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: NATIONAL 24-HOUR FORECAST "SUMMARY: Hot, sultry weather will continue east of the Rockies, as hot, humid air sweeps northward. (See air mass arrow.) Early morning temperatures tomorrow will be near 70 degrees east of the Great Divide. Forecasters expect thermometers will climb to the upper 80s in the northeast. Afternoon readings will be in the 90s in the plains states and along the Gulf coast tomor-. row, Weather experts are calling for towering thunderheads followed by thundershowers in the eastern third of the U. 8. along the Gulf of Mexico, through the Rockies and the northwest. Most of these storms will develop as warm southerly winds become unstable and drop moisture in the affected areas. (See Fotocast.) Skies will be | Clear to partly

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TUESDAY, JULY 15, 1947

THE WEATHER FOTOCAST i Acme TELEPHOTO PREVIEW of U.S. WEATHER BUREAU, DEPT. of COMMERCE FORECAST -- PERIOD ENDING 730AM EST 246: 42

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cloudy over the country tonight and early tomorrow. (Consult inset map to determine cloudiness for your area.)

along the California coast as cool air flows around the Pacific high pressure cell. Weather bureau forecasters point out the location of pressure cells on the FOTOCAST accounts for the sultry uncomfortable weather over most of the country. High pressure cells are cen« tered over the Atlantic, the Pa« cific and the Gulf of Mexico. Pressure over the entire United States is relatively low. Air flow around these pressure cells is bringing warm moist air into the entire country except the north west. (See FOTOCAST.) Lowest temperatures expected tomorrow morning include Milwaukee 64; Chicago, Cleveland and Duluth 65; Philadelphia and J& Detroit 68; New York and Wash-

Fog and .low clouds will form |

ington 68; Boston, Norfolk and Atlanta 70; Memphis and St, Louls 72; Kansas City and F%, Worth 74 degrees.

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UNITED STATES WEATHER BUREAU

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(Continued From Page One) bver the New Mexico desert. A sketch of the Empire State building was superimposed on the cloud to show the relative heights.

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Wallis was the official army photographer who took the picture.

| He took it and the others with

him when he was discharged from the service.

The photograph has been on display for a month. Wallis, now a

+ Chicago society photographer, said _;.|he presented it to the club after

handing over the negative from which it was printed to the FBI last May. ‘Mistake,’ They Say Wallis called atténtion to the pho-

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cused of stealing. He said the picture had been re- | leased officially for general publica- | Attorneys and relatives-of both von der Luft and Wallis were convinced that “someone had made a| mistake” in ordering their arrest.

Wallis’ pretty blond wife, Sylvia! |

could clear himself of any.espionage charge. Wallis has admitted taking the 200 pictures from the Los Alamos atomic project. tends that he took them in the be-

leased for general publication, -

covered them from him in fay, the! agents told him he should nut have

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List 7 Candidates Hoosier s $150,000 Prize: For School Board

three of the five school board! | back that explained the story of members who serve in term will be Republicans and two will be Democrats. This is to com. | Picked Indiana because he Is a that his style of living would not pensate for the present political native of Bloomington, composition of the board which father, consists of three Democrats —————————— two Republicans, according to the junior Mr. Lockridge's wife is the! Whitestown Citizens

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~July 15, I1MI— Sunrise. . 5:20 | Sunset A: Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 1. Wa NE | Total precipitation since Jan. 1 2201] Deficiency since Jan. 1 Ee The 1 allowing table shows the temperature in other cities: Atlanta ,.. 1 | ty vastriuusanas ons cago Cincinnati | Cleveland .. { Denver .... | Evansville | Pt. aye , | fndinne ol t | In nape 2 "leity) a Kansas “i Los Angeles ve 34 | Miami . 83 | Minneap lis-8t. PAL friars 88 66 New Orleans ......... . 5 New Yor mn “i 2 Oklahoma City . 3 Omaha «....... ve 99 70 Pittsburgh ...... 85 67 San Antonio ...... ." San Francisco ‘eas “8 8 Bouls. oi. cc veniian « # 73 Watmoain. DO ..cniatu. dited 81 n ing away the pictures he is ac-

28, was happy about his release on | bond and said she was certain he|

However, he con-|

lief that they had been removed from the secret lists and were re-|

He said that when the FBI re-|

taken them, but that he had “noth. | ing to worry about” in the way of | prosecution. He said his arrest last | Saturday was a “complete surprise.”

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(Continued From Page One) sat thoughtfully for a minute, then Indiana county in 1830 with flash- said: “I guess I'll be able to buy my wife a washing machine now.” He said he had no other plans,

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any one!

{the man's life, Mr, Lockridge |

Ind. His!change. He expected, however, to Ross Lockridge Sr. Is a [continue to write and | well-known Indiana historian. The m—— former Vernice Baker of Bloom-

committee. Mr. Peterson, a Republican, is!ington,

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president of the City Securities! Ross Lockridge Jr. was a Phi Times State Service Corp. and dives on the North Side.’ Beta Kappa graduate of Indiana = LEBANON, Ird, July 15.~Nearby Mrs. Bruck, a Republican, lives in university in 1935 and took his| Whitestown will go to the polls-July | Irvington and is former president masters’ degree there in 1939. He 26 for its first election since in- | of the Indianapolis Parent-Teacher was an instructor in English at|corporation. association, the university until he accepted the Mr. Swaim, a North Side resi- position at Simmons in 1041. and a secretary-treasurer to admine dent, is & Democrat and former| Mr. Lockridge was summoned |ister the affairs of the town. The judge of the state supreme court.|from Michigan to New York and inspectors who conducted the inMr. Brandes is a South Side admitted he had less than $100 in|corporation election again will sudruggist. Mr, Thompson is a part-|the family coffers. pervise the voting. It will be a ner in Thompson Bros, Inc, al strictly local affair, Casting of machine and pattern shop, and a! SO SCANT were nis funds when |about 200 ballots is expected. West Side resident. {he left the train at the Pennsylvania| The officers elected will have the Mr. Schaad, owner of the Ad- | station that he walked the 21 blocks {power to make levies for fire provance Printing Co, is a South dun meet the MGM officials. Told [tection, street maintenance

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