Committee To Guide U. S. In Atomics Named
President Truman announced a five member civilian atomic energy commission to take over from the army. The panel includes Robert F. Bacher Lewis L Strauss Sumner Pike and others with Lilienthal as chairman. Transition steps include War Department handling Manhattan Project work during a months long shift.
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Washington
New Atomic Energy Commission
Truman
White House
Commission
War Department
Manhatan
Peaceie
Presi
New
Atomic Energy In
David K. Lilienthal
Kenthal
Tennessee Valley Authority
Lilienthal
Congress
Robert F. Bacher
Cornell University
Bernard M. Baruch
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
Waymack
William W. Waymack
Des Moines Register
Chicago Reserve Bank
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Lewis L. Strauss
Army—Navy Munitions Board
Herbert Hoover
New York
Kuhn, Loeb and Co
Sumner T. Pike
Securities Exchange Commission
Pike
Lubec
SEC
Lillenthal
TVA
Gordon R. Clapp
Clapp
Forty-Six Held on Conspiracy to Overthrow Cuban Government
Forty six men were held without bail today on charges of conspiring to overthrow the legally constituted government of Cuba in an armed revolt.
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Havana
Cuba
Wallace Seeks Liberal Realignment in Party Make-Up
Wallace urged liberals from the Democratic and Republican parties to unite against reaction and redraw politics into a liberal and conservative party. He attacked pseudo-liberals in both parties and criticized Harold Stassen for flip in the Pacific Northwest. He praised Wendell Willkie as a rare liberal GOP leader.
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Tacoma
Wash
Henry A. Wallace
United States
Republican Party
Harold Stassen
Wallace
Stassen
Pacific Northwest
Wendell Willkie
GOP
Rites Tomorrow for John Sine Burial in Lebanon
John Baker 76 of Opequon died after weeks of illness and is to be buried in Lebanon Cemetery. Surviving children include Lizzie Taylor Raymond Sine Floyd Sine Bertha Bucker and Albert Sine with a half brother Waldo Line. Funeral at 2:30 Wednesday from Stover Funeral Home conducted by Rev. J O Murphy.
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John Baker
Opequon
Wardnesville
Ben
Sarah Sine
Ida Belle Shumaker Sine
Lizzie Taylor
West Virginia
Raymond Sine
Mt. Falls
Floyd Sine
Reliance
Bertha Bucker
Lebanon
Albert Sine
Waldo Line
Stover Funeral Home
J. O. Murphy
Lebanon Cemetery
St Luke Church Extends Call to Rev W M Claybon
The St Luke Baptist Church in Berryville extended a call to Rev W M Claybon of Hagerstown Maryland at a recent congregation meeting. Deacon Carter announced the pastor has not yet indicated if he will accept. The church has been without a pastor since Rev E T Johnson died.
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St. Luke Baptist Church
Berryville
W. M. Claybon
Agerstown
Carter
Claybon
E. T. Johnson
Artie Shaw's ambers in Hollywood marriage shock
Hollywood reports Artie Shaw and a first literary try with Forever Amber stirred surprise when they wed yesterday in Juarez Mexico near El Paso. Tokyo diplomats warn of deceptive talks as Japan seeks trading rights and quicker return to status. Saunders of Ashland Virginia pursues a Congress run. A U S Army homing pigeon G T Joe arrives in England to receive the Dickin Medal for wartime service.
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Hollywood
Artie Shaw
Jackpot
Amber
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Tokyo
Japan
Henry L. Saunders
Ashland
Congress
Virginia
Saunders
London
G. T. Joe
Italy
England
Dickin
Funeral Services for Mrs Omps Set for Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Rose Omps widow of Lase Omps formerly of Winchester now living in Martinsburg will be held Thursday at 2 oclock from Coffman Funeral Home Martinsburg following her death last night at 1230 at King Daughters Hospital Attended by local residents and family members in Winchester and Martinsburg areas.
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Rose Omps
Lase Omps
Winchester
Martinsburg
King Daughters Hospital
Coffman Funeral Home
Army Hospital Funding Request Draws State Report
The Woodrow Wilson Study Commission recommended to the governor that the State Department of Education prepare a detailed report on the use of federal funds for general hospital construction in Virginia and the possibility of converting the facility into a tuberculosis hospital.
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General Hospital
Virginia
Woodrow Wilson Study Commission
State Department of Education
Woodrow Wilson property eyed for rehabilitation center
The State Board of Education approved a report outlining financing a rehabilitation center for disabled white and Negro persons. A regional vocational school for West Central Virginia and a comprehensive high school uniting Augusta counties high schools are also proposed for state acquisition.
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State Board of Education
Woodrow Wilson
Augusta Counties
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Storm Signals Push Toward Mine Contract Standstill
The article discusses Union leader Lewis pushing for wage and hour concessions, warning that without a contract the current agreement could be void. It notes the UMW historically refuses to work without a contract and references President Truman's signal amplifying a strike threat.
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Lewis
UMW
Government says coal meeting was only a response to Lewis request
Krug, on a Western inspection tour, told a Tahoe City reporter that arranging a meeting between Lewis and Coal Mines Administrator N H Col lison was merely compliance with Lewis request. The spokesman said the telegram did not indicate reopening the contract, despite earlier speculation.
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Krug
Tahoe City
Calif
Lewis
N. H. Collisson
Lund
Union Leader Reaches Pact Reassessment With Government
Union leader agreed yesterday to negotiate with the government under the terms of the old pact that took effect May 29 after Krug seized the strike paralyzing soft coal mines. He had warned the pact would be void on November 1 if negotiations did not proceed.
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Krug
Lewis
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