Link Between Flying Saucers And Mystery Submarines Seen
Boise April 10 Kenneth Arnold, the private pilot who sparked saucer reports, says a definite link exists between flying saucers and mysterious submarines off US coasts. He wonders if they are one and the same, possibly space ships from another planet. Arnold cites serious witnesses and holds an open mind while Air Force and President Truman deny knowledge. He notes his collection includes tapes, photos, clippings, and technical data.
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Boise
Ida
Kenneth Arnold
Mexico
California
Arnold
Air Force
Truman
Daily Mail
Yakima
Wash
Mr. Rainier
al Baxter
Central Aircraft Company
Baxter
Flying saucers blamed on foo fighters explained
A former Air Force lieutenant, unnamed, says foo fighters are radio controlled images resembling balls of fire that trailed Allied night bombers in Europe during World War II. He claims German scientists created them to frighten pilots and that American scientists have since perfected the tactic as a psychological weapon.
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Clean
U.P
Air Force
Europe
Prairie Blaze Hits Hartley County Ranches Hard
A massive prairie fire scorched thousands of acres in Hartley County near the New Mexico line. By morning most fires were out, with one small blaze on the Matador Ranch lingering. Fire covered sections of the Houghton, Malcom Shelton, Matador, and Reynolds Cattle Company ranches while Punta de Agua creek helped halt the spread. Wind gusts of 35 to 45 mph pushed flames northward, volunteers fought overnight, and livestock losses were not yet confirmed. See Prairie Fire on Page 6.
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Harry Hoare
Globe Ee
Albert Law
Ted Houghton
Matador
Houghton Ranch
Malcom Shelton Ranch
Reynolds Cattle Company
Shorty Felts
Dalhart
Punta de Agua Creek
Prairie Fire
Death Takes J C Berry
The dean of Amarillo architects J C Berry aged 74 died at 12 45 PM in St Anthony's Hospital. He had practiced here for 44 years and became ill yesterday as he was about to attend church. He lived with his sister Mrs B Zimmerman. Funeral arrangements are pending at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
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J. C. Berry
West Tenth
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Mr. Berry
B. Zimmerman
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Supreme Court won't halt anti communist hearings ruling
The Supreme Court refused to review the convictions of John Howard Lawson and Dalton Trumbo for contempt of Congress as they refused to answer the House Un American Activities Committee about Communist Party membership. The 6 2 decision upheld lower court findings that Congress may inquire into suspected Communist ties and that free speech and the right to remain silent yield to national welfare interests. Lawson and Trumbo faced $1000 fines and a year in jail. eight other Hollywood figures were implicated in the probe.
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Supreme Court
Witneses
John Howard Lawson
Dalton Trumbo
Congress
House Un-American Activities Committee
Communist Party
Lawson
Trumbo
US Court of Appeals
Black
Douglas
Clark
Vinson
Reed
Frankfurter
Jackson
Burton
Minton
Hollywood
House Committee
Ring Lardner, Jr
Albert Maltz
Alvah Bessie
Samuel Ornitz
Herbert Biberman
Edward Dmytryk
Adrian Scott
Lester Cole
Four plane survivors found on rafts near Jamaica
United Press reports four survivors in Caribbean rescue after a British PBY crash. Over the weekend at least 40 were dead or missing in air and marine accidents. Searches by US Navy Air Force and docks for missing crews continued across Atlantic and Baltic regions.
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Caribbean
Kingston
Jamaica
Air Force
Los Angeles
New England
Baltic Sea
Denmark
Sweden
Germany
Copenhagen
Chesapeake Bay
Old Point Comfort
Duster Blasts Through High Plains With Blinding Dust
A strong north wind and blowing dust hit the High Plains early today. In Dumas visibility dropped to near zero as a sand storm raged at 11 30 am. Amarillo motorists were urged to stay off the roads. wind expected to ease by afternoon with cooler air arriving.
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Massachusetts
Coast Guard
Anna C. Perry
New Bedford
Mass
High Plains
Dumas
C. R. Compton
Amarillo
Department of Public Safety
H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Junior Spellers Vie Wednesday at 2:30 P M
The first Junior Spelling Bee for Amarillo’s National Bee will be held in the Horace Mann School auditorium at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon. H Grady Wilson county superintendent will direct. Eligible are sixth and lower grade pupils. The News Globe will award trophies for the top three. A county elimination for the National Bee is set for April 22 at Amarillo High School auditorium.
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Amarillo
Horace Mann
H. Grady Wilson
Potter County
News-Globe
Amarillo High School
Boyce Re-Elected By Fair Association
John Boyce was re-elected president of the Tri-State Fair Association at a morning membership meeting at the Herring Hotel. Delbert Dalby was re-elected vice-president and Rex B. Baxter was re-elected secretary and general manager.
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John Boyce
Tri- State Fair Association
Herring Hotel
Delbert Dalby
Rex B. Baxter
Higgins Fire Rips Through 15 Mile Range West of Town
A range fire sparked by train embers burned across about 50 sections Sunday afternoon and night, starting two miles west of Higgins near the Santa Fe line. Firefighters battled over a hundred men through Sunday night into Monday morning until the blaze was controlled north of Wolf Creek, twelve miles away.
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Globe
Higgins
Wolf Creek
Here
Gunn Bros Thrift Stamps and Lumber Co Ad
Advertises Gunn Bros Thrift Stamps and Olver and Wiggins Lumber Co at 1200 West 6th listing products and services in a compact chamber of commerce style notice.
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Gunn Bros
Olver & Wiggins Lbr. Co
Nightmares and fear haunt a memory in a survivor’s account
The narrative recalls alcohol fog and a chilling frenzy as a man relives a frightening sequence with a mysterious companion named Joe. Violent imagery lingers through white scar on a jaw, ominous warnings, and a frantic attempt to hide in a closet before oblivion.
Weather Summary for Amarillo and Surrounding Areas
Windy and cooler conditions diminish tonight with dust in the Panhandle. Tuesday should be fair and warmer across West Texas and New Mexico, with cooler nights and less frost lingering in the north. Temperatures show a high around 88 degrees and a 39 degree low earlier, with varied 24 hour readings.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
West Texas
South Plains
New Mexico
News Tip First Prize To Charles McBeath
Prize listing for last week notes Charles McBeath of Parker 2102 won first prize five dollars for a News Tip about Panhandle winds aiding a land ship feature story. Second prize went to Mrs. Winston Marks for a tip on a Maine girl coming to Texas to be a cowgirl.
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Plains
Charles McBeath
Parker
Winston Marks
Washington
Maine
Texas
Alta Mae Hassler
Buchanan
Dumas
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By Wayne Jefferies
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Mildred
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Indiana
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Milton
Boughton Sowers
Sowers
Malcolm Lee
Neely-Greenhill-Lowndes— Insurance
US Weather Bureau
T. B. McCann
Chanan
W. O. McGaha
Kenneth Moore
S. L. Ed Hayden
Stan
Cleveland
Hutch
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