Insects Much Older Than Humans Say Scientists
New York report notes insects existed at least 220 million years before humans. Syracuse University zoologist Reginald D. Mannell cites Florissant fossils showing ancient insects nearly unchanged in structure and habits, with Pompeii-like fossilization from volcanic events.
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Delos Smith
New York
Reginald D. Mannell
Syracuse University
Florissant
Colo
Mount Vesuvius
Pompeii
Floriscant
Manwell
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Landon and Eric Face Gossip and Old Ties Among Winds of Summer
Landon McCrae returns to Windermere to help Maggie Scarffe while her husband Eric and their circle of friends grapple with a brewing gossip storm. Judith and Laurie plot a bridge game to shield Maggie, while Scott Wyle returns to Chesterville to reunite with his family and recall his father’s simple country life.
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Landon McCrae
Windermere
Canada
New York
Scott Wyle
Scott
Landon
Maggie Scarffe
T.B. Cure
Maggie
Werry-o
Eric
Kay Irish
War
Laurie
Judith
Bill
Breck
Steve
Kay Ireland
Kay
Ireland
Jarvis
Ghout
Laure
Grandma Moses
Judiths
Ball
Billie
Scott Wylie
Chesterville
Robert Wylie
Eric Scarfle
Erle
Baseball standings and scores from Tuesday results
United Press reports the American League leading New York 30 13 and Cleveland 27 15 with Cleveland 2 Baltimore 1 as the lone game. National League shows Brooklyn 82 11 and Chicago 27 17 with Pittsburgh 6 Brooklyn 3 and New York 2 Philadelphia 1. Several minor leagues list scores for Dallas Fort Worth Oklahoma City Shreveport Beaumont and other teams with multiple games played Tuesday.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
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San Antonio
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
Shreveport
Tulsa
Beaumont
Oklahoma City
Austin
Port Arthur
Galveston
Waco
Harlingen
Tyler
Texas City
Corpus Christi
All Star Dance Parade Headlines
The Bonham area hosts a bustling morning line up with reports from the Breakfast Club and local groups. Community notices include bank listings, a listening program and a charity drive tied to Lanny's Record Hop.
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Crittenden Bulane
D. L. Watson
Hatley Motor Co
Breakfast Club
Mckelva Mattress Factory
Bryan
Lanny
Eisenhower Rules Out Right-Wing VP Pick
President Eisenhower has ruled out a right wing compromise for the 1956 vice presidency. He would not run with Senate leader Knowland and party leaders debate whether he will seek a second term, though most expect he will. The news conference on the VP nomination underscored the choice's philosophical and practical implications.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Wal- Ham F. Knowland
Knowland
Out-of-Town Guests Arriving for Ballyhoo
Mrs J F Bowling and her daughter Mrs Theressa Clarke host guests this weekend. Mr and Mrs Leonora Bowling lieston Houston. Mr and Mrs Warren O Clark also visit, with Mrs Clark formerly Mary Lee Bowling. Additional guests include Mr and Mrs Talley Nichols of Pasadena, Mrs Nichols formerly Ruth Bowling.
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J. F. Bowling
Theressa Clarke
Leonora Bowling
Warren O. Clark
Houtson
Clark
Mary Lee Bowling
Talley Nichols
Pasadena
Nichols
Ruth Bowling
Texas to fight Supreme Court school desegregation ruling
Attorney General John Ben Sheppard vows every legal remedy against the court order while Gov. Shivers calls for local handling of desegregation. State Education Commissioner J. W. Edgar notes district variation as Texas, with 1,900 districts, faces a mixed 1955 pupil mix of 240 240 Negro students and 1,607,760 white students.
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Austin
John Ben Sheppard
Texas
U. S. Supreme Court
Allan Shivers
High Court
Washington
Shepperd
Shivers
J. W. Edgar
Cording
Mrs. Della Farmer Service Set For Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Della Farmer 75 will be at 10:30 Thursday in Moore's Chapel church with interment in Moore's Chapel cemetery. Wise Funeral Home directs. Survivors include husband Thomas F. Farmer of 316 South Main, a son Wesley of Bonham, two daughters Mrs. W. W. Wright of Bonham and Mrs. Flora Kirkman of Commerce, 11 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Della Farmer
Moore's Chapel
Moore’s Chapel
Wise Funeral Home
Deets Dorough
Choice Moore
David Miller
Frank Horton
Ted Green
Neil Manning
Joe Sauders
John Dean
R. E. Sparrow
Tom Lavendar
W. G. Baugh
A. J. Sile
Thomas F. Farmer
South Main
Bradley Will Allocates 774 For Connecticut Highways
The will of Andrew R. Bradley names Connecticut as the beneficiary to receive 774 dollars for road improvements.
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New Haven
Conn
Andrew R. Bradley
Connecticut
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