Teller says shelters could save 9 of 10 citizens in an A bomb attack
Dr Edward Teller urges a national push to build public and private shelters from city to hamlet. He says nine out of ten citizens could survive with shelters, while without them six to eight die. Mass shelters near cities with independent air supply and radio links are proposed to meet blast and firestorm dangers.
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Teller
California
Dr. Teller
Stark
Willard Libby
Atomic Cheap Detectors
New York City
Luxury Market Boom Expands Beyond Wealthy Buyers
The luxury market widens as middle income families buy luxury goods faster than population growth. Art, antiques, and high end items rise in price while demand spreads from blue collar buyers. Rolls Royces and luxury brands mark a shift in who buys prestige goods, reflecting broader economic growth and changing tastes.
Execution of Youth Postponed By Trial Motion
Preston Cobb Jr., 15, a black youth, is being granted a new trial after a motion filed by Jasper County officials. Judge George S. Carpenter will hear the motion October 6 in Milledgeville, delaying his Sept. 22 death sentence in the Dumas killing. The case stems from a June 1 shooting after a dispute over pond fish.
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Atlanta, Ga
Preston Cobb Jr
Jasper County
George S. Carpenter
Milledgeville
Cobb
Monticello
Frank Coleman Dumas
Donald L. Hollowell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lion Tamer Missing After Mouse Bite Incident
Henk Luycx a 24 year old Dutch lion tamer with a local circus failed to perform after being bitten by a mouse in St Ingbert Germany. He claimed the mouse bit his hand causing blood poisoning and required bandaging and rest away from the arena. Tigers are friendlier than those mice he quipped.
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ST. Ingbert
Germany
Henk Luycx
Hope for Big Auto Operation Gone This Week
Detroit reports GM faces widespread strikes with 53 local agreements reached but global production crippled. Five new at the plant settlements bring total to 53 as 250000 of 350000 workers idle while top level talks stall over non-economic issues. Plans to shut lines and curtail output hit Chevrolet engine plant Tonawanda and Harrison radiator Buffalo among others with thousands laid off. A turtle soup garnish note ends the piece.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto
UAW AW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Louis G. Seaton
Chevrolet
Cleveland
Ohio
Sandusky
Oldsmobile Assembly
Lansing
Mich
Fisher Body
Mansfield
van Nuys
Calif
Chevrolet Engine
Tonawanda
N.Y
Harrison Radiator
Buffalo
Lockport
Njys
Chevrolet Gear and Axle
Priest Covers Scattered Parish by Car and Foot
Father John Reilly, 47, serves a 110 mile arc in Eastern Kentucky traveling by car and on foot to 32 families. He teaches at Our Lady of the Mountain School in Paintsville and makes Sunday trips to Prestonburg and Beauty mining camp while logging about 35,000 miles yearly. He knows baptism and marriage histories for new parishioners and has friendly moonshiner encounters, growing donations for charity.
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Raintsville
Father John Reilly
Kentucky
Father Reilly
Paintsville
Our Lady of the Mountain School
Prestonburg
Beauty
West Virginia
Boston College
University of Notre Dame
Mount St. Mary’s
Cincinnati
East
Rouss Park Reopens After Major Face Lifting
Recreation Director Jim Otra presided over a near complete rebuild of Rouss Park ball diamond. The crumbling stands and surrounding buildings were removed and a new look was unveiled along Route 50. Winchester Rebels host Bakerton in the opening Teener game at 2:30 Sunday with a potential doubleheader the next week on the West Virginia diamond.
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Tod Sie H Tad
Rouse Park
Jim Otra
Ox Key
Rouss Park
Winchester Rebels
Bakerton
West Virginians
Reds
Winchester
Fairfax Hunt Loaded With Top Mounts
Sponsors invite for the fourth annual Fairfax Hunt feature a roster of top mounts including ARTHUR W. ARUNDEL Hugh D. Auchincloss and Col. David F. Concon Jr among a long list of prominent backers and horse owners.
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Fairfax Hunt
Arthur W. Arundel
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Robert C. Baker
Donald E. Ball
A. Smith Bowman, Jr
E. DeLong Bowman
Joel T. Broyhill
E. Taylor Chewning, Jr
Col
David F. Concon, Jr
Romaine Eaton
Daniel C. Fahey, Jr
James B. Franklin
John T. Gibson
Henry H. Godfrey
Robert D. Graham
Charles D. Hamel
E. Carl Hengen
Edward F. Hi Also
Garfield Kass
Richmond B. Keech
Herbert W. Klotz
George Preston Marshall
Rowland S. Marshall
Ollie R. Me
Doug R. Phillips
MF. James 0. Pease
Stewart Preeece
Jouett Shou- Weedon
George W. Wise
Migratory Workers Hold Sunday Social in Winchester
The Labor Camp hosts a Sunday gathering with Rev. H. A. Abney speaking on the spider as a useful creature. Organizers thank Winchester residents for their cooperation.
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H. A. Abney
Winchester
Grapefruit Sections and Fries Garnish Idea
Fresh grapefruit sections served with a crisp garnish of fries either fresh or frozen, offering a bright citrus contrast to the savory side. This pairing suggests a novel snack or starter idea combining fruit and fry textures for varied flavor.
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New York
Edward
Holder
Cosmetic Chemicals Corp
Khrushchev
B. F. Goodrich
Kelvinator
Peay
Freezer
Begoodrich
Stuart M
Perry, Inc
PINE
Chrysler
Dodge
Imperial
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