Winchester 73 rifle lore ties to film and history
The fragmentary notes recount the Winchester 73 rifle linked to Custer's era and its travels from 1873 to Tennessee Pennsylvania and California. It mentions owners including Abner Grady and a sheriff's posse, the rifle’s use in a final reel, and potential ownership by McNally as filming shifted to winchester 73 production by Mans and Rosenberg.
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James Ste Dan
Jonesboro
Abner Grady
Truman Puzzles Politicians Over Top Government Posts
Washington observers note President Truman has shuffled key jobs with confidence in party loyalty. Welter S. Gifford, ex AT&T chief, named ambassador to London, amid a broader pattern of replacing supporters with trusted figures. Louis Johnson ousted. Gen. George C. Marshall takes Defense, James Bruce loses London post, amid War chest influence and political calculations. Australia population figure appears misplaced in 1949 data.
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Welter S. Gifford
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Court of St. James
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James Bruce
Argentina
State Department
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Lewis Douglas
Douglas
Secretary of State
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Snow and Rain Snuff Out Northwest Canadian Forest Fires
Edmonton reports snows and heavy rains have extinguished about 200 forest fires across Canada’s northwest this week. Officials say danger is over. Fires stretched from the Saskatchewan border across northern Alberta and 300 miles north along the Alaska Highway. Smoke created a vast haze reaching New York, while Newfoundland’s confederation entry coincides with Canada becoming the top fish producer by dollar value.
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Alberta
Canada
Saskatchewan
Alaska Highway
New York
Prescott News Fair and Rodeo Queens Honored at Party
The E S A Sorority hosts a Saturday night shindig at the American Legion Hut at 7 30 honoring Nevada county Fair and Rodeo Queens Kay King and Margaret Hunter Scott with admission near a fixed cent. Carrie Jane Clements becomes bride of Joe Celaya Jr in a Tuscaloosa ceremony. nuptials held at Trinity Methodist. The couple plans to reside in Tuscaloosa after a wedding trip.
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Nevada County
Kay King
Margaret Hunter Scott
Carrie Jane Clements
Joe Celaya Sr
Houston
Texas
Hartwell Greeson
Prescott
Joe Celaya Jr
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Brownsville
Trinity Methodist Church
Woodfell K. Grove
Bruce B. Wilson
Pearland
Det §. Perkins
Columbus
Celaya
Long Period of Controls Seen by Business
Business foresees an indefinite twilight of defense mobilization with war type controls and high production, while civilian goods lag after the election. Labor costs rise as shortages push wages higher and skilled workers remain in demand, with mobilization drawing 6.6 million civilian workers and more reserve officers.
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Sam Dawson
Associated Presg Bysifiess
New York
Detroit
New England
Bigehine
Labor Department
Public confused on Red Law answers by James Marlow
Washington explains how the anti-Communist law works with steps from arrest to potential custody. It details when roundup power can be used, hearing procedures, and the role of a nine member detention review board. As a separate note, Paul Patton was sentenced in Houston for attempting a bank robbery with a dummy hand grenade.
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FBI
U.S
Congress
Communist Party
J. Edgar Hoover
Moscow
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Supreme Court
Houston
Tex
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Patton
Ihe National Bank of Commerce
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Tax rate shifts threaten dividends and defense loans
The piece reports rising come tax rates and possible further increases next year as an excess profits tax is urged by Congress. It notes the potential for reduced dividends and tighter consumer credit. Bankers at their meeting predict a Federal Reserve drive to higher rates, smaller loan volumes, larger reserves, and looser money for defense producers with government loan guarantees issued to boost defense output.
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Federal Reserve
Hopes Held Gen Dean Still Alive
Reports from CIC officers in Korea raise a glimmer of hope that Maj. Gen William F. Dean may be alive after being listed missing since July 20. Three South Koreans who escaped from Chongju prisons overheard plans to move the former 24th division commander to Seoul. The 24th division, led by Maj. Gen. John H. Church, seized Taejon as fighting continued nearby.
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Korea
U.S. Counter-Intelligence
CIC
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Hi Doughboys
Taejon
Chongju
Chonju
Seoul
24Th
John H. Church
Taegon
U.S
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Dean
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Tenth Corps
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