Atomic power for peaceful uses eyed by official
Washington reports private firms have proposed nuclear fuel powered electric generation. AEC commissioner T Keith Glennan says commercial use may arrive within a decade. Dow Chemical and Detroit Edison led, with others optimistic about reactor and separation tech costs.
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Nevada
Washington
T. Keith Glennan
Dow Chemical Co
Detroit Edison Co
AEC
Glennan
Watt
Faraday
Thomas A. Edison
New York
Pearl Street
Footprints in Time at New York Museum Exhibition
A poetic reflection notes long studied footprints displayed at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. It credits scientists for advancing knowledge and invites a curious public to view the exhibitions alongside time worn traces of history.
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Amerian Museum of Natural History
New York City
Giant Brontosaurus footprints found in Texas quarry
The largest dinosaur tracks ever found, 4 feet by nearly 4 feet and embedded in rock, may date to 120 million years ago. Discovered in 1938 near Glen Rose by Roland T. Bird, they belong to Brontosaurus, a 70 foot long, 30 to 40 ton herbivore.
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United States
Glen Rose
Tex
Roland T. Bird
Museum
Department
A 1898 report card and the Lewis family memory
The piece recounts a life sized photo of a 1898 report card shown at the American Academy of Arts and Letters. It notes Harry Lewis failed in spelling and grammar, was seventeenth in a class of 18, and was dismissed as a poor indicator of future achievement.
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Sinclair
F. J. Lewis
Public School of Sauk Center
Harry
Young America
A Kaleidoscope Turns On A Winchester Street
A Winchester spring parade scene unfolds with townsfolk, band members, and balloons as memories weave time with tradition. The narrator notes timelessness and shared moments from years past, ending with Sousa’s trumpet in the Colesville band and a lingering sense of festival time.
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Winchester
Sousa
Nine Warren
Bobby
Muard
Gres
Canal Street
New Orleans
Washington Street
Apn
Colesville
Fisher Family Hosts Son Charles Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Charles Fisher and Mrs. Attle Shiley hosted events with family ties in Sunnyside. M as Ruchel Matieen Shiley wed Calvin Vaughn Boyd of Gaviord, announced by Shiley. Local notices plus Winchester Eagles officers elected include Henry Keller reelected president and G F Dove Jr VP with E P Spates treasurer.
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Charles Fisher
Sunnyside
Charles
Attle Shiley
Clearbrook
M.as Ruchel Matieen Shiley
Calvin Vaughn Boyd
Calvin Boyd
Gaviord
Wiliam M. Richards Nas
C. J. Baish
New Kensington
Tton
Betty Bickers
Charlotte Pavey Lupton
David Marsland Henry Keller
Winchester Fraternal Order of Eagles
G. F. Dove, Jr
E. P. Spates
Mathews couple sail to London as family announces wedding
Twenty five years ago Mr and Mrs T W Mathews sailed from New York for London. Mrs Bar Renner announces the marriage of Margaret Virginia to John Kerns son of Mr and Mrs Lee Kerns. Mrs R H Benson hosted a birthday celebration for her husband.
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T. W. Mathews
New York
London
Eny
Bar
Renner
Margaret Virginia
John Kerns
Lee Kernser
R . H. Benson
Spair and Grant Families Celebrate Birth and Birthday
Mr and Mrs Charles Spair of Gore welcomed a daughter. Mr and Mrs David Grant hosted a formal gathering in honor of Mr Wilbur E Hewitt on his birthday.
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Charles Spair
Gore
David Grant
Wilbur E. Hewitt
Handler High student tops Virginia State Latin tournament
Morris Cather of Handler High School achieved the highest mark among all fourth year Latin students in Virginia at the state Latin tournament. Other Handley Latin students also earned honorary mentions in the competition.
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Morris Cather
Handler High School
Virginia
Handley
Kinzel Building Torn Down to Make Way for Bank
Fifty years ago the Kinzel building a landmark for over a century at Main Street and Reuss Avenue was being demolished to clear space for the Farmers and Merchants Banks new building.
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Kinzel
Main Street
Reuss Avenue
Farmers and Merchants Banks
Eisenhower poll shows gains and losses on key issues
A Lloyd H Hall Company survey of Eisenhower supporters maps how a declared stance on 1952 issues like Taft Hartley Social Security and taxation could shift his backing. Results contrast with Taft positions and hint at pivotal fights over Social Security and Fair Employment.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Chicago
Lloyd H. Hall
Kenneth Colegrove
Northwestern University
Ike
Taft
Balmy Days Bring Back Aches In Cleveland
Cleveland masseurs report a spring surge of clients as winter-weakened workers shift to outdoor activity. Doctors note more cases of back strain from sudden weekend outdoor labor and sun with warmer weather drawing crowds into parks and yards.
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Cleveland
Rainfall Totals and Averages for May
The report shows rainfall in the past 24 hours ending at 7 a.m. none for May. May rainfall to date 0.56 inches. Year-to-date rainfall 1952 17.93 inches. 39 year average 36.79 inches. Monthly averages: Jan 2.45, Feb 1.99, Mar 2.88, Apr 3.02, May 3.83, Jun 3.99, Jul 3.82, Aug 3.62, Sep 2.63, Oct 3.27, Nov 2.56, Dec 2.50.
New Drug Discoveries Help Epileptics Lead Normal Lives
Brain waves and new drug discoveries aid epileptics to live normally. Causes vary from brain injuries to tumors. many cases lack a definite cause. Electroencephalogram tests help tailor treatment, with drugs like mesantoin, phenobarbital, dilantin, and tridione used in combinations for different epilepsy types. Sebaceous cysts are usually not dangerous and are surgically removed if needed.
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Werman MW
Bundesem
M.D
Dortors
Strength For The Day by Earl L. Douglas
This reading urges decisive action over hesitation. It cites Swift and Goethe on indecision and suggests setting a time limit, weighing factors, then making a firm choice despite inner doubt. It emphasizes practical momentum and the value of choosing something.
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Dean Swift
Goethe
Berlin Airlift Memorial inscription and names
The inscription reads They gave their lives in the service of the airlift 1948 49. Engraved on the base are 39 Britons, 31 Americans, and 5 Germans.
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W.S A. E
Rain Covers Wide Areas From Iowa to Maine
Showers and thunderstorms swept Southern Iowa and much of Missouri and Central Illinois while extending into Wyoming and eastern South Dakota. Rain also fell in Maine and the Northwest, with the north central region forecast to stay unsettled. Temperatures rose into the 90s with a 106 degree high at Presidio, Texas.
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Iowa
Missouri
Ilinois
Wyoming
South Dakota
North Central
Maine
Washington
Rockies
Presidio. Tex
Justice Department To Scan Testimony Of Airbase Probe
Senate preparedness subcommittee leader Lyndon B. Johnson says a transcript of clashs testimony on graft and malpractice at major U. S. airbases in French Morocco will be sent to the Justice Department for action. The inquiry alleges corruption and higher costs tied to a rush Korean era project.
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Justice Department
Washington
U. S
Morocco
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
Senate
Johnson
Leonie Turns Toward Singing As Joseph Newman Visits
Henri notes Leonie’s budding interest in singing after a visit from Joseph Newman, while Heloise warns that Leonie can be fickle and may choose different young men and ambitions. Henri hopes the Newman match and singing pursue future stability.
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Leonie
Joseph Newman
Henri
Joseph
Heloise
Henot
Annette
Robert Molloy
King
Family tensions rise over Leonie reading habits
Robert Molloy portrays Henri debating Leonie's reading choices and a late night concern about her cough. Heloise notices the tension as Uncle Henri weighs addressing Leonie’s books amid worries about Oscar Wilde stories.
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Leonie
Henri
Minafy Heloise
Oscar
Leone
Heronac
Fler
Henr
Leonies
Daffie
Heloise
Helose
Laonie
Helo Wae
How's Your IQ 7 How to Score Based on 200 Questions
Daily scoring guide rates memory genius to very superior from 9 to 16 correct answers over 10 days. Quiz questions cover Gideon Society books, GP in medicine, word contrasts, song clues, Gridhop Club dinners, Easter feast type, Alexander the Great’s father, Alda’s lineage, theater tag line, and the number of plagues in Egypt.
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Gideon Society
Gridhop Club
Alexander the Great
Alda
Egypt
Italy
Ethiopia
English Churchman To Visit Moscow
London Dr Hewett Johnson the Red Dean of Canterbury who has outraged English churchmen with pro Soviet views will fly to Moscow with his wife for a holiday. In Moscow he will be guest of Alexei Patriarch of Moscow and all Russia. Johnson 78 won a Stalin peace prize last year and wears a gold medal with his cross. His 100000 ruble prize is deposited in a Russian bank and likely usable for holiday expenses.
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London
Hewett Johnson
Casterebury
Moscow
Russia
Alexei
Johnson
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