War Era Order Bans Transport of Race Horses by Rail
The ODT bans transportation of race horses by rail and common carriers effective 6 P M Eastern War Time today, with limited exceptions for circus animals and private car use. The ICC will enforce the ban until 12 01 A M July 1 1946, requiring affidavits for private car shipments and permits for rail deliveries.
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ODT
Ae Boe i
James F. Byrnes
Fred M. Vinson
Byrnes
Germany
Inter- State Commerce Commission
DDT
J. Monroe Johnson
ICC
Third Fleet Raiders Lurk for New Blows
Chinese ground advances push toward Kanhsien as Sincheng falls and five airfields are retaken. Nimitz silent on Task Force 38. Tokyo notes ships withdrew south but task force remains near homeland. Allied air attacks hit ships, vessels, and bases from Japan to Java. MacArthur commands all Army air forces on Okinawa as air power consolidates in the western Pacific.
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Sincheng
14Th
USAAF
Canton
Kanhsien
Chester W. Nimitz
Tokyo
Japan
Java
Nimitz
United States
Douglas MacArthur
Army Air
Okinawa
Pacific
Iwo Jima
Kobe
MacArthur
Independence
Lexington
Massachusetts
Indiana
Russell Stationery Co Loose Leaf Price Books
Historic listing notes loose leaf price books menu books and supplies sold by Russell Stationery Co. itemized catalog entry notes available stationery catalogs and related office supply offerings.
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Russell Stationery Co
Dry and Summery Weather Forecast for Tomorrow
The Weather Bureau predicts dry conditions with temperatures rising from the high 80s today to mid 90s tomorrow. Only two Panhandle points reported measurable moisture yesterday Stratford .08 Spearman .07 continuing Monday night rains.
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Weather Bureau
Panhandle
Stratford
Spearman
Burning Air Blasts Bombs Back at B 29
On Tinian July 11 Maj. Robert H. Langdale reports incendiaries released by B 29s created strong updrafts that pushed bombs back into a bomber. The plane tilts belly up in flames, but the crew regains control and returns to base. Crew members describe the terrifying, movie-like experience of heat, shifting equipment, and near-misses.
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Tinian
Marianas Islands
Wakayama
Maj
Robert H. Langdale
Houston
Langdale
Richard C. Baskett
Holton, Kan
Louis Avrams
Atlantic City
N. J
Photographs Live Forever Autry Studio Ad
Autry Studio at 116 East 4th offers portrait photography services with a contact phone line 219 32 for bookings and inquiries.
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Autry
E. 4Th
Pleasant Voyage Aboard Cruiser Augusta
President Truman travels toward Berlin aboard the cruiser Augusta with a two ship task force and White House reporters on board. Correspon dents report daily briefings as the party sails across the Atlantic ahead of Potsdam talks with Churchill and Stalin.
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Augusta
Truman
Berlin
Potsdam
Churchill
Stalin
Japan
Atlantic
Ocean
Missouri River
Churchill Retires to Seaside With His Canvas and Brushes
Prime Minister Churchill settles in St Jean de Luz and paints the Basque seaport with the Pyrenees rising in the distance. He works daily with canvas and brushes, wearing a soft gray felt hat and a cigar between his teeth.
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ST. Jean DE Luz
Churchill
Basque
Pyrenees Range
Weather forecast for Amarillo and West Texas
Decreasing cloudiness this afternoon with fair conditions tonight and Thursday. In West Texas expect partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers east of the Pecos River, while New Mexico sees similar conditions. Temperatures rise with highs Thursday between 75 and 95 degrees depending on location. recent 24 hour readings include high 80, low 61, noon 73 with trace precipitation.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Pecos River
New Mexico
Beer on the Brain Doesn't Mean You're a Beer Head
Kansas City reporters note a hair fashion trick using beer as a styling aid. TWA hostesses claim beer keeps curls intact in rain by dipping hair, drying, and shaking out to reveal curls in place.
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Kansas City
TWA
Polish Army Remains Loyal to London Regime in Germany
General Rudnicki, commander of the First Polish Armored Division, pledges faith to the London exile government led by Raczkiewicz and vows to return to Poland with arms in hand. He notes the division serves with British occupation forces in Germany as Britain and the U.S. shifted recognition to a Warsaw-based provisional government.
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London
Klemens Rudnicki
Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz
Rudnicki
Jaczkiewicz
Britain
United States
Government of National Unity
Warsaw
Germany
Rackiewicz
Raczkiewicz
New York Welcoming Deluge of Soldiers
New York awaits a massive homecoming as the Queen Mary and seven transports dock bringing 35,000 men from Europe. Among them 8,600 Americans, 7,000 Canadians aboard the Queen Mary, plus 33 Japanese diplomats to be interned. Major General Frank Culin and units from the 87th Division sail with others from the 104th to reach port.
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New York
United
ofLlales
Eighth Air Force
103Rd General Hospital
West Point
Frank Culin
John Ericsson
Murder charges filed in drunken Kansas City killing
In Houston on July 11, murder charges were filed against 46 year old George M. Van Pelt for the slaying of 49 year old Bryant T. Snow. Snow's battered body was found in his living room last night after a jealous quarrel sparked by a woman and a claimed German heritage.
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Houston
U.P
George M. van Pelt
Bryant T. Snow
van Pelt
Snow
Fund for Liquidation of FEPC Is Recommended
The House Appropriations Committee recommended $250,000 to liquidate the Fair Employment Practice Committee. The recommendation moves to the House floor for a vote to break a six week deadlock delaying funds for 16 home front war agencies.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Fair Employment Practice Committee
House
Rampaging Creeks Sweep Cars From Highways
Henderson July report details creeks swollen by recent rain washing two cars from highways near Overton and two trucks from the Henderson Kilgore road. Lee Bank Damuth of New London, a seaman on leave, was treated for exposure after clinging to a tree for hours as his car was swept away.
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Henderson
Overton
Henderson-Kilgore
Lee Bank Damuth
New London
Feed Shortage Threatens 1946 Meat and Poultry Output
The July crop prospects report warns that unfavorable weather and labor shortages may make this year’s feed grain production the smallest since 1941, reducing the future livestock feed supply and potentially delaying incentives for larger livestock output. It notes a likely record 1945 wheat crop and outlines proposed price supports to boost hog and cattle feeding, contingent on feed availability.
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Washington
Agricuture Department
Anderson
House Food Investigating Committee
Agriculture Department
Europe
Bail Cut Lowers Stevens Manslaughter Bond
Superior Court Judge William H. Comiey cut the bond from 50 000 to 15 000 for Mrs Imogene Stevens held on a sailor killing charge in a neighbor's home. Her Paratroop husband Maj George R Stevens said he would try to post the reduced amount and free her before a September trial.
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Bridgeport
Conn
U.P
Superior Court
William H. Comiey
Imogene Stevens
Comiey
George R. Stevens
Fear Boy Has Polio Suspect in Amarillo
Charles Bray two years old of Duras was brought to Amarillo hospital last night as a polio suspect. He has a slight stiffening in one leg but diagnosis not yet confirmed as infantile paralysis. The Bray child was referred by Moore County health officer after a day in Dumas observation. another Bray child was released from care.
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Charles Bray
W. RB. Bray
Duras
Amarillo
Panhandle
Dumas
Moore County
Bray
Food Zones In Berlin Food Zones In Berlin
Berlin authorities agree that each occupying force will feed the German population in its own sector. Food for the city will come from the respective Allied zones with no planned imports from the United States or Britain. The principle was agreed at a meeting of Gorbatov Parks Lyne and de Beauchesne attended by invitation.
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Berlin
Interallied
United States
Britain
Alexander V. Gorbatov
Russia
Floyd Parks
L. O. Lyne
Great Britain
Geoffrey de Beauchesne
France
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Philippines
Tomoyuki Yamashita
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Balikpapan
Borneo
Balikpapan Bay
By Leif Erickson
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Poland
Tegal Co
Real Estate and Loans
FEPC
Neely-Greenhill
Lowndes
Burns
Ewo Jima
Chicago
Stevens
Fear Boy
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