Hogan's Alley Test for FBI Recruits at Quantico
An FBI academy drill at Quantico tests new agents through Hogan's Alley. Trainees face armed role players Brady and Floyd while judging when to shoot a moving target. The life sized images of gangsters, pop up figures, and a boy observer create a split second decision challenge.
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Quantico
Henry L. Sloan
Academy
Brady
Pretty Boy Floyd
Hogan's Alley
Bat
Floyd
Ster
Hogan's
Barher
Tone
Wea
FBI
Swhotel
Hogan
Hogan’s
National
FBI Academy
Berger Zone
Perate
Yesteryear
John Dillinger
Baby Face Nelson
Trigger
First A-Battery Is Launched By U.S.
The United States launched the first atomic battery into space aboard the Thor-Able-Star, attaching a 414 pound nuclear unit to Transit 4A. Three satellites were stacked in the nose, delivering 2.5 watts of power to instruments and transmitters. The unit uses plutonium 238 in a heat converting thermoelectric generator, with shielding and tests ensuring containment in abort scenarios.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
James van Alien
University of Iowa
U.S
Lite
Union
Rolf
Cape Canaveral Wednes
Tate
Star
TTS Kevneri
Navy
GREB
Naval Research Laboratory
Earth
Untidy note fragment on car theft motivation stirs questions
A fragmented OCR message questions a car theft motive and references a phrase about crime not paying. It appears as a stray note from a local page with unclear context and incomplete sentences. No verified names, dates, or locations are clearly present in the readable text.
President Kennedy's Rocking Chair Travels With Him
The president's favorite rocker is moved between the White House office and living quarters. White House sources say the chair has accompanied Kennedy on trips to Glen Ora estate near Middleburg Virginia over the last two weekends and is used almost daily by the president. Personal physician Dr Janet Travell supports the rocking chair practice.
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Washington
Kennedy
Glen Ora
Sixty Pound Daughter Born To New Parents
In Louisville Kentucky a baby girl weighed six pounds at birth to new parents on a 21 acre farm run by Mariam A Gregory. The report notes the family keeps about 200 animals and mentions Gregory's work in garage and ornamental concrete production. Details on the purchase and wildlife service are referenced in fragmentary form.
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Louisville
Bety
Bits
Mariam A. Gregory
Louiseville
Gregory
Juris Busine
Fishland Wildlife Service
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