Dame Susan Jocelyn Bell Burnell is a Northern Irish physicist who, while conducting research for her doctorate, discovered the first radio pulsars in 1967. This discovery later earned the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1974, but she was not among the awardees.

Headlines from July 15, 1943

Americans' Job Toughest; PORT CITY PERILED IN SICILY ADVANCE

MAXON ATTACKS OPA AS HE RESIGNS POST; He Asserts 'the Professors and Lawyers and Theorists Just Haven't Done the Job' MAXON ASSAILS OPA AS HE RESIGNS POST

CAPITAL TACKLES OIL NEEDS FOR WAR AND DOMESTIC USE; President Talks With Hull and Other Cabinet Aides Over Global Requirements INQUIRY BEGUN BY BYRNES He Gets Plea From Congress Group to Help the East -Supply Here Gaining CAPITAL ATTACKS GASOLINE PROBLEM

MEAT RELIEF PLEA OF OPA FOR CITY REJECTED BY FDA; Though an Emergency Exists, Proclaiming It Would Do No Good, Official Holds NEEDS OF ARMY STRESSED Fish Receipts Drop to 25% of Normal -- Woolley Urges Eating More Potatoes MEAT RELIEF PLEA FOR CITY REJECTED

Tail-Gunner Got Foe In Own Death Crash

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