September 9, 1949 (6 pages)

‘4—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, September 9, 1949 PT. eee BOYLE IS NEW HEAD OF DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D.C.—William. Boyle, Jr., (left) of Kansas City was elected by unanimous vote to succeed Senator J. Howard McGrath as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Senator McGrath (right) offers:congratulaions as he turns gavel over to Boyle. McGrath vacates post and leaves the Senate to take over the post of Attorney General of the United States. i . no surprise that Yankee ICKER — It comes as ded the pickle fields. At inva ly final has ge a itt a outrigger extending an rides Mottville, Mich., Beverly Arnold, 14, een rows without need : from a machitie which carries workers betw ers ride with Beverly on for bending-or stooping. Two othehr ispick driverless. the machine whic POW-WOWMrs Rave. Donnelly Williams. 23. was crowned Colo., queen of the Broadmoor beauty parade at Colorado Springs, pulchriby a group of judges who were so tatten by the display of be tude they all had to have wheelchairs Mrs Williams seems to of Horse White Chief ts. Complain of trying to bribe the Judge has the Eatem Muchee Tribe. The jaundice-eyed wooden Indian s’ been staying at the Broadmoor Hotel during a recent governor : conference. ROBINSON EARNS SHOT AT MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE NEW YORK, N.Y.—Steve Belloise (right) backs away from a hard left by Sugar Ray Robinson in the first round of their scheduled 10-round bout at Yankee Stadium, Atgust 24. Belloise could not come out for the eighth round, giving Robinson the decision by a TKO in the seventh. : KILLING TIME—Shirley May France, American schoolgir] waiting for suitable weather to try to swim the English Channel, goes for a ride on the ferris wheel at Dover’s Luna»Park. Also on the amusement tour is her coach, Harry Boudakian. e ia 5 SSeS: col RM SR as NAVY SHIPYARD ORDERED DEACTIVATED LONG BEACH, Calif—The United States Navy Shipyard (above) has been ordered deactivated by Secretary of Defense Lewis John son to practically a custodial basis, throwing neariy 6900 civilians out of work and depriving Long Beach and environs of a payroll 3 : : Rs ‘ i 3 approximately two million dollars monthly. At left, background, is the world’s largest crane. ME MISS NEVADA—Carole Lampe is a beauty who not only holds YP her own before the judges’ stand, but can:even keep up with the cowboys in performing chores on her father’s ranch near Reno, Nev. MATCHING CARDIGANS—These twe sweaters for youngsters are the sturdy outdoor type. The sleeves are made a tittle full to allow room for additionai clothing as fal! days get crisper and to Matchea sets can be keep active elbows from poking through made for brothers and sisters. It’s one way to make sure the kids ‘are warm enough to skip back to schoo! 6n raw days. Ree g 52 Si CMU STAR TRIO OUT FOR THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE DALLAS, Tex.—The Southern MethoJist Mustangs, seeking their third straight Southwest Conference title, boast three of the’ best backfield men in that section of the nation. The star trio, which will operate behind a big and mobile line, are (left: to right) Kyle Rote, Dick McKissack and All-American Doak Walker. pa FLYING FiSH—Japan’s “Flying Fish,” Hironoshin Furuhashi, DESERT?—The kind of “ice” that lovely desertICE ON THE Pettit waves around at Las Vegas, Nev., won’t Marie grown Jean :melt from the sun. She is displaying locally-mined selenite during thé atinual Las Vegas Gem and Mineral Show. The museum specimen is one of the show’s chief attractions. gets a rubdown after he won the 800-meter race in the 1949 Amateur Athletic Swimming and Diving championships held at Los Angeles. Hironoshin set a new record with a time of 9:35.5 minutes, beating the old record set by Bill Smith in Honolulu in 1941 bya full 15 seconds. The man with the towel is team cabtain Schuichi Murayama. no slowpoke himself. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF COME TOGETHER WASHINGTON, D. C.—The first picture of the Joint Chiefs of Staff since General Omar Bradley became the first chairman. Left to right: General J. Lawton. Collins, Chief of Staff U. S. Army; Admiral Louis E.' Denfeld, Chief of Naval Operations; General Omar N. Bradley, chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff; and General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force.

‘4—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, September 9, 1949 PT. eee BOYLE IS NEW HEAD OF DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE WASHINGTON, D.C.—William. Boyle, Jr., (left) of Kansas City was elected by unanimous vote to succeed Senator J. Howard McGrath as Chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Senator McGrath (right) offers:congratulaions as he turns gavel over to Boyle. McGrath vacates post and leaves the Senate to take over the post of Attorney General of the United States. i . no surprise that Yankee ICKER — It comes as ded the pickle fields. At inva ly final has ge a itt a outrigger extending an rides Mottville, Mich., Beverly Arnold, 14, een rows without need : from a machitie which carries workers betw ers ride with Beverly on for bending-or stooping. Two othehr ispick driverless. the machine whic POW-WOWMrs Rave. Donnelly Williams. 23. was crowned Colo., queen of the Broadmoor beauty parade at Colorado Springs, pulchriby a group of judges who were so tatten by the display of be tude they all had to have wheelchairs Mrs Williams seems to of Horse White Chief ts. Complain of trying to bribe the Judge has the Eatem Muchee Tribe. The jaundice-eyed wooden Indian s’ been staying at the Broadmoor Hotel during a recent governor : conference. ROBINSON EARNS SHOT AT MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE NEW YORK, N.Y.—Steve Belloise (right) backs away from a hard left by Sugar Ray Robinson in the first round of their scheduled 10-round bout at Yankee Stadium, Atgust 24. Belloise could not come out for the eighth round, giving Robinson the decision by a TKO in the seventh. : KILLING TIME—Shirley May France, American schoolgir] waiting for suitable weather to try to swim the English Channel, goes for a ride on the ferris wheel at Dover’s Luna»Park. Also on the amusement tour is her coach, Harry Boudakian. e ia 5 SSeS: col RM SR as NAVY SHIPYARD ORDERED DEACTIVATED

LONG BEACH, Calif—The United States Navy Shipyard (above) has been ordered deactivated by Secretary of Defense Lewis John son to practically a custodial basis, throwing neariy 6900 civilians out of work and depriving Long Beach and environs of a payroll 3 : : Rs ‘ i 3 approximately two million dollars monthly. At left, background, is the world’s largest crane. ME MISS NEVADA—Carole Lampe is a beauty who not only holds YP her own before the judges’ stand, but can:even keep up with the cowboys in performing chores on her father’s ranch near Reno, Nev. MATCHING CARDIGANS—These twe sweaters for youngsters are the sturdy outdoor type. The sleeves are made a tittle full to allow room for additionai clothing as fal! days get crisper and to Matchea sets can be keep active elbows from poking through made for brothers and sisters. It’s one way to make sure the kids ‘are warm enough to skip back to schoo! 6n raw days. Ree g 52 Si CMU STAR TRIO OUT FOR THIRD STRAIGHT TITLE DALLAS, Tex.—The Southern MethoJist Mustangs, seeking their third straight Southwest Conference title, boast three of the’ best backfield men in that section of the nation. The star trio, which will operate behind a big and mobile line, are (left: to right) Kyle Rote, Dick McKissack and All-American Doak Walker. pa FLYING FiSH—Japan’s “Flying Fish,” Hironoshin Furuhashi, DESERT?—The kind of “ice” that lovely desertICE ON THE Pettit waves around at Las Vegas, Nev., won’t Marie grown Jean :melt from the sun. She is displaying locally-mined selenite during thé atinual Las Vegas Gem and Mineral Show. The museum specimen is one of the show’s chief attractions. gets a rubdown after he won the 800-meter race in the 1949 Amateur Athletic Swimming and Diving championships held at Los Angeles. Hironoshin set a new record with a time of 9:35.5 minutes, beating the old record set by Bill Smith in Honolulu in 1941 bya full 15 seconds. The man with the towel is team cabtain Schuichi Murayama. no slowpoke himself. JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF COME TOGETHER WASHINGTON, D. C.—The first picture of the Joint Chiefs of Staff since General Omar Bradley became the first chairman. Left to right: General J. Lawton. Collins, Chief of Staff U. S. Army; Admiral Louis E.' Denfeld, Chief of Naval Operations; General Omar N. Bradley, chairman Joint Chiefs of Staff; and General Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Chief of Staff, U.S. Air Force.