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Childress Index

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Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1956

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Officials Seek Sabotage Evidence in Brooklyn Pier Fire

Federal and local authorities search for sabotage leads after a $15 million Brooklyn waterfront explosion destroyed the Luckenbach pier, killed at least nine, and injured about 400. FBI, Navy, and police join a scientific probe. two Ruth Lake crewmen are questioned over a pre blast anonymous call.

New York Brooklyn Luckenbach Steamship Line Edward F. Cavanaugh Jr New York Harbor FBI Navy Partment New York Times Cavanagh the Times Ruth Lake Bethlehem Steel Co Luckenbach Martin Scott

Floyd Darling to Lead Elks Annual Christmas Party

Floyd M. Darling named general chairman of the Elks Lodge Christmas Party with Dink Hull and Neil Musgrove as co chairs. Names of under privileged children must be provided by December 15 to ensure proper gifts, with donations welcomed from the public.

Floyd M Pete) Darling The Elks Lodge Woodrow Czewski Dink Hull Neil Musgrove Czewski Santa Darling

Fenter Re-Elected Leader of Gren Belt Water Association

Theo Fenter of Childress was re-elected president at the Gren Belt Water and Sewage Association meeting in Paducah. Tommy King was re-elected secretary treasurer, Des Bridges group leader, and E. E. Fincher of Quanah named vice president as 13 area city workers participate. Childress will host the January 2 meeting in City Hall. Thirty members and 18 guests attended, with Joe Merriman and Leon Yates of Wichita Falls presenting a sewage pump operation program.

Theo Fenter Joe Merriman Leon Yates Wichita Falls

Tickets On Sale For Grid Banquet

Tickets for the annual Bobcat Mothers banquet went on sale today at the Roberson Eubank Drug. A limited run of 200 tickets will be available at 1.25 each. The event names the Most Valuable player and takes place at 7 30 December 10 at Fair Park auditorium.

Roberson - Eubank Fair Park Auditorium

FFA Students Attend District Banquet at Wellington

FA advisor Truman Kidwell led the chapter with Sarah Chapman and three other students to the Green Belt District Banquet Monday night in Wellington. Miss Chapman Brenda Garrison and voting delegates John Chapman and Butch Liles attended. The Esteline FA sweetheart won the beauty contest. About 200 students teachers and sweethearts attended.

Truman Kidwell Sarah Chapman Wellington Miss Chapman Brenda Garrison John Chapman Butch Liles Estelilne FA

White Preacher Beaten After Escorting Negro Students

In Clinton Tennessee a white Baptist preacher Rev. Paul Turner and two volunteers escorted six Negro students to Clinton High School, the first state supported school to integrate in Tennessee. After leaving, Turner was attacked by seven or eight white men, beaten, and chased toward the telephone exchange before police intervened. Clyde Cook was arrested. Turner received treatment from Dr Archer Bishop. Attorneys Sidney Davis and D Qournett assisted Turner as three officers stood by outside the school.

Clinton, Tenn Clinton High School Paul Turner Turner Clyde Cook Archer W. Bishop Preacher Tennessee Ists Clintonttorney Sidney Davis D. Qournett Oak Ridge Page Two

Price Daniel Says Local Level Handles School Integration

Governor elect Price Daniel argues Texas school integration can be managed locally. He notes July referendum issues mandate legislative consideration but doubts state bodies can effectively act on segregation. He pledges recommendations aligned with the referenda while prioritizing local action on related topics.

Austin Price Daniel Texas Daniel Sergad

Christmas Coloring Contest Sponsored Again By The Index

The Index sponsors for the third year the Little People's Coloring contest for children ten and under. Local winners receive prizes and advance to the National Contest with a grand prize trip for winner and parent to New York City plus a Steve Allen Show appearance.

Index New York City New York Steve Allen NBC Britannica Childress Cleveland Ohio

Missionary H. W. Fite Speaks At Lions Club

Missionary H. W. Fite an Agricultural Missionary for the Southern Baptist told the Lions about Brazil during a noon talk. He described Brazilian terrain and showed a leather cowboy suit and three types of cat skins used by ranchers. Fite is Ruth Fite’s brother from Childress. Er Huddleston led the program. Wesley Riker and Dr Raymond Hander attended. Lions Carnival netted $482.14.

H. W. Fite Lions Club Fite Southern Baptist Brazil Ruth Fite Childress Er. Huddleston Wesley Riker Raymond Hander Winthurst Bob Butler Howard Newberry

Parr Witness Struggles With Memory In Mail Fraud Trial

In Houston, a defense witness in the George Parr mail fraud case shows memory lapses under cross examination. Mrs. Hilda Gonzales answers "I don't remember" to over 200 questions as the trial enters its fifth week. She testifies she saw Diego Heras imitate Parr's signature and also notes signatures of co-defendants D C Chapa Oscar Carriallo Sr and O Sanez.

Houston George Parr Hilda Gonzales Percy Foreman U. S Edgar Bottler Bottler

MacArthur Kin Named To Top Post in Japan

President Eisenhower picks Douglas MacArthur II state department counselor and nephew of Gen Douglas MacArthur as new U S ambassador to Japan. He will assume duties after Senate confirmation and hopes to take over in Tokyo in February.

MacArthur Kin Japan Augusta Eisenhower U. S Douglas MacArthur II State Department Douglas MacArthur MacArthur Senate John M. Allison Washington Allison Tokyo Orient Remington Rand Far East

Goodwin Trial Opens in Paducah Court

Testimony began Monday in the 50th Judicial District Court in Paducah for Vernon Goodwin, a Paducah implement dealer, indicted as an accomplice to attempted arson. An eight by four juror panel heard four hours of testimony. trial to continue next morning.

50Th Judicial District Court Paducah Vernon Goodwin Goodwin W. C. Briggs Esei McDonald Wichita Falls A W. Davis Raymond McClendon S. C. Stewart, Sr George R. Nesbitt Fort Worth Stewart Nesbitt Goodwin Implement Co Granville Martin

Lewis to Enter Hospital for Medical Treatment

Dr. T L Lewis a Childress dentist will take the morning train to Fort Worth and enter St Josephs Hospital for medical treatment.

Lewis T. L. Lewis Childress Fort Worth St. Joseph's Hospital

Anglo-French Move to Evacuate Egypt Amid UN Talks

Britain and France began mustering an evacuation fleet at Port Said as UN leaders discuss withdrawal timing. Troopships from Malta and Cyprus gather to pull Britons and other nationals from Suez, with the date contingent on talks between Lt Gen Stockwell and UN Maj Gen Burns. Evacuation worries worsen for foreign residents as Burns’ forces prepare to replace coalition troops.

London Britain France Port Said United Nations Malta Cyprus Egypt Suez Canal Sir Hugh Stockwell U. N FE. L. M. Burns U. S Burns International Port Seid St Desert Middle East Egiot Israel Biid Rayor Sinai Desert United States

U S Presses For Speedy Clearing Of Suez Canal

The United States urged a swift resolution of Middle East issues and the clearing of the Suez Canal after Britain and France began withdrawing troops. The State Department praised the move and urged prompt, just handling of remaining disputes under the 1888 treaty, stressing the global impact of canal restoration.

U.S Suez Canal Washington United States Middle East U. S Britain France State Department U. N Eisenhower John Foster Dulles

NAACP hearing on permanent injunction in Tyler

The case seeks to halt NAACP operations with a permanent injunction. State attorneys argue venue change is lost after a temporary injunction hearing in Tyler last October. Judge Dunagan opened hearings Monday in Tyler, with possible transfer to Austin or Dallas as the fight over legal procedures continues.

Tyler - Er National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Austin Dallas Otistis Junagen Tyler Dunaga

Three Attens Attend Water Resources Meeting in Abilene

Three men from Childress left this morning to attend a special meeting of the Water Resources Committee of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce in Abilene. City Manager Joe Howard, CBCD Secretary-Manager Bill Thompson, and Allen Shahan, district manager of West Texas Utilities, traveled to study legislation for the next State Legislature session.

Childress Water Resources Committee West Texas Chamber of Commerce Abilene Joe Howard CBCD Bill Thompson Alien Shahan West Texas Utilities

Water Group Meets At City Hall Here Tonight

A meeting of the board of the Greenbell Musical and Industrial Water Authority will be held at 7:30 tonight in City Hall. Seven towns will be represented: Memphis Hedley Clarendon Wellington Quanah Paducah and Childress. The public is invited.

The Greenbell Musical and Industrial Wateruthority City Hall Memphis Hedley Clarendon Wellington Quanah Paducah Childress

Hungary Women Honor Unknown Soldier Amid Budapest Skirmish

In Budapest more than 30,000 women and girls gathered at Heroes Square to lay flowers on the tomb of the unknown soldier. Soviet armored cars sealed approaches as tanks guarded Danube bridges while women pressed toward the monument. One woman was wounded by a Russian bullet.

Budapest Hungary Pest Danube Richt Buda Ferenc Muenne

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