Two New Officers Sworn In By Mayor Culler
R Arnold Simmons and Nelson Cockrell were sworn in as temporary policemen by Mayor Lloyd Culler on Thursday. Simmons will patrol the northwest. Cockrell, a wartime driver with the United Fire Company, will work with a partner until he learns duties. Charles Burras resigned after more than a year on temporary duty, leaving a vacancy. Fred M. Straley continues as acting chief as officials discuss appointing a permanent chief.
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Court News and Local Public Notices From Frederick Area
Court actions include a for absolute divorce filing by Martha E. Hoffman against Jesse F. Hoffman. Marriage licenses issued for Gilbert J. Palmer and Jean F. Bowers both 21 Thurmont, Oscar L. Wise 29 YMC A and Carolyn R. Troupe 22 203 East Fourth St both of Frederick City. Property deeds show transfers between Charles C. Gray and George R. Dennis Jr and others for $10. Building permits listed for Renns, Lindsay, Nation, Turner, Burdette, Quinn, Deane, Fink, and Thurmont resident Bernard Fink. Stock yards report notes air issues for grain cars and use of estyire plugs to cool livestock. long truck lines observed.
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Too Much Livestock Floods Omaha Market
Omaha reports record cattle and hog arrivals as heat takes toll. About 12 000 cattle and 14 000 hogs reach the market while trucks queue for hours in temperatures near 100. Hog deaths climb with 141 of the first 11 000 hogs dying from heat. Prices slide $2 to $3 for hogs and $1 to $2 for cattle.
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Underwater Test of First Atomic Bomb Near Bikini Atoll
San Francisco reports a marine test of the first underwater atomic device occurred on schedule with a loud pop. Vice Admiral Blandy was quoted noting the test proceeded despite a premature flash during the dress rehearsal. The broadcast was recorded by ABC and relayed in US time zones.
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Bomb test details contradict earlier time-lock claim
The report quotes Blandy stating the detonated device was not the testing missile but a second underwater bomb without power. NBC notes the contradiction to Parsons and says the rehearsal bomb carried two atomic components, including tantalum, while the actual timed circuit link was not used.
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