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Show fUJfDAT. JUNE 29, 1952 Provo, Utah County. Ptah 14 Atomic Energy Plant Suffers Strike Trouble SUNDAY HERALD Top Atomic Officials See Truman Finn to Face Charges- On False - Lottlmdro tip WASHINGTON. (UP) Hat the United States, already developed SEATTLE Wasf. CUP) The X" accused plant! mysterious "Mr. Providing the false Up that near Paducah Saturday planned to .Owen Lattimore planned a trip utilize the week end in an attempt hind the Iron . Curtain. willbe to settle a strike of 4,500 laborers. 'arraigned Monday on a charge of which union officers termed ."un- -' wilful falsification of facts., PADUCAH. Ky.. UP)-4ffic- iaIs at the huge atomic energy 'fhcial." ; Harry A. Janinen, 4 TH Immigrant. .trike besrsn Thursdav naturalized Finnish inuiciea Dy a leaerai grana when laborers supplying HI and released on $500 materials protested holding up of feati. Friday a proposed wage increase pending; The FBI said that Jarvinen was approval of the Wage Stabilization the man who informed the State Board. The walkout idled almost supposed trip. 20,000 more workers employed in! The information resulted in the bunding the $500,000,000 plant. department's issuing a ban .against Evan Dale, head of the ifnion the Johns Hopkins University pool, said there was a fessor's right to travel abroad, "misunderstanding" about the prd-- J Jarvinen's attorney, Gerald posed wage increase. Project of- - hucklin, said his client, an said they hoped to have ployee of a Seattle travel bureau, construction resumed by Monday. (''doesn't even know Lattimore" The workers normally have the and would plead "not guilty." week end off. "He did make some statement at a social gathering when he was bit tipsy and a central intelligence agifit was there," Shucklin :said. Whether that "statement" CAB was the one concerning Lattimore jwas not revealed by the attorney. i Shucklin said his client had made statements" before to the I . , V j j pro-lab- or era-ficia- ls 'The South, always a Democratic stronghold, this year is destined to play a decisive role in choosing the Republican presidential candidate. . The race between Sen. Robert A.. Tart and Gen. Dwight Eisenhower is so, close that the votes .of the Soutnern delegates to, the .Republican National Convention may turn put to be the determining factor in the contest. Above Newschart shows the stales and the number "of, delegates that each candidate will be wooing.- Without the votes of these neither one of the major GGP contenders has amassed enough strength to insure victory delegates, ' on the first ballot. " - Approves Airline Merger On West Coast CIA. but he did not disclose 1 Civil "Aeronautics proved a merger of West Coast and Empire Airlines and allocated hew routes to link the two companies' Deaf Housewife The board at the same time late Ends Fast Friday renewed the operating fran- i systems.-- ' 19-D- ay out-M- - ft. chise for routes served by Empire until Sept. 30, 1954. OSB Uft N, Ida ( U P ) . Hopes of New routes assigned are: a deaf housewife to regain her ' 1. Seattle, Eilensburg, Yakima. hearing were shattered when she Pasco and Walla Walla, Wash gave way to "great hunger" and 2. Portland. Ore Yakfrna. Wen- - broke a religious fasting. Lake, Spq-- . Mrs. Mabel Heminger of Osburn atchee, Ephrata-Mose- s kane and Coeur d'AIene. , confessed she drank some, fruit The merger is to be effected, juice after she "couldn't; resist" throqgh acquisition of Empire's thought of taking it. A fasting tanding stock, by West Coast. jshe began to regain her, hearing was scheduled to last until Sunday. According to Mrs. Heminger's King George V, of England, religious beliefs, "great hunger" made a hobby of coifeeting budge- - is justifiable cause for abandoning the beautiful Australian a fast. She is a member of the jugars, lovebirds. 'Assembly of God church. , ! r . I PI H w j the nature of the remarks. The UPt Board' has ap- .WASHINGTON. ...- ?' t t Royooo, U. S. Narsl Academy's 71 foot Stya l, boils across the finish line off - Da rid' Bead, Bermuda, to lead a record fleet of & yachts in the U. S. to Ecrtmida race. . The Royono was in four prevocs Bermuda races, finishing second In IMS. third in 1850 and fourth in 1338 os corrected Uroe. Her elapned Hroe m race this year was 87 boura 16 minute 2SVi eeoeds. THESE OF THE RAVT b. W...Y0UfCAH N.Y. Police Hunt Killer of Rabbi 3 v ; W cViar 9 Madonna and Child statue untouched. The storms caused heavy damage Ildaho Storekeeper IShot To Death " Lalce Shore Elder Bowen In $79.95 Al- - ..ota the fbert E. Bowen. member of Saints Church Council rtposiies. was reponra , Breakfast Beauties -- " 01 iwtive ; 7 met at me . nome . 01 ' pllPutit h hnt fataiiv .ir in w ni-,jiffornnnr, ..' an iucKett last t riaay. hf, , slnnj art Mnrma ian t rcrinnrusv n hJnr Mr. r The meeting was called to store at Bay view 25 miles north- - Hunt took charge. Talks were fhe official rhurrh oraer dv ianya Arsyie. Marian aci f ,Ar. rrid.v and Lila'was ,aken (o th(1 hosp)taj by Sharan--Robi- ns jgiven Xuckett led fhe group jn .' singing, and Police arrested Paul refreshments eredav suffering a rirrutatorv -ailmrnt nr4 I,,K inc Blur was Nutm ureudUHK uu- - ro ,,.u. Th. h j A of health shooting Puckett a few minutes will be held at the home of Helen toast. fcrent kinds ' f findemonstration on the care t ' aftcr Puckeft hu him ,n th f Selman, new leader, gernails was giver by Tafiaf-lcAmong bees,; the worker has A family picnic was held re- knocked him down aud Suzanne Huff. A swimming Puckett was wounded twice In'""1 by members of the Ray 3000 to 4000 lenne in its eyes, the party was planned. Refreshments 1he chest and staggeri;d about 30l Davis family, The picnic at Salem drone 7000 at 8000, and a queen ucre served by the hostess. The fect bcfore tf .w r Park was in honor of a son. Kent, about 5000. next meeting will be held at the ported there coilapsing. a lonp.ctanrfm.,1 who has returned home from a his home of Beverly Hunter on, July 8.;feud be(ween Puckett and Poli- - two-yeLDS mission to the Northern ' States Kent, who ardoriw bruised about the rived home Saturday, will be the Friday Mrs. Foy Poulson and mouh dren of Richfield: Mrs. Dell Ho- guest speaker at Spanish Fork gan and children of Salt Lake City,! First Ward on Sunday. Those atand Mrs. Hal Hancock and daugh-iCntending the picnic were Mr. and frnnrlem ter of Provo. The day was spent Mrs. Clyde Davis and four chilfaperS dren. Mr. and Mrs. Paul visiting and a lovely luricheon was Announce PriCiB Raises ' i and four children, Mr. strved,. . Mr. and Mrs. W. Lr Chrlstensen SAN FRANCISCO. (UP) 144 WEST CEHTER and Mrs. Carlos Davis and five San of- Francisco's two of Mami. Mr. and Mrs. Chester at the home children, news'pa-Mmorning Davis and five children. Mr. and and. jisited Knight re- - ners annnnnori :,(.,.., i ua l .J... iui till y Mrs. Ray Davis, Mr. and Mrs. cently. jwill raise the prices of their week- - Harrold a c.. j Davis, Lois Peterson and . Mr. and Mrs. Justin Nelsnn and Haw U JSf II 11 II II I 1 lit enecuve Kent.- Kent has registered In family have returned home from July 1.. -juuuaj vacation m ioulhern The Chronicle and Examiner school at the Brigham Young i University and will continue his .daily issues would go up from tatted before he left on his' mis-t- o seven The 4-- Club . .Latter-da- y - .. j ti SiandarA .ji.. ; i j;t 'ji'lV' ' n! . j.-.- a in-,- hi. fr,,. Jll Bsti-m- SALT LAKE CITY. (UP Bt MARGRETTE TAYLOR ..rJ By EDXA KNIGUT ; i V If yu,hav an eld tfmtra "... bring it in . .!. ttt at us giv you on of !i cash valut trade-i. 'Fairr Condition SaIem Wltwtim, ymfal. heavy BUFFETED BY NATURE S' Jeanne's Catholic Church at Corcoran, Minn., fell "winds during a two-dastorm. The roof and steeple (left) were ripped off. Inside the church was a S"j wmii in Ttirphfl victim to ER m (tBTtiQtM1' Christmas! y Sale SraeGiai mm hr . . . and in tlm CRE.4 t covered with debris, but left throughout the state, MID-SUMM- (0.19 A MOVIE CAMERA . . PR0V0 0VH AFFORD TO NEW YORK, (UP) Police be gan a house to house search Saturday for the gun used to kill a young he returned Brooklyn rabbi a from" an evening of prayer in a synagogue. The body of Rabbi Samuel B. London, 23, was found on a park path in the Greenpoint section of Brooklyn. Friday. An autopsy dis closed he died of a single .22 gun shot wound in the head. Police were hunting for a sniper or the owner of 'a .22 rifle who may have been target shooting and accidently killed the young man. They ruled out robbery n a motive because Tendon's gold wrlstwatch and wallet were -' he . the dread Thia provocatlva questioa was raised Saturday after two of the nation's highest "atomic officials gave President Jrumm, a lop -secret report on what they des cribed as "great developments" la atomic energy. Dr. J. Robert Oppenheimer. chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission's general advisory committee; put it this way after he and AEC Chairman Gordon Dean called at the White House late Friday: "There have been such great developments in atomic energy we felt we should report on these directly to the President. We wish we could say what was tn the re port, but we can L j .Oppenhelmer's cryptic statement touched, off Immediate speculation jthat the, "great developments' the hydrogen superbomb, most frightful and devastating jthe engine of destruction ever under man. 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