Demonstrations Set At Rafe Officials Plan Programs For Fire Prevention Week
Lubbock firefighters students and Reese Air Force Base officials prepare for Fire Prevention Week October 8 14 proclaimed by President Truman Air Secretary Finletter orders U S Air Force units to participate with demonstrations drills and evacuations at Reese AFB including a half time fire fighting display at Jones Stadium and a large Dont Go To Blazes sign on base.
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Texas
Globe-News Moves Into New Building Ends Long Dream
Amarillo paper staff relocates to a $1,250,000 plant after years of delays. 55,000 square feet, 4 unit Scott press, 64 pages eight in color, 42,000 papers an hour, air conditioning system worth $80,000, front window AP teletype access, and a formal opening planned early next year.
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Amarillo Globe-News
Gene Howe
Associated Press
Loyalty Board Clears McCarthy Target John S Service
The State Department loyalty board cleared John S. Service, a principal target in Sen McCarthy’s charges of Communists in the department. The action, held up for months for a baseless Far East rumor, ends the security inquiry that began last June. Service, a career diplomat, has long been a flashpoint for accusations of leftist leanings since 1944 in China and beyond.
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Patrick J. Hurley
China
Koreans Jail Japanese Officials After 1945 Liberation
In Munsan while U S forces crossed the Imjin River a five pistol theft sparked mass detentions. Japanese town officials were jailed for not revealing the pistols as Korean searchers interrogated residents and a former English speaker S H Lee led the new town government. Bruce Russell, 107, ex necroslave, died in Paris Texas after a week of illness. born 1842 in Tennessee.
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Vinson Milam wedding links Texas and New York editors
Maud Milam, Texas-born NY journalist, and Curtis Vinson, former Dallas News correspondent and Texas A&M publicity director, wed in San Antonio at La Vinita church with Rev. Bruce M. Cox presiding. Vinson previously led Brownsville Herald and worked in Alice and Dallas-Mexico bureaus.
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