Funeral services set for 9 a.m. Saturday at the Cathedral of the Assumption.
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Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downs
Tucson
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Winn
Clara Winn
Helen Kirchiberg
Louis Herrmann
Russell Sweeney
The
Downs
Kentucky
Cathedral of the Assumption
Moon Eclipse Visible From Tucson Tonight
A total lunar eclipse will be visible in Tucson with key phases at 7 20 p m during MST. The event begins at 6 05 p m and ends around 8 33 p m with the moon fully returning after 9 48 p m. Observers may see brighter stars as the satellite is blocked.
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University of Arizona
Steward Observatory
Indian Ocean
Asia
Europe
Africa
Atlantic Ocean
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South America
Pacific Ocean
Arctic
Antarctic
Preacher Roe Shuts Out Yankees To Tie World Series
Brooklyn pitcher Preacher Roe blanked New York 1 0 at Yankee Stadium to even the 46th World Series at 1-1. Gil Hodges drove in the decisive run in the second inning after Jackie Robinson opened with a hit. DiMaggio’s ninth inning effort produced the Yankees’ only other threat as Raschi took the loss. The series moves to Ebbets Field for Games 3 through 5 with potential Monday and Tuesday games if needed.
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Arkansas
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Brooklyn
Vic ‘Raschi
Raschi
Roe
Yanks
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
Gerry Coleman
Gene Hermanski
Robby
Billy Johnson
Marv Rackley
Gil Hodges
Bill Johnsson
Robinson
Coleman
Mike McCormick
Ebbetsfield
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Yankees
Tommy Henrichly
Carl Furillo
Hodges
Allie Reynolds
Jake Pitfer
Dodger
Second Game Brooklyn Beats New York 1-0 in Low-Scoring Affair
Brooklyn N defeats New York A 1-0 as Roe earns the win over Raschi. Raschi yields six hits and one run across eight innings with Page and 10 in the 9th. Key plays include Hodges RBI and 2B by Robinson Coleman Jorgensen Hermanski and Rizzuto.
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Reese
Roe
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Robinson
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Hermanski
DiMaggio
Brown
Raschi
Land
Page
Reardon
Passarella
Jorda
Hubbard
Hurley
Barr
County Auto Purchases Protested Over Higher Bids
Pima county officials defended buying two four door sedans for the assessor's office despite higher bids from O'Rielly and Beaudry Motor Co. Monte Mansfield condemned the expenditure while J Homer Boyd argued price is not everything. The board noted past instances where higher local bids were chosen.
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Pima County Board of Supervisors
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Ford
O’rielly Motor Co
Beaudry Motor Co
Mac Beaudry
Monte Mansfield
Mansfield Motors
Pima County
Mansfield
Boyd
E. M. Gibbs
Leo J. Finch
Gibbs
Phoenix Truck Sales
Lambert Kautenburger
G. T. Alley
Fred C. Goodell
Hannegan Dies at 46 in St. Louis
Robert E. Hannegan former postmaster general and former owner of the St. Louis Cardinals died at his home in St. Louis from a heart attack. He was 46 and had been in ill health, with his wife at his bedside. President Truman expressed distress and sent condolences to Mrs. Hannegan.
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Robert E. Hannegan
St. Louis Cardinals
Hannegan
Cardinals
St. Louis Baseball Club
National Democratic Committee
Washington
White House
Charles G. Ross
Truman
Lewis Agrees To Join Talks In Washington Mediation
John L. Lewis agreed to participate in coal strike mediation in Washington. He sent a two word telegram to Cyrus S. Ching saying Will attend. Negotiators from three operator groups will join the mediation session set to start tomorrow as 400000 miners remain idle since Sept. 19.
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W. Va
John L. Lewis
Washington
United Mine Workers
Cyrus S. Ching
Federal Mediation Service
Ching
Lewis
Bluefield
Southern
Harry M. Moses
U.S. Steel Corp
Southern Coal Producers Association
George H. Love
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
SCPA
Joseph E. Moody
Moses
Season's First Fog Blankets Britain
The first autumn fog covered southern Britain and its sea routes. The freighter Fantee, a 6,369 ton English motor ship, hit Seven Stones rock in the Scilly Islands, about seven miles off the southwest coast. The crew of about 50 were rescued. the Fantee was wrecked with no reported casualties.
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Britain
Scilly Isles
Seven Stones Rock
Scilly Group
England
Crommelin Is Suspended Over Navy Morale Disclosure
Navy suspends Capt. John G. Crommelin and restricts him to home after he admitted leaking official correspondences about navy morale. Secretary Matthews and President Truman face questions as Congress vows scrutiny of defense unification policy and the broader armed services balance.
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Navy Today
John G. Crommelin
Congress
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Navy
Matthews
House
Armed Services Committee
Truman
John Dale Price
Naval Operations
Price
Navy Department
Capitol Hill
Air Force
House Armed Services Committee
Adm
Denfeld
United States
Armed Services Unification
John Sullivan
Sullivan
Defense
Johnson
W. A. Radford
Gerald F. Bogan
McKay Leaves Salem for Phoenix Conference and Vacation
Governor Douglas McKay travels from Salem to Phoenix to meet with Governor Dan E. Garvey on cross state issues and then plans a vacation at Wickenburg Arizona. A separate item notes Kaiser-Frazer Corp receiving a 34.4 million dollar RCFC loan for 1951 model retooling.
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Ore
U.P
Douglas McKay
Phoenix
Ariz
Dan E. Garvey
Wickenburg
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corp
Kaiser-Frazer Corp
Yugoslavia Orders Expulsion of Five Czechoslovak Embassy Members
Yugoslav authorities order the expulsion of five Czechoslovak embassy staff and eight Polish embassy staff. Officials at both embassies confirmed the action as state policy. The ministry of information in Belgrade declined to comment immediately.
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Yugoslavia
U.P
Yugoslav Ministry of Information
U S Protest to Russians Over Arrests
The United States sent a strongly worded note to Russia protesting mistreatment of Americans. It cites two college students who entered the Soviet zone by mistake and were detained eight weeks, and Pvt. John J. Sienkiewicz who escaped a Berlin prison after ten months. The note demands punishment for responsible officials.
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United States
Russia
Germany
Kirk
Moscow
Pvt
John J. Sienkiewicz
Berlin
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Downing Yanks
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Paceietel
al Reese
Snider
A—Furillo
McCormick
Rackley
Olmo
Waeeeerences Campanella
Rizzuto
Henrich
Bauer
Silvera
Stirnweiss
Mize
By Bob Brooks
Highway Department
Louis Denfeld
J. L. Kane
Naval Aviation Plans
Inspector General
Navy High Command
H. R. McCann
McCann
Arizona
U. S. Weather Bureau
Paris
Vincent Auriol
Henri Queuille
Queuille
Auriol
Charles DeGaulle
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