Councilman Blames Barking Dogs on Gray and Smithfield Aves
Councilman S. J. Smith said dogs on Gray Ave and Smithfield Ave keep residents awake. T A Riley reports quiet conditions before the meeting, but Officer Lowery later notes four complaints of barking dogs from those streets as council members left city hall.
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S. J. Smith
T. A. Riley
Gray Ave
Mr. Smith
City Hall
Officer Lowery
Gray
Smithfield Ave
World Atom Control Undermined by U S Russian Tells U N
Andrei Gromyko charged the United States aimed to undermine and dictate terms on international atomic control. Frederick H. Osborn, the U S atomic deputy, called the accusation false. Action on the second U N atomic report was postponed to tomorrow at 10 30 a m due to many speakers.
Lightenwalter Wins Pennsylvania Eighth District Seat
Republican Franklin H. Lightenwalter retained Pennsylvania's Eighth District seat in a special election defeating labor-backed Democrat Phil Storch. Lightenwalter led 44 065 to 27 884 with 198 of 214 precincts reported. union officials say the CIO and Railroad Brotherhoods carried seven of eight Allentown wards.
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Allentown
Franklin H. Lightenwalter
Pennsylvania
Phil Storch
Lichtenwalter
Storch
Lnst
Charles Cerlack
GOP
Owlet Lees
G. Mason Owlett
Republican National
Star-Times Defies U.S. Postal Rule
The St. Louis Star-Times says it violated postal fraud and lottery law by publishing a dispatch last July about a North Carolina negro who was denied a Cadillac won in a lottery and vows to continue publishing such stories. Postmaster Bernard F. Dick argues the piece violated the statute and would have been barred from the mails. the editorial defends press freedom against race discrimination allegations.
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ST. Louis
Star-Times
North Carolina
Bernard F. Dickman
Star- Times
Time
Life
Newsweek
Suspect Arrested in Car Theft Case at Bolling Field
Charles W. Whitlock of Thurmond West Virginia was arrested by Winchester police and delivered to the U S marshal at Harrisonburg for federal court trial on charges of stealing a car at Bolling Field Washington.
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Charles W. Whitlock
Thurmond
W. Va
Bolling Field
Washington
Winchester
U. S. Marshall
Harrisonburg
City Council Grants Animal Disposal Permission
Dr Charles Milton, a veterinarian, is authorized by the Wine council to dispose of dead dogs and cats at the city dump when referred by the SPCA. The arrangement limits disposal to small animals only, to avoid diverting county garbage to the dump and to address rising animal fatalities and a crowded site.
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Charles 8. Milton
Wine Council
SPCA
Elsie M. Rosenberger
Milton
S. Lee Grant
Dr. Milton
J. T. Kremer
Fred Glaize
Grant
Water and Sewer Bond Funds Invested at One Percent
Treasurer Baker reports the remaining 50000 of the water and sewer bond issue placed in a local bank at 1 percent interest. An out of town bank holds 600000 for some time. Financing costs run under 0.5 percent, but Fred Glaize warned council there are no signs of lower construction costs to start the project.
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W. A. Baker
Fred Glaize
July personal incomes hit record $197 billion
The Commerce Department reported July personal incomes at an annual rate of $197 billion, nearly $2 billion higher than the previous June peak, setting a new high.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Opera rejected for lack of prima donna role
The management refused Boris Godunov as it had no solo parts or prima donna role. It took nearly two years to revise the production to fit managerial needs.
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T.T. A
Boris Godunov
Invention of Champagne credited to Dom Pierre Perignon
Answer notes Dom Pierre Pérignon a Benedictine monk at Hautvilliers France as the innovator of the bubbly wine process. It states the discovery occurred over 250 years ago and links the champagne to the region’s sparkling quality.
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Dom Pierre Perignon
Hautvilliers
France
Repeated Abuse of Atomic Energy Could End Human Gene Line
Nobel laureate H J Muller warned that widespread atomic energy misuses could erase the human gene system and wipe out mankind over generations. He argued a single atomic blast could seed survivors with mutations that produce genetic deaths across future generations, potentially forever if radiation exposure repeats.
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Chicago
H. J. Muller
Indiana University
Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Muller
Eigher
Lions Gross $1000 For S. C. Fire Co.
Ste phens City Lions raised more than $1,000 at a yard party held Friday and Saturday. C. A. Hobert of Winchester and C. E. Miley Jr. of Boyce spoke on attendance and the national California convention. Proceeds go to the Ste phens City Fire Company.
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C. A. Hobert
Winchester
C. E. Miley, Jr
Boyce
Stephens City Lions
Nine New War Contract Fraud Cases Disclosed by GAO
The General Accounting Office reports nine new fraud cases totaling 3,006,515 in settlement of terminated war contracts. The cases add to 79 cases previously reported and exclude yesterday’s 1,121,000 overpayment settlement. GAO general counsel E L Fisher notes 1 percent fraud rate among examined cases and that law limits recourse to the Justice Department. Rep Rich criticizes the 1944 law and urges repeal or deeper inquiry. The House expenditures subcommittee continues reviewing war contract settlements chaired by Bender.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Congress
GAO
E. L. Fisher
House
The
Accounting Office
Justice Department
Fisher
Rep
Rich
R-Pa
Ohio Republicans to review remarks this week on unity questions
R Ohio officials indicated reporters that party members will study remarks later this week to determine what appears to be unresolved unity issues and next steps. The comments signal cautious planning ahead of internal discussions and potential strategies.
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Ohio
Authorized Increases in Government Petroleum Product Contract
A fragment notes authorized increases in a government contract for petroleum products. Details on agency, contract number, or amount are not readable, but the item flags higher costs and altered terms affecting supply.
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Cloverdale Soft Drinks
Cloverdale Spring CO
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Truman
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Miller Bros
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Cleveland
Sally Brown
Lions
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Murlinzer
Philadelphia
Tommie
Mike
Judy
Aion Spinettes
America
Wurlitzer
Wimp
Loudoun
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