Bond set in Federal case of Harold Rives and companion
Harold Rives 22 of Skellytown faces federal charges for transporting a stolen Buick from Borger to Chickasha Oklahoma. A Paducah girl, 16, is held on juvenile delinquency charges. Both were arrested Saturday, arraigned Monday. Rives has prior auto theft and prison terms.
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Borger
Chickasha
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U. S
Paducah
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el Reno
Littleton
Woman Faces Fraud Charge in Allotment Case
Carolyn Ducey 26 of Pampa is jailed in Potter County on a U S marshal hold for defrauding the government by collecting allotment checks from servicemen husbands. Indicted last October under 16 aliases she allegedly received 50 dollars per check from June to September with intent to defraud.
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Pampa
Potter County
Ducey
Norfolk
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Donald E. Ducey
Lorine Duran
Lorine Edison
Carol Marra
Carol R. Peet
Julia Caro Hinson
Ruth Harr
Stray Horse Vanishes After West Tenth St Sighting
A large gray horse found wandering near an apartment on West Tenth Street was ridden away Tuesday afternoon by an unidentified man. The horse had been tied to a billboard Monday night and shied from offered food. Nettie Walden, manager, said a rider took the horse but gave no name.
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Hamill Returns to Moore Field After Brief Family Visit
Lt. Jimmie M. Hamill has returned to Moore Field Mission after a two day visit with his wife Mrs. J. M. Hamill and daughter Saundra 913 Polk.
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Casualties Up in U S War Effort
U S combat casualties rose to 1 036 937, an increase of 6 258 in the past week. Total includes 239 533 killed. Army losses 911 397 while Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard casualties total 125 540. Japanese casualties in Okinawa and Ryukyus through June 28 estimated at 118 000, with 107 046 killed.
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Prisoners Demand More Food at Missouri Penitentiary
In Jefferson City on July 5, about 900 inmates at the Missouri state penitentiary staged a sitdown in the main dining hall demanding more food. Warden T E Whitecotton ordered cooks to add scrambled eggs to the breakfast. Deputy Warden Ben B Steward said there was no damage or demonstration beyond cries for more meat. Shortage of red points prevented meat serving. after the eggs were served the convicts left without trouble. Breakfast listed as oatmeal, cream gravy, bread, syrup and coffee.
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Jefferson City
State Penitentiary
T. E. Whitecotton
Ben B. Steward
Sister Arrives as Guest of Mrs Arch Collins Vernon
Mrs F C Mothershead of 1411 Madison hosts her sister Mrs Arch Collins from Vernon as a guest.
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Madison
Arch Collins
Vernon
We Play Into Nazi's Hands Reds Charge
The Soviet New Times says American and British commands in occupied Germany hinder meetings and party formation, helping Nazis. It argues only active German anti fascists can destroy Hitlerism, and Soviet authorities are moving to permit anti Nazi parties. The policy in eastern Germany is already bearing fruit.
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New Times
Germany
Boris Borisov
Hitler
War Casualty Totals and Island Operations Through June
The report shows American ground casualties through June 27 totaling 8,252 killed 34,165 wounded and 1,781 missing. It notes 318 Japanese captured in six months and 1,500 natives evacuated from the Marshall Islands. Also in June Saipan saw 54 Japanese killed and 145 captured. Overall U S Army Navy casualties list totals 911 397 125 540 1 036 937.
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Marshall Islands
Saipan
67 Year Old Climber Seeks 100000 Feet This Summer
Seattle July 5 Dr J Howard Snively a 67 year old mountain climber has climbed 90600 feet this season with his sons Bob and Howard Jr mastering 13 peaks including 9671 foot Mt St Helens. He aims to reach 100000 feet before summer ends.
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Seattle
J. Howard Snively
Bob
Howard, Jr
Mt. St. Helens
Dr. Snively
Mrs Virginia Aldridge Returns From Dallas Visit
Mrs Virginia Aldridge of 1612 Madison has just completed a two weeks stay with relatives in Dallas.
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Virginia Aldrige
Madison
Dallas
Fresh Fruit Flown Across Continent to Cleveland
A Liberator bomber carrying 18 500 pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables from California landed at Cleveland Airport as part of a three month American Airlines trial. The converted plane loaded Wednesday at Salinas and aims to bring perishables quickly between regions. The fuselage sits 15 inches above ground to allow direct truck loading with a 1100 mile range and 62 600 pound gross weight.
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Salinas
Cal
American Airlines, Inc
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