Atom Bombed Boat Beached at Bikini Atoll
A damaged transport beached on Enyu island after Thursday’s underwater atomic blast near Bikini Atoll. Salvage crews braved radioactive waters as weekend winds and shifting sands hampered operations. reports list at least 19 vessels sunk or damaged including the battleship Nagato and carrier Saratoga with several ships listed as beached or sinking.
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Must Bills Before Solons
Congress nears vacation with only a few bills left to act. Senate and House work to adjourn amid hopes of quorums, while key measures like Reconstruction Finance extension and cancer research funding move or await action. A railroads and housing agenda also looms as lawmakers seek final business before a lengthy recess.
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Commission Market Prices Show Slow Trading Amid Varied Produce Rates
Market roundup records slow trading with scattered price reads across fruits, vegetables, and dairy. Notable entries include Apples 34.75 per crate, Asparagus 6.00 per crate, Grapefruit 4.07 per crate, Potatoes Idaho 9.60 cwt, Tomatoes 2.75 per lug, and Watermelons 26 per lb, with multiple regional listings and inconsistent figures across sections.
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101 Playing In City Tennis for Weeklong Championship
A field of 101 opens a city championship tennis meet at Highland Park courts Saturday featuring men's, women's, boys, girls, and junior singles and doubles. Veterans brackets welcome men over 45. Defending champions include Jesse Pfeiffer and Ethel Norton. Local Want Ads promote light advertising services.
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Police Hunt Negro Bandits At Hardware Store
Police search for two men in blue work clothes who robbed Louis C. Satinebach, 63, owner of a hardware store, taking $500 and a wrist watch after forcing him to accompany them for several blocks from 12 East Commerce Street. One suspect carried an automatic pistol.
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Divorces Granted and Marriages Listed in Vital Statistics
A list of divorces granted and marriages recorded appears with numerous names including Lawson Clea, Ganon Parker, Fred Par en JT, Lorena 4, Thelma Josepling, Har Edward MM Jr, Betty Jean Howell and Willard Willeme. The long roster names individuals across public notices and marital records. A stray dog believed rabid was killed after it bit ten people, with Nancy Carrol Uzell named at 800 Clift Avenue as a local detail.
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Clift Avenue
City News Dance Short's Corner and Local Events
Local notices list multiple dances and music events around July 27. Alex's Old Timers, Loile and His Band, Heron B. Smith Orch, New Braunfels Village Rand, and Mountain Ramblers String Band perform at venues including Kel Hall Oak Grove hall Nacogdoches Rd and Braun's Inn. Tickets 5c to 25c, beer advertised. private hall rentals available.
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Weather and Notices From July News Snippet
Weather notes include humidity, precipitation, and moon phases for July with a long list of dances and venues such as Majestic Oreh St Hedwig Herman Hall Castros Garden and Louie’s Old Timers plus a Fairman Montclair health update. R. Kenneth Fairman injured by stone at Culver Lake and hospitalized with streptococcus infection.
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Bacring Down On the News Badly Nonsensical Parody
A garbled mock column by Arthur Bugs Baer riffs on Cold War disarray. Vague references mention Gromyko, Byrnes, and odd phrases about conferences, ventriloquists, and travel mishaps, yielding a chaotic, humorous collage rather than a clear news item.
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Grain futures trend at Chicago market report
Grain futures at the Chicago market show modest shifts on July 2 as traders weigh weather signals and old crop demand. Prices for corn and wheat edge higher amid speculative activity while soybeans hold steady on supply concerns.
Town Meets Saturday Night at Opera House Event
July 27 1946 schedule lists town band and swing program with dance numbers and a 7 00 Hit Parade. Numerous acts including Serenade Box and Jamboree run through evening with elections and news updates interspersed.
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Okeh of Solon Pay Hike Seen
Congress backs a sweeping reorganization and pay boost plan. It cuts house committees from 48 to 13 and senate from 33 to 15. Truman approval anticipated with a $12,500 salary plus $2500 tax free allowance and potential retirement provisions. Awaiting next Congress to decide on broader changes and effective January 2.
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Election Costs Hit Candidates Across Texas Primaries
A Frensh Gazette survey of Texas elites shows Saturday's Democratic primary drawing high airtime costs for candidates. Campaigns leveraged newspapers ads radio broadcasts and posters to push names and platforms before voters.
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Station KCOR EOQOR 1856 K-SUNDAY 88 schedule
The listing outlines a chaotic radio program with multiple segments and times including music masters, arch news, concerts, and talent search. Names and show titles appear alongside inconsistent times, suggesting a local station lineup with diverse entertainment and news blocks.
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Price Hike In Clothing and Auto Prices Under New Rules
The Price Administrator announced a $67.2 million budget adjustment and warned merchants about actions against those who profited from high prices. Grocers and housewives were told about ceilings reverting to June 20 levels, with auto prices possibly rising beyond prior estimates under the new law.
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