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(Original Caption) 3/9/1951-New York, NY: David Greengalss (above), 29-year-old former Army Sergeant who worked on the A-bomb at Los Alamos, New Mexico, was the second government witness at the nation's first atomic spy trial, March 9th. His testimony, which will be continued next week, began a recital of espionage for Russia that could send his sister and brother-in-law, who are on trial for espionage during wartime, to the electric chair.

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