Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper.

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Myron W. Horton, executive vice-president of Citizens State Bank since it opened in 1948, was elected president of the bank."

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Don Demeter crosses home plate after banging out a homerun and is met with a handshake from teammate Norm Larker."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "of the Women's Division of the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra membership campaign are Mrs. John M. Ware and Mrs. Robert L. Cox."

Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "nipped a $2,500 grocery store holdup Monday."

Semi-weekly newspaper from Kermit, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

The objective of this irradiation is to verify the corrosion rate of a cluster-type fuel element under conditions of high specific power and central core temperatures. The test will also be used in the development of rupture detection instrumentation and decontamination procedures as a necessary part in the development of the NPR. In this test a fuel element irradiated to 3200 MWD/T will be ruptured, the rate of rupture product released will be determined and the gamma spectrum from fission products released into the coolant will be observed. Permission is requested for charging three 7-rod cluster fuel elements (one previously irradiated to 3200 MWD/T at the Hanford projects, the other two unirradiated) into the GEH-R33P7 loop of the ETR. The irradiated element will have attached to it a hydraulic mechanism for opening a defect in one of its fuel rods. The other two elements are to serve as heaters to enable the loop to operate at desired temperatures.

This monthly document details activities of the Hanford Operations Office during the month of December 1959. (FI)

To find the critical size of the proposed shield test facility based upon available data and present construction concepts.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about an explosion at the Wilfred E. Jones, Jr. residence in Dallas.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about the robbery at the Safeway Finance Company in Dallas. Several hundred dollars were robbed. The robber took off and is yet to be found.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about workers of the Abco Incorporated company, who all inhaled carbon monoxide fumes. They were all taken to the hospital and are getting treated.

Photograph of slides for the Star-Telegram of Fort Worth. The top one is black with white writing that reads, "Sunday Star-Telegram." The bottom slide has a drawing of a news story on a silver platter. The story has a picture of a woman and title that reads, "Lens Lady's courage showcase story."

Photograph of a slide for Star-Telegram. In the middle left is small picture of Tony Slaughter wearing glasses and looking forward. To the right of this picture is black writing in a white box that says, "Evening Fort Worth Star-Telegram." In smaller font beneath the picture is writing that says, "Tony Slaughter."

Photograph of three Star Telegram slides. The left most slide is of a picture of a newspaper saying, "Youth spotlight." A drawing of a spotlight cuts across it with writing in the light that says, "Fort Worth Star-Telegram every Friday afternoon." The middle slide is pictures of newspaper clippings, the largest one as a title that says, "Many plans in vacation mill." The right slide has a drawing of a black board with writing that says, "Spotlight on youth." A drawing of a girl with a bob haircut is in the left corner, and a drawing of a boy with cropped hair is in the right corner.

Photograph of two slides for Star-Telegram. The left one has black writing in a box that says, "Fort Worth Star-Telegram." On it's bottom right is a cartoon of a man walking in a cowboy hat and boots holding a large newspaper. The right slide has two large stars on it with drawings of different characters in them. The left star has three people drawn in it, and the right one has a military man drawn in it. Above the stars is writing that says, "Dick Tracy," and below the stars more writing says, "Terry and the Pirates, you'll find the stars!"

Photograph of three TELOP slides placed vertically on a board. The top slide has a picture of a group of people walking around inside a building on it. The slide in the middle has a similar picture, but it is taken from further away, giving a larger perspective of the room. The bottom slide has writing on the top in a small, black box that says, "Fort Worth Star-Telegram." Larger writing in white font below that says, "Home Show." Along the bottom in small black writing it says, "March 27 - April 3."

Photograph of two slides for an advertisement. The top one has a drawing of a cartoon butler holding a large telegram. Writing to the right of him says, "Served to you every Sunday." The slide below this has seven slides stacked up representing every day of the week. Below this and to the right are pictures of actors and actresses.

Photograph of a slide with the head of a cartoon man on it. The head is in the center right of the slide. The cartoon man looks angry, has shortly cropped hair, and a square jaw.

Photograph of an illustration of different people.

Photograph of slides of names of various television characters. The top slide has these names: Bat Masterson, Snuffy Smith, and Juliet Jones. Next to Masterston is a hat and cane, and by Jones is a woman with long hair. The bottom slide has these names: Little Orphan Annie, Blondie, Mutt & Jeff, and Buz Sawyer. By Mutt & Jeff is a cartoon man in a hat with gifts, and between Blondie and Sawyer is a drawing of the character named Dagwood. Each name is in different font within a star.

Daily newspaper from Levelland, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.