Snow Falls Again Across Panhandle Region
Weather bulletin reports renewed snow in the Panhandle with temperatures near freezing and gusty winds up to 30 miles per hour. Officials warn of lingering snow cover, icy roads, and light drizzle turning to snow in parts of Texas and nearby states with coastal gusts up to 80 miles per hour along the Gulf Coast.
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Panhandle
Bilaward
Pathart
Amarillo
Hendley
Annie
Dale Jas
Texas
Cult
Galveton
Florh
Toor College Spring Semester Ends as Enrollment Peaks
Dean Walter Ladd reports spring enrollment at Toor College hit a record with 850 on track to be reached. Twenty three sections closed after reaching capacity as DeMolay and Scout events plan gatherings. Also notes a Cuba relief banquet and a sweet heart banquet at Memorial Baptist Church with duties shared by Mrs. Ho Holling.
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Toor College
Caroelynwat
Eallegt
Walter Rute Ladd
Around Town Notes From A Dicey Local Scene
Bob Reynolds returns for the national boat show in Chicago while Ben Graner reports Mrs Groner, Jr., and Beere moving a Friday for New Arles Mardi Gras. Several locals plan Wednesday returns as notes mix routines with hospital stays and church drives.
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Bob Reynolds
Chicago
Ben Graner
Groner
Cinele
Ask Lin
Hope Ani Moody
Pirkle
Sue San
Bob
Linds
Sue Berger
May Creel
Raytown
Mack Yard
Lakewood Drive
Jimmy Vander
Billie Laughtin
Martin Appointed To Air Force Academy
Martin a student at Robert E Lee High School receives official appointment to the Air Force Academy in Denver California. Sen Lyndon Johnson reports approval and directs awaiting word from headquarters. Joe Martin has long pursued aviation dreams since childhood and holds roles in Eag Scouts Order of the Arrow REL Chemistry Club and high school band.
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Joy Frank Martin
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Denver
Calo
Lyndon Johnson
Joe
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Air
Congress
Sen. Johnson
Washington
Houston
Baytown
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Albert Thomas
Matherne
Joek
San. Johnson
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Vil Air Patrol
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Order of the Arrow
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F. Martin
Gresham
Wooster Chamber Plans Annual Banquet
Wooster Chamber of Commerce members plan their annual banquet to be held in March with Gene Muller as banquet chairman. Assistants include Andy Bargainer Bill Beck Nelson Longnecker and Eddie Cox. The group notes the second banquet since the chamber formed in 1934 and recalls the 1955 inaugural event.
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Wooster Chamber of Commerce
Gene Muller
Muller
Andy Bargainer
Bill Beck
Nelson Longnecker
Eddie Cox
Tim
The
Wooster Chamber
Miller
Guy Newsley
Ralph Walverton
Lananecker
John Cox
A. H. Hawerd
Ree
Youth Charged In Car Death In Baytown Incident
John Edgar Hobbs, 49, died in a traffic crash at 16800 Market Street when a car driven by David Townsend struck him as he walked in the roadway. Townsend was charged with negligent homicide after a speed skid of about 200 feet. A motel receipt bearing Hobbs’s name was found, but no such motel could be located. Townsend remained jailed with bond not yet set.
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Bayway Drive
Wooster
San Javinto
Bob Casey
W. W. Ramsey
Muller
John Edgar Hobbs
Baytown
Jane Aml
Quenn
Townsend
Shivers Prime For New Political Wars Speculation
Speculation rose in Austin on Wednesday that Gov Allan Shivers plans a revamped political battle after Renouncing Welton Hart resignation as Texas Employment Commission chairman. Shivers named Perry Brown a former national American Legion commander from Beament to succeed Hart in the 213000 a year post.
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Allan Shivers
Welton Hart
Texas
Shivers
Perry Brown
National American Legion
Beament
Hart
United States Prefers UN Use If Mid East War Breaks Out
Washington officials say the United States aims for quick UN action if a large scale conflict erupts in the Middle East. A high level three nation diplomatic meeting at the State Department will map an action policy, with potential measures including naval blockades and sanctions.
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United States
United Nations
Middle East
State Department
Eisenhower
Ministe
Anthony Eden
France
Eden
Israel
Kiats
Lakewood Plans Swimming Pool In Near Future
Lakewood announces construction of a new 7 1/2 foot long poured concrete swimming pool. Dor Kenns says site clearing will start within two weeks and bids are being sought. The pool includes diving boards water treatment and toddler area with future play space. membership open to Bay Villa Wooster Brownwood and Lakewear residents with 30 families total.
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Lakewood
Dor Kenns
Kenny
Lakewood Civic Association
Ollie Clevenger
Bay Villa
Wooster
Brownwood
Lakewear
Ralph Schwendean
Supper by Women's Auxiliary at VIEW Hall Saturday
The Women’s Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will host an old fashioned box supper at VIEW hall Saturday. The public is invited to bring a box supper. Prizes for the prettiest box and bingo and other games will provide entertainment.
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Barrington senior calls Bulganin for term paper
Ike's decision due by February's end Barrington high school senior Charles Mee called the Kremlin to ask a question for a class term paper. After a 1315 hour long distance call costing $15, he received an "I don't know" reply from Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin. Mee and friends arranged the call as a prank that ended with a brief, unclear exchange and Mee still unsure what to write.
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Charles Mee
Nikolai A. Bulganin
Kremlin
Mee
Russia
Royal Hartwig
Stephen Notiman
James Casdill
Bulganin
Baytown Contractor Badly Hurt In Crash
A. B. Buddy Collins 42 owner of Buddy's Plumbing Co on North Main was critically injured in a crash six miles from Houston as his car left the road hit a culvert and bridge abutment. He is hospitalized in Houston with severe injuries. His family reported he was in surgery for several hours.
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Buddy
Collins
T. W. Leonard
Fern Lane
Highlands
North Main
Alabama U Stands Pat as Negro Student Faces Barred Return
In Tuscaloosa the University of Alabama refused to restore Negro student Authoring Lucy to classes despite threats of contempt of court from her attorney Arthur Shores. National NAACP leader Roy Wilkins urged criminal action against those blocking attendance while some students support her return and others insist integration will not work amid riotous demonstrations and projected class suspensions.
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New York
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Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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United Press
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Miss Lucy
Wilson
Healer Charged Over Polio Victim in Miami Trial
Texas faith healer Jack Coe faced charges in Miami for injuring a three year old polio patient during an alleged healing. A preliminary hearing was set to decide if he is immune from licensing laws. Coe, released on bond, plans more healing services despite the case.
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Fia
Texas
Florida
Jack Coe
Dallas
Tex
Ann Clark
George
Coe
Jesus
Bressler
Boris
Town Meeting Set Friday In Highlands
A town meeting is planned for 7 30 pm Friday at the Crabley building on South Mijn Highlands to organize the Highlands Civility association residents have planned to form such an organization and take the first steps Friday night projects include street lights for Highlands across San Jacinto West Worthsville and a road opening project nearby
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Crably
South Mijn
Highlands Civi Iy Association
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Brite
San Jacinto
West Worihsville
Teil Road
Eisenhower says he will decide on second term by month end
President Eisenhower told reporters he expects to announce his decision on a possible second term by month’s end. He said he would not ask another Republican to run for him, that would imply he could win for another man. He noted Warren could be a candidate and would not oppose him. He discussed missile progress and Middle East peace efforts. His brother Milton Eisenhower has no political ambitions.
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Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Warren
Sail
University of Alabama
Russia
United States
Nikolai Bulganin
Middle East
Milton Hisenhower
Pennsylvania State University
Sons of the Republic of Texas force Dodge Texan to drop flag
Joseph Wearden, president of the Sons of the Republic of Texas, says the group prompted Dodge divisions to remove the Texas flag from the Dodge Texan Minel auto. Wearden telegraphed Chrysler and received a reply from W C Newbury in Detroit apologizing and saying the practice would stop. Texan law was cited as restricting reproducing the state flag for commercial use. Houston hosts annual meeting on April 20 with five new Knights of San Daviano nominees, their names kept secret until later.
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Sons of the Republic of Texas
Lone Star
Dodge Texan Minel
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Wearden
Dodge
Chrysler
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Lodge
Detroit
Weden
Newbure
Texas
Houston
the Sons of the Republic of Texas
Knights of San Daviato
Kent
Houston Negro Robbery Suspect Detained for Questioning
Baytown police questioned a Houston Negro tied to a robbery at 1275 noon Monday. Officers say the man was picked up in Houston and brought to Baytown for a lie detector test. Witness Will Taylor said the suspect took $1275 from land sale proceeds after offering a ride to two men he had previously met. The two men reportedly fled after the incident. Explorer Post 326 to hold a supper at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at the Peat Scout House on Texas Avenue. Post 224, sponsored by Ely Lodge 1649.
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Baytown
Roy Montgomery
Taylor
Texas Avenue
Ely Lodge 1649
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