Tomorrow's Auto Will Not Change Much
French Lick Indiana report on the Society of Automotive Engineers meeting noting engineers expect little change in the average car’s weight and size next decade. Debate over smaller lighter models versus standard wide popular cars continues as fuel costs and taxes affect miles per gallon.
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French Lick
Ind
Society of Automotive Engineers
Nash
Kaiser-Prazer
Heriy J
Pit
General Motors
Ford
U S Opposed To Cease Fire In Korea Talks
Washington reports the United States opposes any cease fire push with the Chinese Communists now but would consider talks if the Reds initiate. Officials say no truce overtures are known. The State Department has told the 16 troop nations in Korea that Peiping must be weakened further before any new cease fire proposal can succeed.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Korea
China
Peiping
Girls Shanghaied in Norfolk Navy Gala Mix Up
Last night a party aboard the Destroyer USS Borie back from Korea drew waves to a gala dinner. The ship’s bus took women off to the wrong vessel, as the crew of another ship had shanghaied the guests. After a rapid radio and newspaper appeal, replacements were found and the Borie party proceeded.
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Norfolk
Gance
Borie
Wills Probated in Clarke County. various executors named
Clarke County probate records show the will of Lucy Virginia Cooper of Gaylord died May 29 1951 with real personal and mixed estate including bank accounts and stocks to three Cooper children. Harold G Potts named executor posted a 4000 bond. appraisers listed. Bank of Clarke County Trust Dept qualified as personal estate administrator with bond 7050. Other wills cited include Thomas L Clarke of Boyce leaving all to wife Ethel L Clark with executrix bond posted. An authenticated copy of Mary Armisted Byrd’s will admitted in Baltimore City was presented in Clarke County and recorded.
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Clarke County
Clarke
Lucy Virginia Cooper
Gaylord
John Randolph Cooper
William Francis Cooper
Eleanor Virginia Cooper Hardy
Harold G. Potts
H. C. Barther
Roy E. Potts
Arthur Edmunds
W. D. Bartner
D H. Allen
Trust Department
Bank of
Addie P. Bean
Hugo G
Robert L. Withers
W. N. Rutherford
Ed. T. von Pippin
Leonard H. Bell
Thomas L. Clarke
Boyce
Ethel L. Clark
L. McWilliams
Edith Rodgers
W. D. Burtner
Mary Armisted Byrd
Orphan's Court
Baltimore City
Joseph A. Massie
Winchester
Chattanooga Mayor Rejects Father’s Day Proclamation
Chattanooga Tennessee Mayor P R Ognati denounces Father’s Day proclamations saying future proclamations will be rare unless they promote the general welfare. He recalls past mayoral proclamations as more significant and laments current routine declarations.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
P. R. Ognati
Enid
Dynamite Accident Injures Worker In Markleysburg
A Markleysburg Pennsylvania worker identified as Eugene Glisen was severely burned when a dynamite charge exploded near him on Thursday. He was in serious condition at Memorial Hospital, officials said.
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Dynamic SS
Euguen Glisen
Markleysburg
Memorial Hospital
Eniwetok Atomic Proving Grounds Cost $65 Million
New Orleans report states the Eniwetok Atoll proving grounds cost more than 65 million dollars plus additional funds for base operations. Rep. Herbert notes a regular population of about 8000 scientists and military personnel. He cites five accidental deaths since 1947 with none linked to atomic tests and describes safety patrols by the Air Force over 30,000 square miles.
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New Orleans
Eniwetok Atomic Weapons Proving Grounds
mid-Pacific
F. Edward Herbert
D-La
Herbert
Associated Press
The
Proving Grounds
House
Armed Services Committee
Atoll
Air Force
Navy
Congress
Falsies Used To Smuggle Narcotics
U S Customs agents found 060,000 worth of narcotics hidden in a pair of falsies worn by a woman passenger from Orient aboard the liner Pres it Cleveland. The woman, a porter and a waiter aboard the liner, were held for questioning.
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Honolulu
U. S
Orient
Presit
Cleveland
New York Officials Estimate 6000 Schoolchildren Addicted
Police estimate 6000 New York City school age youths are dope addicts, rising by 1000 from earlier counts. Lt. Bernard Boylan of the Narcotics Bureau disclosed the figure at a three day hearing, saying he could not confirm how many are actually in school. Attorney General Nathaniel L. Goldstein put forward a lower bound of at least 1500 addicted children in some form.
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New York
New York City
Bernard Boylan
Narcotics Bureau
Boylan
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
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David J. Wilkie
U.S
For All
C. B. Smalts & Son
Nat'l. Ave
Eniwetok Atomic Proving Grounds
Sporting Goods Department
Montgomery
Philco
Philoos
FILMS
Roy Rogers
King of
the Cowboys
Ozark
Ozark Ass
Guelley
By Ray Gotte
Om the Pitcher
Blondie
Chic Young
Henry
By Carl Anderson
Secret Agent X-9
Big Sister
Etta
U.S. Patent Office
Cela S Irae
By Mel Grafp
By Les Forgrave
By Paul Robinson
Muggs and
Skeeter
Ma Piri
By Wally Bishop
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