Balance Sheet: Tide Turns in West’s Favor
United Press summarizes mixed international news. Good signs include a softening on West German rearmament and sovereignty for Yugoslavia’s southern part, plus renewed hope for Trieste settlement. UN atoms for peace gains backing, though Soviet participation remains unlikely. Bad: rising Communist subversion fears in Southeast Asia and tense Arab Israeli relations after accusations of an Israeli attack on Egypt’s Red Sea coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. McCann
United Press
United States
Great Britain
Europe
France
Botm
Trieste
Oy Ez
Yugoslavia
Italy
General Assembly
New York
United Nations
Eisenhower
Soviet Russia
UN Assembly
Southeast Asia
Wan Waithayakon
Tahiland
New
Florida Plan Seeks Indefinite Delay in School Desegregation
Florida asks the U S Supreme Court to endorse a plan delaying mass integration of white and Negro students. Atty Gen Richard Ervin says immediate desegregation would provoke violent resistance and wreck public education, proposing a system where federal courts review each desegregation request and hold admissions in abeyance until communities are ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallanassee
Fila
Florida
US Supreme Court
Atty
Richard Ervin
Washington
Shivers Speaker At Governor's Dinner
Governor Alton Shivers will depart California for Texas then proceed to New Orleans to speak Tuesday night at a banquet honoring Louisiana Governor Robert Kennon. He will return to Austin and travel to Cal Onta for the opening of the State Pub of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Allan Shivers
Texas
California
Shivers
New Orleans
Robert Kennon
Louisiana
Governors’ Conference
Cal
French Official Out After Top Secret Leak
In Paris on October 2 the secretary general of the French National Defense Council was suspended after the arrest of two assistants for leaking top government secrets to the Communists. Prime Minister Mendes-France fired Jean Mons from his post dating back to 1948 amid a broad defense housecleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Miller
Paris
Secreary
French National Defense
Comvil Way
Pierre
Plane crash tragedy in Colorado injures Nicholson family
Druggist reports survivor Grady Nicholson suffers a cracked pelvis, broken wrist, and six broken ribs after a C-12 cargo plane crash near Grand Junction while en route on a hunting trip. Nicholson’s wife Ruth and children, plus his parents and siblings, are listed as survivors. A search party aided a wounded Nicholson and his son. details note the Flying Bosar aircraft and a down draft as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruett and Lobit Church of Christ
the VE
The
Elks Lodge
Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Ruth Nicholson
Richard Holward
James Terry Nicholson
Deborah Ruth Nicholson
Bennie Nicholson
Lemon Grove
Calif
Leon Nicholson
Duncan
Okla
Anna Belle Fisk
Lamesa
Colo
Lilly Mae Burny
Kilgore
Lois Helen Keller
Cotchmbis
Ohio
Lucille Wilcox
Fountain
Nicholson
Grand Junction
Rockies
Tuck
Chaffee County
Colorado
Grady
Ganders Rally Past Panthers in Dire Football Showdown
The Ganders dominated the Davis Panthers with stifling defense and efficient running. standout plays by Bullman, Summers, and Browning, plus hard hitting from Gates Armour McManus, left Davis hampered to 17 rushing yards while Ganders racked up multiple fumbles and long gains. Stallworth leads a confident team into their next district opener against Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullman
Tiger
Panther
Walker
Jere Davis
Ganders
Lee
Gates
Armour McManus
Hallum
List
Davis
Bi Summers
Baytown
Lea Wot
Ipka
Jimmy Rincon
Vincent Lampas
Gary Herrinton
Panthers
Don Browning
Lees
Fred Kallina
Bill Gaughlin
W. Gétiamel
Cleo Proctor
Donnie Harlan
von Evans
Doyle Mitchell
Calvin Muckleroy
Yiclong
Stallworth
Delbert Derreth
Norman Gasset
John Singleckary
Bobby Doves
Gas
Athem
Bis
Stallworths
Oragige
Mexico U S Davis Cup clash opens in Davis
Mexico braces for a historic Davis Cup test against the United States in Davis City Mexico on Saturday. Non playing captain Paul Fernandez says the team may win points but aims to show progress with Vic Seixas facing Gustavo Palafox and Tony Trabert meeting Mario Llamas as doubles lineups are to be announced. Bernard Bartzen and Eddie Moylan are also in the American squad with Billy Talbert as non playing captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
United States
Paul Fernandez
U.S
Vic Seixas
Gustavo Palafox
Tony Trabert
Mario Llamas
Bernard Bartzen
Eddie Moylan
Billy Talbert
Czechs Free Two GIs Held For 15 Days
Two U S Army men, 1st Lt Richard Dries and Pfc George Fisk, seized Sept 17 near the German Czech border, were released at WAIDHAUS Germany border crossing after 15 days. Each man had been held on espionage charges. They arrived with a Czech convoy and were greeted by U S Army captains. A Monday press conference was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waidhaus
Germany
U.S. Army
Czechoslovakia
Richard Dries
St. Albans
Queens
N. Y
George Fisk
Austin
Tex
Eslarn
Bavaria
Zank
Prague
U.S
Dries
Pisk
Washington
Karl Wenzel
Nuermberg
Bucky Harris Returns as Tigers Manager in 1955
DETROIT Oct 2 Bucky Harris resumes Detroit Tigers leadership after 21 years with the club promising possible improvements for 1955. He notes pitching needs and hints at winter trades after agreeing to a one year contract with president Walter Briggs. Harris aims to end Detroit’s three-year second division run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Bucky Harris
Detroit Tigers
Pomislic
Harris
Tigers
Washington
Harvey Kuenn
al Kaline
Harold
Muddy) Ruel
Europe
Walter C
Spike) Briggs
Freddie Hutchinson
Cone
Washington Senators
GOP Seeks Mandate To Name Nevada Senator
Nevada Republican leaders announce plans to seek court permission for the governor to appoint a full term successor to the late Sen. Pat McCarran after the Nevada Supreme Court blocked a mandate to remove candidates from the November ballot. A separate report from Mexico notes Fernando Ramirez declaring no ties to marijuana use when picked up on robbery suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson City
Nevada
Pat McCarran
Nevada Supreme Court
Mexico
Fernando Ramirez
Ramirez
Oil Progress Week to dramatize benefits of oil in life
Baytown hosts Oil Progress Week on October 10 38 sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute to show oil’s modern role. Dr Sherman Shaffer chairs the Baytown program with talks and demonstrations planned for luncheon clubs and organizations including a feature by Weklon Weekly. The event involves the Baytown Service Station association and committee members Roy W White Ralph Coker Eva Scranton Norman D Olive and J R Baldwin presenting programs across schools fairs and media outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
The
American Petroleum Institute
Institute
Oil Industry Information Committee
Cal and Research Division
Baytown Service Station Association
Gordon G. Young Association
Tower Cafe
Weklon Weekly
Houston
Shaffer
Morrow
Roy W. White
Ralph §. Coker
Eva L. Scranton
Norman D'Olive
J. R. Baldwin
Women and Oleo Troubled Eau Claire Sheriff
Ex-jailer Peter Orth accuses Sheriff Ray Kuhlman of lax jail rules letting female prisoners sunbathe on the roof and parade in pajamas before male inmates. He also says oleomargarine was served to prisoners. The county board vows an investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
Gol 2
jJater
Ray Kuhlman
Peter Orth
Orth
Dairy Fair Events Outline and Parade Route
Dairy coverage notes no judging Friday with Saturday reserved for rabbits. Winners, decided by tarable judges, earn prize money with a December tour possibly to Mexico. A parade at 4 50 p m opens the fairing rodeo route from Texas avenue by the old oak to Worth Main near the fair grounds, then the rodeo runs two more nights starting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Tarable
Mexico
Radeo
Texas Avenue
Fair Grounds
Worth Main
Martin births son Jeffrey Lewis
Mr and Mrs John R Martin of 802 West Homan announce the birth of a son Jeffrey Lewis Martin Saturday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital They also have a son Karl aged 142 years old.
Dulles Discusses German Armament Limits and Sovereignty
The article describes plans defined in the EDC treaty to limit German armaments to what 12 divisions require, with U S general Alfred M Gruenther named as supreme commander to decide German needs under Dulles plan. The United States pledges extensive military aid to Germany. Dulles and Mendes France spoke briefly on Lancaster House balcony, then returned to talks with British and German ministers on restoring German sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Alfred M. Gruenther
Germany
Mendes- France
Dulles
Lancaster House
Earliey
Europe
Also Mentioned on This Page
West
Ken Reynolds
Ertheles
Israel
British Labor Party
Georgi M. Malenkov
Red
Chou En Lai
Brits
West Germany
Sun Want
Eimple Agr
Hacks County Feveral Savings & Loan Association
Pearl Harbor
War Memorial Museu
Virginia
Warwick
Newport News
Camui
Dryden
Minnesota
Szulo
Page One
Lee Davis
Tolal
Agg
Oppo. Fum
Eaee
Neeacete Os
Saree Denen i
Frank Artilla
James Maddison
GOP
Oleo
Stork
Sun
Dial 8802
Tri- City
Lake and the Rhythm Boys
Mr. and
Mes
Frenchy Brotiséard
Fot West Main
Brunson
Wendele Corey
Evelyk Keyes
Hes
Meron
Technicolor
Keenan
Martin Frank WR
Gregory Peck
Anv
Baer OF
AIRE
Krel
Tha Boke
Nana Hondlines
Texia
Henilines
Channelview
Assembly of God
Cheistanners
Central Assembly of God
First Baptist Churen
American Foods
Oak & Chicken & Sen
Coton
Wmusesens
Rob
Francis “ Bay
Stanley
Wwe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!