Television Station Licensing Amid Wiring Applications
Fragmented OCR text outlines TV station licensing and engineering staffing issues across multiple states. Mentions KGNC TV and various engineers, with references to permits, firms, and regulatory processes affecting station operations and future service, amid industry scrutiny.
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Comstron
Boernved
Arearas Tevimen Company
Gieen Yerry
Watt Wier
Tenet
ArErina Campes
KGNC
Soeever
Hed Oyachrmarcie Neres
District Engineer To Inspect AAFB District
District engineer from the Texas District Corps of Engineers will arrive for a routine inspection of extraction progress at Amarillo Air Site. Washington reports indicate casuettes in Korea rose to 1.908 as of September, signaling a 24 increase over prior readings.
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AAFB
Istrat
Asmarillo Air
Washington
Bette Casuettes
Korea
Pisto Sholoor Night Scene Remains Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text shows a night scene with reference to a painter officer and several uncertain names. Mentions may include Lambert and Ammariie pulse. details are garbled, leaving unclear actions, dates, or locations.
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Eich
Pole
Vest
Lambert
Mike Pursues Clues Amid Hazy OCR Page Read
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a pursuit involving Mike and a figure named Mrs Pope. Mentions family ties and schooling as a partial backdrop, with unclear sequence and missing details.
Soviet Aide Gromyko Voices Conditional Halt to Talks
At the conference floor Charles E. Bohtien and Wierbiewski participated as experts on Soviet affairs. Gromyko resumed and stated that if certain conditions were met the talks could continue, signaling a cautious pause in negotiations.
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Charles E. Bohtien
Wierbiewski
Gromyko
Griggs Martin Service Notice for late 19th century
Obscure OCR fragment lists names including Mrs Buck Stephens and J. Martic with a service time around 10 to 90 AM, noting a death and burial context. Reads like a probate or memorial notice with scattered spellings and familial references.
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Auces
MO Martin
Samira Jean
Doradee
Sarthe
J. 2
Martic
Buck Stephens
Aa Checei
Rank impostor in Oakland impersonates officer in custody
Navy Lt. Edward Adams of the shore data took Bertha Wesson into custody for impersonating a WAC officer after she pretended she was wearing the ear. Demoting the rank of colonel on one shoulder and the star of a brigadier general of the ouber.
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Oakland
Cal
Navy
Eward Adams
Tral
Bertha Wesson
WAC
Frightening Burglary Suspects With Gun and Economic Outlook
The report mixes a gun incident used to deter burglary suspects with an economic forecast for October to December production. It cites 65 percent steel consumption for housed appliances and 88 percent for cars, with automotives at 6 percent. Predictions from officials and industry sources diverge on car output.
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Pitisehmenn Sad Npa
Atte
Fiixthmann
Srike
Battle for Kumsong Ends As Allied Forces Break Through
Allied forces in Korea report fierce fighting around Kumsong with heavy artillery and air bombardment. UN units claim 18 days of offensive action, 390000 rounds fired, and casualty estimates on the Communist side near 6500 while key centers including Wak and the east central line were targeted.
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Kumsong
Negro College Plan Considered by School Board
The board debated a curriculum for Negroes from 6:30 to 10:30 nightly five days a week including history English mathematics speech biology and typing. The Negro college question has lingered for over three years with Amarillo College discussions touching on Carver School branch and possible night classes for Negroes in regular classes.
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Carver School
Amarillo College
Doctor accused in ambulance dispute testifies in hearing
The transcript describes Dr Hewitt arguing with staff as they loaded a woman onto an ambulance cot. Witness Mikels said Hewitt blurted out a sharp remark and appeared drunk or deranged. Bradley testified there was clearly something wrong with Hewitt, a 42 year old father of four and reputedly prosperous in eastern Oklahoma, who had bond set at $5 000 pending the hearing.
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Mikels
Hewitt
Bradley
Dr. Hewitt
Oklahoma
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