Governor urges car inspection rules easing in Texas
Governor Allan Shivers calls for immediate re examination of the automobile inspection statute to reduce burden and inconvenience. He asks the Public Safety Commission and legislators to discuss amendments, possibly repeal, with a public hearing to follow. Public Safety Director Homer Gedrison promised relaxations.
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Austin
Ten 19
Texas
Allan Shivers
Tool
Public Safety Commission
Shivers
Commission
Hoxie Thompson
Trinity
Homer Gedrinson
San Antonio
Thompson
Garrison
Ex Wisconsin tots find new life as Texans at Pleasant Valley
Four Wisconsin youngsters Roger Julius Lionel Lawrence Margaret Mary and Michael Andrew aged 8 6 4 and 2 are legally adopted by Link and Margaret Tschudy and now live at 204 Mountain Drive Pleasant Valley Texas They moved after New Year with guns and holsters for a new ad venture The family plans a larger home by mid April and son Roger attends Pleasant Valley School enjoying new friends and a snow free Texas life
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Asunday News-Globe
Link Tschudys
Mountain Drive
Pleasant Valley
Michael Andrew
Mr. Tschudy
Roger Lee Julius
Lionel Lawrence
Tschudy
Margaret Mary
Wisconsin
Link
Margaret Tschudy
Texas
Roger
Mrs. Tschudy
Two Die and Four Hurt in Plainview Crash
Two men were killed and four people injured in a two car crash on the Plainview Dimmitt Highway five miles northwest of Plainview. Victims Ellis Spraggins and Love Yowell died at the scene. Injured were Carroll Mitchell Jake Finney Raymond Sills and Mrs Sills. Finney and Mitchell were taken to local hospitals with serious injuries. The accident occurred at 7 25 pm as the cars collided on a straight stretch while en route to Plainview and Olton.
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Plainview
Plainview-Dimmitt
Here
Ellis Spraggins
Claude Spraggins
Runningwaters
Love Yowell
Edmonson
Jake Finney
Carrol Mitchell
Yowell
Raymond E. Sills
Bellview
Sills
Olton
Spraggins
Runningwater
Plainview High School
Wayland College
Roy G. Wood
Lemons Funeral
Death Ends Career Of Bus Line Pioneer
A. F. Dutch Heket, 63, president of Continental Panhandle Trailways, died at St. Anthony's Hospital after years of ill health. Immigrant from Austria who arrived in the U S at 17, he built a transportation business from taxi service in mining districts to a larger operation in the Panhandle. He lived at 1223 Lamar and had spent recent years in California for health reasons.
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A. F
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Continental Panhandle Trailways Company
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Lamar
America
Mr. Heket
Austria
New Orleans
Oklahoma
McAlester
Breckenridge
Wichita Falls
Criminal suits looming over grain shortage witnesses
Federal prosecutors may pursue criminal action against several Southwest grain and elevator men named in Senate testimony as responsible for government grain shortages estimated at about four million dollars. The chair of the Senate committee pledged a hard line as the probe continues.
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Washington
Senate Testamony
Plane Crash at Mather Field Guardhouse Kills Three
A training base guardhouse was struck by a plane that crashed onto the roof and exploded. Three crewmen died and many others were burned or injured including Lt. Peter A. Keck and Col. John W. White. Connie Scholten witnessed the fiery scene as Chaplain Howard B. Scholten described the matchbox like building.
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Fevre
Mather Ai Terce
Connie Scholten
Howard B. Scholten
Connie
Peter A. Keck
Mather Field
John W. White
Air Force Base
Judy Garland Cancels Palace Show Over Laryngitis
Judy Garland canceled her Palace Theater performance last night due to laryngitis, manager Herb Bonus said. The singer was scheduled for a late program and will be rescheduled.
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New York
Judy Garland
Palace Theater
Herb Bonus
36 Die as Korea-to-US Plane Dives Into Sea
A Korean airlift plane homeward bound with military passengers crashed into the sea off British Columbia killing 36 of the 43 aboard. Four bodies recovered, four more washed ashore, while seven survivors endured ice cold water until rescue.
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Seattle
Wash
British Columbia
Hecate Strait
Phantom prowler loots eighth Manning home in week
A phantom prowler struck 1611 Carolina, stealing 96 dollars in cash and a 46 dollar check from Mie Bate Duke. The eight burglary or attempted break in this week prompts police to page 4 for details.
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BR. B. Manning
Carolina
Mie Bate
Duke
Vietiam
Manning
Pro Grid Yanks Move to Dallas
A Northwest Airlines flight crew from Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska with 38 aboard disappeared after 6 11 PM departure and crashed at 3 40 AM CST. Rescued survivors including Sgts Richard P Fieles Charles H Fieles Lt Donald E Baker Sgt H D Mayhard Pfe William A Price Sgt Gregory Calkins and Demetris G Apostolou were shaken but not injured.
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Richard P. Fieles
Charles H. Fieles
Donald E. Baker
H. D. Mayhard
Pfe
William A. Price
Gregory Calkins
Demetris G. Apostolou
Armed Forces
Northwest Airlines
John Pfaffinger
Kent
Wash
Kenneth Kuhn
Jane Cheadle
Seattle
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Armistice talks in Korea show signs of possible collapse
Reports from Tokyo indicate the Korean armistice negotiations have reached a critical low, with Communist protests over an Allied air strike on a Red truce convoy and hints that talks may break down amid mounting tensions and propaganda from Pammasion sources.
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Tokyo
Sunadeylan
Pammasion
Dewey Fon
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