Senators Attack Security Order
Washington Oct 10 GOP senators largely signed a manifesto denouncing President Truman’s order barring release of information deemed harmful to national security. The text, read in the Senate by Senator Bridges, criticizes secrecy and the possibility of hidden information. Only Senators Millikin and Tobey reportedly abstained from signing.
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Washington
Truman
United States
Eucker
Bridges
New Hampshire
Senate
Millikin
Colorado
Tobey
Drink Revenue in US Increases
Washington reports that 1950 public revenues from alcoholic beverages totaled 3.261 billion dollars, up 278 million from 1949. Federal collections rose 9.86 percent to 2.447 billion, state receipts climbed 8.3 percent to 743.0 million, and local collections increased 2.35 percent to 70.9 million.
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Washington
Distilled Spirits Institute
Deputy Commander Being Transferred After six months as deputy commander at Amarillo Air Force Base Col. Thomas L Mosley has been assigned new duties as commanding officer at Luke APB
Col Mosley a 23 year Air Force veteran with wings earned at Kelly Field and a command pilot rating of 5,000 hours will take command at Luke APB Arizona after serving as deputy commander at Amarillo AFB. His career spans Fort Crockett Chanute Field Barksdale Albrook Langley and duties with Air Transport Command including wartime overseas operations in Africa Europe and the Americas. He directed ferrying operations World War II and later commanded bases in Alaska and Washington before leading at Randolph and Chanute. He and his wife live in Amarillo with children Tommy Bobby and Kathryn married to Lt Richard Savage.
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Amarillo Air Force Base
Thomas L. Mosley
Luke Apb
Ariz
Mosley
Amarillo
Ensley
Ala
Air Force
Brooks Field
Kelly Field
Fort Crockett
Chanute Field
Barksdale Field
Albrook Field
Panama
Langley Field
Air Corps Ferrying Command
Air Transport Command
Globe
Greenland
Air Corps
Mossey
Fort Richardson
Elmendorff Afb
Anchorage
Randolph Afb
Oan Te Chanute
Rantoul
Amarillo Afb
Mosleys
Hughes
Tommy
Bobby
Kathryn
Richard Savage
Goodfellow
Cars Big Help in Earning a Living
Detroit reports new Automobile Manufacturers Association figures showing 73 percent of private cars serve commuting and 53 percent for shopping in a typical week. About 22 million passenger cars are used weekly for earning a living, 16 million for shopping, with 27.14 million people in the United States using cars daily for work. Forty five percent of employed persons use a passenger car for work purposes.
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Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Association
United States
US beer drinking habits reach mid-century levels
Milwaukee report notes about 50 million beer drinkers in the United States, roughly one third of the population. The average drinker consumed 51.3 gallons last year, with total beer consumption at 2,567,276,904 gallons, down 0.6 percent from 1949 but up from 1940 and near historic highs.
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Milwaukee
United States
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Claims Relief for Menstrual Pain
Advertises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Tablets as effective for easing cramps and irritability during menstruation. Notes medical tests showing relief in most cases and claims benefits also for hot flashes and perimenopausal distress with a calm effect on uterine contractions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkhams
Lydia Pinkham
Amarillo Liquor Bribery Case Details Narrowed
Slape sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and his Star Package Store No 2 license canceled after alleged liquor violations. Undercover agent Dibrell received $300 for agreeing not to interfere with liquor runners in dry territory. Grand jury actions ongoing with several others charged including Jackson Lamkin Wilson Freeman Lowe and others tied to local liquor establishments.
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Slape
Star Package Store
Highway 66
Amarillo
John Dibrell
Dibrell
Liquor Control Board
Austin
Joe Sides
Texas Liquor Control Board
Potter County
Grand Jury
Grant
Clarence
Jack” Jackson
Clover Club
North Beast Eighth
W. W. Lamkin
Fraternity of Organized Labor
Georgia
Mark Lamkin
Sylvester Wilson
Four Citizens Approved For U S Citizenship As Law Respected
Federal Examiner Melvin O Pittman presented citizenship petitions in Lubbock for four applicants who met residence and English knowledge requirements. Each completed a lengthy course on American life and pledged allegiance with evident enthusiasm, contrasting with native born Americans who murmured parts of the pledge.
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America
Melvin O. Pittman
Lubbock
12 O'Clock Quotations From New York Stock Market
The Am arillo Merrill Lynch office provides New York stock quotes with numerous listings across industries. Holdings include Air Reduction, Lockheed, Loew's, Allied Chemis, Amoco entities, U.S. Steel, Pan Am, Boeing, General Electric, and Texaco among many others with varied figures shown for each. The data covers airlines, oil, steel, chemicals, consumer goods, rail, and utilities, reflecting broad market activity on the trading floor.
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New York
Amer Can
Petro
Amer
Amer Cyana
MET
Pia
Amer Locomo
Montem Ward
Amer Nat Gas M'slvictorola Inc
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Murray Corp
Amer Home
Nash Kelvintz
Amer Rad
Prnch
Nati Steel Corp
Armco Steel
Natl Supply
Armour & Co Li
Natomas Co
Assoc Dry Gas
NY Central
North Am Avia
Atch Tov&sSrox
North Nat Gas
Avco Manufac
North Pac RR
Baldwin Loco
Ohio Edison
Bait & Cohio
Ohio
Bendix Aviata
Oliver Corp
Best Foods
Packard Motor
Pan AmAirwys
Blaw Knox
Pan East Pipe
Bliss Co
Boeing
Penney
Bridge Brass
Briggs Mann
iPenn RR Co
Bucyrus Erie
My Ape Co
Budd Co
Phelps Dodge
Burroughs Act
Priitce Corp
Butler Bros
Philip Morris
Canada Dry
Phillips Petrol
Eibisemonees
Carrier Corp
Southern Com
Crucible Steel
Southon Pac
Cuban Am
Sug
Reatinen RrCo Soit Curtis
Starke-Within
Curtiss Wright
Scerry Corpor
Pecce Socorde
Sptemel Incor
Distill
Stand Brands
Ers Corp
Stand Gas
Doehler-Jarvis
Dome Mines
OK NJ
Doug Aircraft
Dow Chemic
Sterling Drug
DuPont de Neene Stewart Warn
Eagle-Picher
Stone &Webst
Eastman Kodri
Studebaker Co
Eastern Albin
Sun
Eaton Manus
Sunray Oi] Co
Sunray Oi] Co 221% 5214. ‘Sunshine Bis
Erie Railroad
SwiftaComp
el Paso NatGas
Sylvan Elect
Flintkete Co
Syming Gould
Poster Wheeler
Fannessee Co
Freeport Sulp Telautograph
Fruehaut Co
Texas
Gair Co Lip
Tex Gulf
General Ruse
Timken
General Tire
Transamcorp Gillette Safety
Goch Cent Fox Gimble Bros
Union Carbide Glidden Co
Union of
Cal Gyel
Uni. - Pacific
F Goodrich
United Aircrft
Goodyear T&a
United Airline
Gr North Pfd
United Carbon Gr West Sugar
Corpor Greyhound Co
United Gas Co
Case's
Pacman
Halliburton
US Pipe&Fdry
Heyden
Weird Sugar
Wester Auto
Westinghnterna
Lance & Lace
West Westinghee
Onesugh Penn
Joy Manufact
Kennecott
Wilson Co
Lehigh
Wooteuith Co
Lerner
Youngs Sheet
Libby McNeill
YoungstaStDr
Lion Oil
Any Ith Radio
Amer Maracabbins Paischie
Smnacher Power
Arkan NatGas
Royal
Burma
Corp
Na Bellas Hess
Gees Aircraft
Carr Conns Bis
Northrop
Ipa Na Pacific
East
Terese
Ieee
Chicago
Mn Grain Co
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Kansas City cattle receipts 3,000 with calves 800. Prices for utility and low commercial cattle $26.00 to $50.00, cows $21.50 to $27.50, adds to $28.00, canners and cutters $16.00 to $21.00, bulls $28.00 down, heifers top $36.00, killing calves largely $29.00 to $33.00. Hogs 3,000, steady to strong. choic e 200-270 lbs $20.25 to $20.75, 215-240 lbs $20.85, 170-199 lbs $19.50 to $20.25, sows $16.75 to $18.75, stags $16.00 down. Sheep 2,000. slaughter lambs steady to 25 cents higher. good to prime native lambs $29.00 to $31.00, graded rail lamps $31.25, 98 lb good lambs.
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Kansas City
Market Report On Lamb Prices And Feeding Slowness
Shorn yearlings with No 2 and No 3 pelts bring 27 dollars. Good and choice slaughter lambs owe 13.50 to 15 dollars. Cull and utility lambs range 9 to 13 dollars. Feeding lambs show slow demand.
Chicago Livestock Market Report October 10
Chicago stockyards show hogs opening slow then moderate. sows near steady with top at 20.75 for 210-260 lb. cattle and calves numbers: steers and heifers slow but steady. cows, bulls, and yearlings varied with prime steers 38.25 to 39.75 and 31.56 to 34.50 for other grades. Sheep at 39.00 to 32.90 for prime and yearlings around 29.50. slaughter ows 13.50 to 16.00.
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Chicago
Patent Office issues drop to low 1947 pace
An average of only 285 new patents a week were issued by the US Patent Office during 1947, a new low, so far as recent years are concerned.
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US Patent Office
Trial Jury Selection In Galway Case Proceeds To Lunch Break
A jury panel was completed at 9 30 this morning with L C McClain of 1507 Birch named final juror. The trial paused for lunch after 11 jurors were seated and testimony awaited Dr Aronson.
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L. C. McClain
Birch
Galway Indicted in Statutory Case In Potter County
2123-B Monroe. Potter County grand jury indicts Galway on a statutory charge involving a 9 year old Pleasant Valley girl last June 25. The child says she was hurt four times after being enticed into his car. Galway appears alert and confident, consulting with attorneys and suggesting juror actions. Represented by McEachern Ochsner Lockhart and Langley of Amarillo.
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Monroe
Galway
Potter County
Pleasant Valley
Amarillo
McEachern, Ochsner, Lockhart and Langley
Tax Probe Targets Internal Revenue Chief Dunlap
The investigation centers on John B. Dunlap, the Internal Revenue Commissioner, who testified last week that President Truman gave him latitude to reform the department. Finnegan, a key, talkative figure from St Louis who resigned last April amid scrutiny of his outside dealings, has been a prominent, if controversial, participant in the hearings.
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Internal Revenue
John B. Dunlap
Truman
Finnegan
St. Louis
Hall Arrest Sparks Cross-Border Transfer
J Edgar Hoover announced the arrest of Hall in Mexico City and said he was jailed immediately. Hall was returned to the United States within 23 hours after authorities in Mexico City seized him. Elliptical reports cited Mexican officials and Texarkana transit details surrounding the transfer.
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International Bridge
Hall
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Mexico City
Texarkana
Howard Webb
Texas
Four Reds Fugitives Linked to Smith Act Case
The Mexican Communist Party announced fugitives Hall and three Americans trained in Moscow dominate the national leadership. Hall once Ohio state chairman and later national secretary, all had studied in Russia. Rumors say the group returned to Russia or formed a secret politburo. The four plus 17 others faced conspiracy charges to teach violent revolution. The Supreme Court declined to reconsider the Smith Act ruling upholding convictions. An Mexico City report claimed agents tailed Hall near a tourist court before detention and return to the U.S. border.
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Mexican Communist Party
Hall
Ohio
Russia
US Supreme Court
Mexico City
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