North Texas style killings link underworld toll to 1955 cases
Dallas AP reports a sprawling underworld crime wave tied to a string of killings and disappearances since 1955. Names such as Cates Townley and Noble appear amid dynamite and shotgun assaults, with a Dallas Fort Worth axis and figures tied to narcotics, prostitution, and robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Texas
Robert E. Ford
Dallas
Jane
Frank Cates
Edward Eugene Townley
Curtis
Betty
Meeks
Temporalex
Fort Worth
Billy Harrison French
Weentta
Leroy
Tracy" Eggleston
Underworld
Cecil Green
Green
Eggleston
Powerhouse Inside a Mountain by Leif Erickson
A 205 foot high chamber in a California granite mountainside near Fresno houses a major hydroelectric station on the Kings River north fork. Pacific Gas and Electric engineers carve an underground powerhouse to harness water at 72 ton per square inch pressure, with a 128000 kilowatt capacity as the flagship of a multi plant Kings project totaling 296000 kilowatts. The facility includes seven miles of water conduits and will drop 7260 feet from reservoir to tailrace, marking a pioneering underground power plant in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Erickson
SAN Francisco
California
Wills
North Fork
Kings River
Fresno
Sierra Nevada
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Niagara
Kiaas
Pag. & E
S &U
Kings North ‘Fork
Jack Bonner
Bonner
Brazilians Keep Noble Manners Of Bygone Age
A fragment suggests Brazilians preserved imperial manners after the 1889 collapse, with court titles and formal speech common in politics and social life. The piece notes the emperor’s family remained and traditions influenced deputies and public decorum. Also includes unrelated clippings on mail insults, pheasant hunting, and California water projects.
U.S. Foreign Trade Faces 1956 Turbulence and Suez Shock
The 1956 foreign trade year looked prosperous at first with rising exports and expanding U.S. sales abroad. Disruptions from the Suez Crisis raised doubts about future momentum as shipping costs soared and Europe shifted to American goods, threatening a slower export rise in 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Suez
Europe
Middle East
United States
Western Hemisphere
Britain
France
Egypt
Uncle Sam
Aniele Sapte
Tigatis
Japaltot
Everything but Snowballs In Tourist-Popular Cuba
Cuba emerges from a bustling summer into a winter season expected to break visitor records by air, ship, and ferry. The piece notes geography, history, and Cuba’s economy dominated by sugar with ties to the United States, while highlighting notable sites such as Havana, San Juan Hill, Santiago Bay, and the Treasure Island reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Washington
Caribbean
Keay West
Pla
National Geographic Society
West Indies
Haiti
Latin America
United States
Florida
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico
Panama Canal
South America
San Juan Hill
Teddy Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Santiago Bay
Strvenyon
Subie
Tichia
Cold Weather Drops Demand For Vegetables
In Belle Glade Florida Everglades growers report a weather driven shift in demand as cold snaps cut vegetable sales. Pioneer Growers official Eugene McCabe cites consumer and holiday patterns with lettuce tomatoes and leafy greens showing peak demand during holidays and Lent. Local licensing and telephone numbers trend with seasonal consumption as producers anticipate another year of storm impacted sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Glade
Eugene A. McCabbe
Pioneer Craw- Wa
Decatur
Jack
iCabe
McCabe
Quinns
H McCabe
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Angster
Cevil Green
Seth
Angie
Howard Dewayne Miller
Orin Ray Trier
Dpawod
Bnet We
Gel
Pambler
Keen
Herbert Noble
Tadie i
Sas
Noble
Tig
Fielen
Weaver
San Angelo
Houston
Harry
L. Washburn
Maion
Myre
Washburn
Harry Washburn
Helen Harris Weaver
Ralph Rostsch
Carl Heniig
Pacific Gas and Electric
Courtelelt
Sierra Snow Country
Kings
Nomlle
Walt
United State
Halien
P. G
Sierra
New York
CINS
John Glenn Saith
Paia Margar Hayne
County Kilkenne
Ireland
Richard Hayne
Morrison
Treland
Jey Company
Hency J Raiser Company
Oakland, Calif
B. Perini and Suns, Inc
Tioston
Cowrtrigs
Wishon
Morrison-Krudser
Perini
Walshonstruction Compass
San ‘Ranvista
Courtright Dam
Helms, Crerk
Mt. Whitnes
Posak
Lee Ivt
Wishan Jom
Sinth
Brasil
Cnperor
Bragll
Ian de the Sirees
Tna
Saated
John Smith
Brazil
San Jose
Leonard Aelusa
Mardele
Courtright
Woeel
PG. & Thenehiners
Wurk
Taylor Music CO
Music Headquarters
Mueller and LeBlanc
Slingerland
Ludwig
Gretsch and
Martin
Brerall
First Avenue
Public Dental Laboratory
Sth Street
Bertal
Walter
Italy
Onilook
Guantanamo Naval Base
Maranato Provinces
Havana
Old City
Marre Castle
Columbus
Eves
Dilcrest du Yankees
Sant Yoo
Galt
Brighten
Haodern Launderers and Dry Cleaners
Dial Empire
The
Cedar Rapids
Gazette
World News
Lowa
Auers
Gus Schrader
Red Peppers
David Lawrence
Rex Robb
Bob Cuansidine
John Reynolds
Roscoe Drummond
Henry Mc.Lemore
Sylvia Porter
Phyllis Battelle
Hal Boyle
Farm News
Rex Conn
Paul Andre
Dennis the Menace
Nancy
Blondie
Mary Worth
Neighbors
Channel One
Louella Parsons
Cedar Rapids Gazette — Circulation Department
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