Lions Club Light Bulb Sale In Baytown Campaign
Baytown Lions Club plans a three night light bulb sale beginning Tuesday to raise funds for community projects in East Harris County. Led by General Chairman Roscoe Zierlein, members will canvass homes from 7 to 9 p.m. each night with sacks of bulbs and a pledge check system to support Lions charity work.
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Murray Rogers
Allen Meister
M. M. Brown
Bill Strickler
Lions Club Charity Fund
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Stricter Alien Law Is Proposed
Washington report notes Rep Francis E Walter urged the Justice Department to close the Canadian and Mexican borders to a daily influx of about 7,000 aliens who work here unless they resign from two left wing unions. Walter, chair of the House Un American Activities Committee and the House immigration subcommittee, also asked Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr to consider listing both unions as Communist fronts to force them to register.
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Attorney 87 Seeks Ike Clemency to Free Twins in Prison
Los Angeles attorney Joseph Scott, veteran Republican, said he will petition President Eisenhower for executive clemency for twins George and Charles Finn who are serving a year in Springfield Mo for handcuffing a U.S. attorney in a dispute over a surplus C46A airplane. The president stated the Finns set themselves above the law. Scott discussed the matter with the wing on Thursday and urged clemency to end their hunger for freedom and return them to Washington.
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Cotton Allotment Rapped By Firm Board Chairman
HARLINGEN Texas UP The board chairman of Anderson Clayton and Co Lamar Fleming Jr told the 16th annual American Cotton Congress that acreage allotment laws hinder efficiency by preserving high cost marginal farms. He urged growers in the Southwest to cut plantings and adapt to demand, noting a shift to flat lands and tractors from hilly country and mules. He cited South Africa’s corn as a contrast.
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Lamar Fleming, Jr
Anderson, Clayton, and Co
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Southwest
Oklahoma
Texas
Study Habit Traps Defenders In Contract Bridge Scenario
In a South North vulnerable hand, South's habit of studying the dummy could mislead. After a misjudged club length, West led hearts and South failed to signal, allowing a trap. West then forced a sequence to reveal the flaw, leading to a successful ruff and routine claim of the contract.
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South Jaid
Officials Warn Of Gaza Trouble In Holy Land Fray
UN truce chief warned Egyptian Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser that restraint is needed to prevent a grave Gaza Strip crisis. Nasser disclosed parts of his discussion with General Burns, who heads the UN team supervising the truce in the Holy Land.
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Holy Land
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Gaza Strip
Nasser
BL Ll. M. Burns
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