Exhibitors Lag in Planning for 1964 65 New York World Fair
New York City notes that opening day April 22 1946 approaches while fewer than a quarter of the 200 planned exhibit buildings have started construction. Robert Moses faces optimism but many builders fear delays as costs climb to about 40 dollars per square foot and overtime may not finish major pavilions.
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New York City
Robert Moses
the Fair Corporation
Harrison Family Reunion Trip in Palestine
Mr and Mrs A W Harrison and son Wayne Jr visited Palestine over the weekend to join his mother Mrs Albion Harrison for a family reunion and to spend time with relatives.
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A. W. Harrison
Wayne Jr
Palestine
Albion Harrison
Ukiah burglary solved. suspect confesses after note found
Police traced a Ukiah store burglary to Alden C. Nelson after detectives found notes about the heist on a desk. Nelson, a store employee, confessed following questioning. Also noted, the first power producing public utility was built in New York City in 1882.
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Ukiah
Calif
Alden C. Nelson
Nelson
New York City
Patricia Hooser Honored on TWU Honors Day
Miss Patricia Hooser daughter of Mr and Mrs C B Hooser of 800 N E 6th received honors at the Texas Western University Denton Honors Day assembly Francis W Emerson dean presented awards and Who's Who honors Dr James Newcomer dean recognized groups Dr John A Guinn president gave the highlight address and distributed special awards
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Patricia Hooser
C. B. Hooser
N. E
Texas Western University
Denton
Francis W. Emerson
James Newcomer
John A. Guinn
Changes In New Cars For 1964 Predicted In Detroit
Detroit reports forecast meaningful shifts in 1964 autos. General Motors may simplify automatic transmissions while Ford adopts a 3 speed on its compacts. Chrysler may offer a 3 speed manual gearbox and Typhoon turbo model. Major styling changes are anticipated for Ford Thunder bird Mercury Rambler American and others.
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Detroit
Mich
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Mercury
Local Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Pike and children visited Oklahoma City for Mother's Day with Mrs Pike's parents Mr and Mrs P J Jackson. Mr and Mrs Jack Belcher spent a week in Houston for medical examinations. Mr and Mrs Sanford Chandler and children of Carlsbad New Mexico stayed with Mrs Jones and family Friday. Mr and Mrs Bill Sanders and sons went to Lubbock for Lt Preston F Bridgewater graduation and Passing in Review at Reese AFB.
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Paul Pike
Oklahoma City
Jack Belcher
Houston
Belcher
Sanford Chandler
Carlsbad, N. M
F. E. Jones
Bill Sanders
Lubbock
Preston F. Bridgewater
Reese Air Force Base
Judges Vote Pay Raise Then Return Their Pay
Williamson County Magistrates in Franklin attempted a pay hike from 2.50 to 10 per meeting but halted the plan after recognizing the county could not afford it. A member suggested each magistrate return the existing 2.50 to the general fund, and the motion passed.
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Franklin, Tenn
Williamson County
Franklin
Linda Williams Gears Up To Graduate From Wayland
Linda Jane Williams daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank T Williams 1011 N W 9th will graduate from Wayland Baptist College Plainview in the 52nd Commencement exercises May 1920 The 84 student class spans 13 states and Japan She 1959 Andrews High School graduate pursues BA with elementary education major and music minor Williams served in the International Choir librarian role and joins Texas Student Education Assn Speech Club Mission Band and Chapel Choir She plans to teach in fall Speakers include Dr James Ralph Scales and Wayland president Dr A Hope Owen.
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Plainview
Linda Jane Williams
Frank T. Williams
N. W
Wayland Baptist College
States
Japan
Williams
Andrews High School
Wayland
International Choir
Texas Student Education Assn
Miss Williams
James Ralph Scales
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
A. Hope Owen
A. A. Hyden
Mary Hardin Baylor College
Belton
Maberry Family Reunion in Denver City Visit
Mr and Mrs L C Maberry and Carla Sue spent Mothers Day with their son and brother Ronald Maberry in Denver City. They were met there by another daughter Sandra Harris of Lubbock.
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L. C. Maberry
Carla Sue
Ronald Maberry
Denver City
Sandra Harris
Lubbock
Mother's Day Visit in Hobbs with Gene Fitzgeralds
Mrs Thelma Fennel enjoyed a Mother's Day visit with her daughter and family in Hobbs New Mexico the Gene Fitzgeralds.
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Thelma Fennel
Hobbs
New Mexico
Gene Fitzgeralds
Pascual Hagan Serves Aboard USS Bainbridge in Mediterranean
Pascual W. Hagan an engineman first class in the US Navy and son of Mr. and Mrs. Eula F.E. Gerst of Andrews is in the Mediterranean aboard the nuclear powered guided missile frigate USS Bainbridge. The ship recently visited Taranto Italy after operations with the Sixth Fleet marking its first Italian port call. Crewmembers toured Bari and Castellana caves as the Bainbridge remains a seapower asset and instrument of policy and goodwill in Europe.
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Pascual W. Hagen
USN
Eula FE. Gerst
N. W
Andrews
Mediterranean
Bainbridge
Taranto
Italy
Sixth Fleet
Bari
Castellana
America
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