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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1946

Page

13

Suspects Sought in Potter County Forgery Ring

Potter County sheriff's officers pursue suspects tied to a forgery wave involving checks totaling about 5 000. Two men, Joe Buddy Smith and Woodrow Douglas, were jailed after transfer from downstate. Hubert Thompson is free on bond awaiting transfer to Tucumcari New Mexico where warrants exist.

Potter County Waco Joe Buddy Smith Woodrow Douglas Lem Pounds Downstate Hubert Thompson Tucumcari N. M Smith Douglas Childress Dalhart Amarillo Shamrock Estelline Memphis State Department of Public Safety Big Spring San Angelo Kansas First National Bank

Welcome Stranger Close-Up Limits England Medical Scene

The British market will see a close-up of Bing Crosby performing an appendectomy on Barry Fitzgerald in Welcome Stranger due to screen restrictions in England. A further American cut features Bing with a scalpel and Joan Caulfield as an emergency nurse.

England Bing Crosby Barry Pitzgerald Bing Joan Caulfield Elliott Nugent Sai

Army Pays Germans To Take Lessons in Self Government

Americans fund German students for clerical automotive and English courses in Berlin. About 550 young men and women enroll to qualify for paid occupation roles under Army government. Subsistence pay meals and training costs are covered by occupation funds and Army stocks and imports.

Army Berlin R. E. Fauss Granite Falls Minn AMG Information and Educational Office

Alcohol Lighting More Costly Than Electricity to Britons

A British conference heard Britons spend nearly three times as much on drink as on fuel and light. R S Thwaites of Manchester Electric warned last year Britain spent 1 192 500 000 dollars on fuel and light while 3 082 500 000 dollars went to drink.

Blackpool England R. S. Thwaittes Manchester Electricity Department Great Britain

Brazil Turns Tables on Accused German Saboteur

German scientist Paul Cristienen once jailed for plotting sabotage in Brazil now trains inmates at a federal penitentiary in mechanics. The report contrasts this with San Francisco acquiring a catcher named Ivy and notes several Ivy League connections in local sports.

Brazil Rio DE Janeiro Paul Cristienen Federal Penitentiary San Francisco Ivy Tony Lupien Hollywood Harvard Joe Wood, Jr Sacramento Yale Pacific Coast

Selzer Bomb Test Brings Woe to Young Experimenter

In McConnellsville Ohio a 10 year old boy Louis Dempster tried making an atom bomb after Bikini Atoll tests. He filled a glass bottle with water added a seltzer tablet and sealed it. The blast wounded him requiring five stitches in neck and chest from a doctor.

Mcconnellsville O WP Bikini Louis Dempster

Omaha Weather Forecast Lost in High Wind Incident

In Omaha Nebraska a weather bureau employee said a high wind swept through the office and blew the forecast behind a filing cabinet leaving Nebraska without an official forecast for about twenty minutes.

Omaha Neb U.P Nebraska Omaha Weather Bureau Weather Bureau

Pillow Case Shortage Hurts New England Scallop Fishermen

In New Bedford Massachusetts fishermen on 40 scallop draggers face a pillow case shortage. They must use undersize non marketable pillow-cases for scallop dragging bags and are finding it hard to obtain replacements.

New England New Bedford, Mass U.P

Penn State Upholds Freshman Exclusion for 1946-47

State College Penn State announces no freshmen will be eligible for varsity sports in 1946-47 as well as no freshmen admitted to the campus due to housing shortages after 1942 rule relaxations.

State College Penn State

Gibbon Flings Itself Through Air 30 to 40 Feet

A small gibbon, more aerial than many birds, leaps through the air 30 to 40 feet per bound, showcasing its remarkable arboreal agility.

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