Flanders Attacks McCarthy Anti-Red Tactics On Senate Floor
Sen. Ralph E. Flanders denounces McCarthy as echoing Hitler like division spreading fear in minority, questions the Army case, and probes the real ties between Pvt. Schine, Roy Cohn, and McCarthy. Ferguson warns loyalty should lie with the President. Celler moves to investigate a spy network in government.
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Motorist Arrested After Blowing Horn at Courthouse
In Fort Worth on a Tuesday a 67-year-old man drove around the Tarrant county courthouse blowing his horn. Deputies arrested him after finding in his car a white hood with eye holes and a flowing red white and blue Tobe but he insisted he would be in heaven and declared he is 24 minutes. He was held for mental examination.
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Odd Sights On Swap Nights In Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo collects meet for Swap Nights draws shrewd dealers with odd wares and trades. Items include books stamps coins cigaret boxes old firearms and even a driftwood barrel traded for carriage lamps. One trader swapped coffee grinder for beans as collectors hunt unusual finds.
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The Time of a Boy's Rapid Growth
A compact note states that a boy reaches his fastest growth period around age 33, indicating a reversal of typical adolescent growth expectations and suggesting unique development timelines.
Texas Preacher Urges Vigilance at Baptist Meeting
Amarillo pastor Dr. Carl E. Bates told the Southern Baptist Pastors Conference that the underprivileged masses are marching to a new status and that communism has seized on the turbulence. He warned Americans over liquor and noted Baptists’ growth alongside a strong civil religion theme. Governor Allan Shivers urged a religion Americans can live by in the twentieth century.
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Albuquerque
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Nashville
Tenn
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Allan Shivers
Texas
Dry Cool Spell Boosts Oklahoma Wheat Harvest
In southwestern Oklahoma wheat harvest advances as cool dry weather is expected to lift yields over the next days. Duncan reports 45 truckloads moved to elevators by 10 15 am with yields from 14 to 92 bushels per acre in Stephens county and moisture near 12 percent. Jackson county estimates 10 to 12 bushels per acre if cool weather persists while Altus reports 1324 percent moisture tests and county areas note spotty cutting but rapid ripening.
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Stephens County
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Charles Kirkham Dies Funeral Rites Held in Anahuac
Funeral services for 61 year old Charles Kirkham were conducted Wednesday at the First Baptist Church in Anahuac. Melton Kirkham, brother of Ed Wirkham of Baytown, attended. Burial followed at the Anahuac cemetery with Masonic graveside services.
Texas City Smelter To Keep Operating
The Senate approved by voice vote a resolution urging the government owned tin smelter at Texas City Texas to stay open for another year. It directs a joint Senate investigation into establishing a permanent domestic tin industry and sets a deadline for action and legislation by next spring. Johnson argued the plant remains essential for defense and noted it can process Bolivian tin ore, warning a wartime supply disruption if closed.
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Rites Held Today For Mrs Lillian Pentecost
Funeral services for 71 year old Lillian Emma Pentecost were set for 2 pm in Humble. She was a sister of Ada Simmons and Bessie Young of Highlands and died at her Humble home Monday night. Burial will be in Brookdale Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Humble Funeral Home
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