Legal Restraints in Labor Dispute Hearings Question
A Phillips Company request for a restraining order against a labor union is debated during a U S District Court session in Lubbock. The article argues that property damage during strikes warrants prompt restraint while questioning why labor disputes need prolonged hearings.
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Phillips
Joe Dooley
U.S. District Court
Lubbock
GooOo
Phillips Company
Borger
Onte Company
Three More Passenger Trains To Quit In Texas
Gen Ernest O Thompson supplied Railroad Commission orders approving the discontinuance of three passenger trains in Texas. The Texas and New Orleans Railway will abandon Nos 17 and 18 Dallas to Houston and Nos 5 and 6 between Houston and El Paso. The Katy will stop Nos 21 and 22 between Waco and Denison via Fort Worth. The three services caused over 384000 dollars in losses last year. Thompson noted lack of ridership despite air conditioned equipment.
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Texas
Ernest O. Thompson
Railroad Commission
Texas and
New Orleans
Dallas
Houston
el Paso
Katy
Waco
Denison
Fort Worth
Gen
Thompson
Birthday cigar surprises Pampa youth in office
Buster Parker 21 of Pampa received a cellophane wrapped El Producto cigar from Judge Ivy Duncan in his office last Saturday. The judge said the gift dates to the day Buster was born, a family friendship noted in this local moment.
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Pampa
Buster Parker
Frank Parker
Mary Ellen
Ivy Duncan
Buster
John Fowlston
Amarillo
Mackay
Australia
T. C. Mits
Harvest Nears for Lush Plains Crop
The Texas wheat harvest could set an all time record with multi million bushels storage ready. USDA predicts 67.9 million bushels in Panhandle and South Plains with 2759950 acres sown and 19 bushels per acre.
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Southwest
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
USDA
Panhandle
Santa Fe
Burlington and
Rock Island
Texas Employment Commission
South Plains
Starkweather murder case goes to jury in Nebraska
Charles Starkweather faces a possible death sentence as an eight woman and four man jury begins deliberations after a 14 day trial. The presiding defense attorney sobbed as he pleaded for mercy while Starkweather listened impassively.
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Lincoln
Neb
Charles Starkweather
Death House
Starkweather
Charles
Guy
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Western League
Lincoln and Amarillo 5 tied for the sole Western League game. National League results include St Louis at Pittsburgh rained out, Los Angeles at Cincinnati postponed by rain, Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4, Milwaukee 9 Giants 3. American League reports New York 35 Detroit 4, Chicago 5 Baltimore 1, Cleveland 3, Washington Boston and Kansas City 5.
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Amarillo
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Giants
New York
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
French Tunisian clashes test Pflimlin in North Africa crisis
Paris faces a new crisis as fighting between French and Tunisian troops in Tunisia prompts Premier Pflimlin to seek constitutional changes to empower the executive. De Gaulle backers in Algiers intensify demonstrations while Pinay and Massu rally support for a shift in leadership.
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Tunisia
Pierre Pflimlin
North
Africa
Habib Bourguiba
Pflimlin
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Antoine Pinay
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Rene Coty
Endorse Campaign For WTSC Stadium
Gene Klein presided at a Amarillo Club meeting endorsing a campaign to raise 560000 to supplement a 400000 state grant for a new Buffalo Stadium at West Texas State College. Attendees included Dr. James P. Cornette Judge Richard F. Stovall Henry Sears Frank Kimbrough Bob Crudgington Stony Wall J Harold Dunn and State Sen Grady Hazlewood. A steering committee will organize the fund drive following a Comerford survey.
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Gene Klein
Amarillo Club
James P. Cornette
West Texas State
Richard F. Stovall
Floydada
Henry Sears
Hereford
Board of
Regents of
Texas State Teachers Colleges
Frank Kimbrough
Buffalo
Letic
Bob Crudgington
Stony Wall
J. Harold Dunn
Grady Hazlewood
Amarillo
Buffalo Stadium
West Texas State College Farm
Comerford, Inc
Texas Tech
West Texas State College activities association meeting agenda
A West Texas State College Activities Association group guaranteed a $1 000 payment for the Cumerford survey. Results were announced at a Canyon meeting where recommendations were adopted and later endorsed at the Amarillo gathering with many speakers highlighting the ad continued on Page 29.
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Canyon
Amarillo
Nike Ajax missile explosion kills several in New Jersey
In Middleton New Jersey a powerful Nike Ajax missile exploded on the ground killing seven to ten people and injuring three others. Civilians and servicemen were among the casualties as multiple warheads detonated and debris scattered across the countryside.
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Associated Press
Middletown
N.J
Raritan Bay
New York City
Duff
Ikard Presses for Tougher Oil Import Controls
Rep. Frank Ikard of Texas launched a last ditch bid to widen controls on foreign crude oil imports and extend them to foreign petroleum products after the House Ways and Means Committee rejected his mandatory quota amendment. He met for nearly three hours with Gordon Gray and Frederick Mueller to craft language acceptable to the Eisenhower administration. The conference followed the committee setback.
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Frank Ikard
Texas
House
Ways and Mean
Ikard
Defense Mobilization
Gordon Gray
Frederick Mueller
Eisenhower
Weather forecast for Panhandle and South Plains area
Partly cloudy and cooler with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Panhandle and South Plains expect similar conditions with cooler northern Panhandle and no major temperature changes elsewhere. Yesterday temperatures reached a high of 87 and a low of 47 with a sunset at 7 49 p m and sunrise at 5 37 a m.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Geaveoes
Senom Wosdece
Mises Cp
Plames Sweep Oil Refinery Inferno in California
In Long Beach California May 22 a triple disaster struck the Signal Hill Hancock Oil refinery. Explosions ignited huge tanks of crude oil gasoline and naphtha sending a burning flood through the plant. At least two men died and several workers were injured amid a chaotic rush to escape the blaze.
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Long Beach
Calif
Signal Hill
Hancock Oil Co
Crosshroabs Report on Probation for College Basketball Team
Dear Editor notes a Southwestern college basketball team placed on probation after criticizing a referee. The writer argues authorities are sensitive and favor restrictions on speech, contrasting Fifth and First Amendment implications.
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Southwestern
Death of Mrs. Sadie Louise Curtis in Amarillo
Mrs. Sadie Louise Curtis 82 died at 7 45 p m at her home 1715 Polk Amarillo after long residence since 1897 Funeral services set for 4 p m Saturday at St Andrew's Episcopal Church with Rev Evans Moreland officiating Burial beside her husband at Llano Cemetery Funeral arrangements by N S Griggs and Sons Mrs Curtis born August 4 1875 in Scooba Kemper County Mississippi daughter of H R Eppler Her family moved from Cisco to Henrietta then to Amarillo in 1897 Curtis a noted Texas and New Mexico rancher.
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Sadie Louise Curtis
Texas Panhandle
Polk
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
St. Andrew's
Sadie Louise Eppler
Scooba, Kemper County
Miss
H. R. Eppler
Cisco
New Orleans
Henrietta
James Owen Curtis
Amarillo
Curtis
Texas
New Mex
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