Arrest trio over atomic bomb pictures in Baltimore
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced the arrest of three men in Baltimore on charges of publishing photographs of the atomic bomb. George Wallace Comer 23 of Bel Air Miles Frederick Daubenheyer 26 of Bel Air and James Barnes Rike 26 of Chattanooga are linked to a plan to sell six bomb pictures to a newspaper for about 7000 dollars.
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Washington
U.P
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Baltimore
George Wallace Comer
Miles Frederick Daubenheyer
James Barnes Rike
Hoover
Pacific
Comer
Army Air Forces
Daubenheyer
Bel Air
Rike
Baltimore News-Post
Pearl Harbor
Marshalls
Tinian
421St
Navy
Merchant Marine
Chattanooga
Tenn
Baylor Military Academy
Sunset Road
Ohio Wesleyan University
Army
England
France
Germany
Chicago Livestock Prices Reported For Oct 11
Chicago hogs and cattle markets show mixed gains and firmness across grades with hogs near 16.25 ceiling on demand for good and choice animals. Calves and cows rise modestly while bulls and western cattle show strength, lambs active with natives at 20.50 and westerns around 17.00, pelts at 8.50 to 9.00.
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Kansas City Livestockansas
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Tel & Tel
Wrens
Eeree - Armour
AT & SF
Aviation Corp
Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bian Knox
Sranif
Urroughs Addlai
Krysier
Somm Invest
Dont Motors
O11 Co
Curtiss Wright
Curtiss Wright S's 55 Deere & Co Sbra
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
Lockheed Long Bell
Gienn L Martin
Mia Cent Pet
Montgomery Ward
Nat Nash Kelvinator
NY Cent
Ohio
Ceveveseaees
Paramount
Pan Amer Airways
Penn
Penney JC
Phelps Dodge
Lips
Radio
Keith Radio Corp
Sss
St Jo Lead
Sham Oil & Gas
Union Ol Steer
Sinclair
Socony
Vac Sateen
Spiegel Inc
Studebaker
Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Tidewater
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
US Steel
Warner Bros Teen
Western Union
White Motors Tee Ewes
Willys Stennd
Chicago
USDA
Courthouse Records Show Deeds and Divorces Filed
Deed transfers list includes Sulivan to Griffith for 500 and numerous lot transfers in Hearne, Mirror Mre, Sunset, and San Jacinto Heights with prices up to 8 3000. District Court records include several divorces, and marriage licenses cover Edward Baker with Opal Ray and others. licenses list multiple couples including Oldfather and Charles Edward.
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John C. Sulivan
Verne Griffith
Morningside
Hearne Et Ux
Earl B Kinter
Evelyn E. Cook
W. C. Metcalf
Sadler
Holland TD
Broadworth Et al
Thompson x Cole
Forest Hill Terrace
Lorena Manhs
W. P. Blake
Mirror & B. Fincher
Kenneth Johnson
Sunset R
Reeves
J. B. Coe
Love's
Eakle J
Eakle J.B. Coe Et Ux To Ewing S. Cates
Eakie Lyle Elliott
Walter W. C. Elliott
Summers
Nathan Eugene Martin
J. H Ready
Forest
Louise McConaha
Edward G. McConsha
Harvey Rolland Alexander
Zeles
Pauline Alexander
Earleen Massey
Thomas Laney , Jr
Edward Baker
Opal Ray Ont D. Oldfather
Caroline Charles Edward Willie
Betty Grace Smith
Nesh
R_ Folley
Taylo Westfall
Robert Banks
Jewel Pulley
Stubblefield First To Pay Amarillo City Taxes Again
W C Stubblefield of 506 North Polk became the first Amarillo property owner to settle his city taxes for the 16th consecutive year. While waiting at the tax window he received the first receipts from the Dallas bindery and wrote a 32.27 check for his taxes.
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W. C. Stubblefield
North Polk
Amarillo
Dallas
Apple leaf color predicts apple redness shade
The shade of green in an apple tree’s leaves indicates how red the fruit will mature. Observers note that deeper leaf green correlates with deeper red blush on apples, suggesting leaf color as a quick indicator for fruit ripening quality.
Weather outlook for the Panhandle pastures and grasses
Weather notes warn frost could harm Panhandle grasses in grasslands while buffalo and gramma grasses may endure winter grazing. Drought last summer slowed growth, and late rains delayed spring recovery, though Bralley says frost likely won’t ruin winter feeding quality.
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Bralley
Celler Calls for Emergency on Meat Imports
Representative Celler urged the President to declare an emergency, suspend tariffs on imported meat, and end the Argentine quarantine, arguing that removing duties would bring fresh beef to consumers at about 14 cents a pound within a month while Mealsecretary said congressional permission isn’t needed to bring canned meat.
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Truman
Representative Celler
New York Democrat
Celler
Central European air traffic resumes after suspensions
Normal air traffic over central Europe was restored as the U S Army lifted its temporary ban on flights over Romania. Similar bans over Czechoslovakia and Hungary were rescinded. Officials offered no reasons for the suspensions and did not comment on reports of Russian requests tied to troop movements.
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Frankfurt
Central
Europe
United States Army
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Washington
Missing dog Boots seeks owner after week away
Walter Tack requests help locating his black and white cocker spaniel Boots who strayed from home about a week ago. He is a large dog with a white stripe on his chest and answers to Boots. If seen, call him.
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Boots
Reader seeks outgrown children's clothes in Amarillo
A reader asks readers to send or drop by clothing no longer needed for their children. They offer to pay and will call to pick up items, providing Route 3 Box 49, Amarillo as the contact location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Lost billfold near McCartt's Cafeteria in Amarillo
A reward is offered for the return of a red billfold containing identification papers and small change lost near McCartt's Cafeteria. Call 9248 or mail to Mrs. E Rickwertz at 421 Wilson, Amarillo.
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McCartt
Ear screw lost on Polk Street rewards finder
Mrs George Jewett reports a lost sterling silver oval ear screw Wednesday afternoon possibly in a furniture store on Polk Street. A reward is offered for its return. Contact 2 2793.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
George Jewett
US uses eight hundred million matches daily
Roughly 800 million matchsticks are consumed each day in the United States across households and businesses, reflecting steady demand for lighting and ignition needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Twin Attack On LaGuardia
Washington dispatch reports a heated exchange between Fiorello H. LaGuardia John D. Small and Rep. Roger Slaughter over UNRRA surplus track destined for Yugoslavia. LaGuardia accuses officials of grandstanding while Small and Slaughter defend their actions and call his charges irresponsible.
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Washington
Fiorello H. LaGuardia
John D. Small
UNRRA
Roger C. Slaughter
House Surplus Property Committee
Slaughter
LaGuardia
Yugoslavia
China
Small
CPA
Army
State Department
Treasury
Raise Ceiling On Newsprint Prices By $10 A Ton
Washington report states that OPA raised manufacturers ceiling prices for newsprint by ten dollars per ton. The move aims to ensure maximum shipments to U S publishers. The decontrol request by newspapers remains under study while the increase applies to all newsprint used domestically and imported.
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Washington
OPA
United States
Red Sox and Cardinals scoreless at five innings in World Series
In the third through fifth frames Williams, York, Higgins and Slaughter produced no runs or hits for their teams. Card observations included Musial, Slaughter, Kurowski, Garagiola and Culbertson involved in steals and putouts as both sides pitcher and fielding kept the game tight with no score through five.
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RED Sox
Williams
Marion
York
Higgins
Walker
Musial
Culberson
Slaughter
Kurowski
Garagiola
RED
Partee
Moore
Dobson
Musia
Pesky
DiMaggio
German Girl Receives First Exit Permit To Marry
Berlin October 11 A 23 year old German girl Anna Maria Christina Heinke whose father died in a concentration camp today received the first exit permit for a German woman since the war to go to the United States to wed her American fiancé Robert J. Lauenstein also 23 of St. Louis Missouri a combat veteran now employed by the U S Justice Department at military government headquarters in Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Anna Maria Christina Heinke
United States
Robert J. Lauenstein
St. Louis
U. S. Department of Justice
Five Crusader cars derail near West Trenton no injuries reported
Five cars of the Reading Railroad streamliner the Crusader jumped the rails near West Trenton New Jersey but stayed upright and all passengers were reported safe in a noninjury incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
U.P
Reading Railroad
West Trenton
N. J
Cambridge Honors Eisenhower and Montgomery
Cambridge England honors Cambridge University awarded honorary Doctors of Laws to General Eisenhower and Field Marshal Montgomery. Sucrose identified as the most abundant sugar in plants.
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Cambridge
England
Cambridge University
Eisenhower
Field Marshal
Montgomery
Mrs. Bonnett Still Hasn't Bought a Hat
Poke Bonnett and his narrator tour Radio City New York visiting National Broadcasting studios and Kraft Music Hall rehearsals. They meet a red haired Southern guide and a blonde guide while exploring microphones, the master switchboard, and a televised room. They miss a hat purchase and end by Tiffanys eyeing wedding rings.
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Poke
Fifth Avenue
49Th
Gimbels
Saks
Radio City
New York
National Broadcastin’ Company
John B. Stetson
Texas
Song Writer Ira Schuster Dies in New York at 57
Ira Schuster, aged 57, composer of songs including Only a Shanty in Old Shantytown and Did You Ever Get That Feeling in the Moonlight, died last night in New York. The report notes about 1,000 U S home fires daily.
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New York
Ira Schuster
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Dow-Jones
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Financial Industrial Fund
Courthouse Records
Panhandle
Central European
Cocker
Tack
F. M. Mitchell
America
Mrs. Poke Bonnett
Detroit
Tiffany's
U. S
Zale
Avalons
Benrus
Longines
Bulova “Excellency
Jewels
Bulova
Christine
Jewel Movement
Gruen
Bullova
A. Lord Elgin
Lady’s Waltham
Man’s Waltham
Avalon
Lady’s Watch
Polk
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