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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

6

FHA Loans Here Total 288 655 For Ten Months

Farmers Home Administration reports 284 455 in loans for ten months ending April 30 1957 in Childress County led by operating expenses livestock equipment and irrigation needs. Across Texas 18 500 farmers received 54 773 000 in operating emergency and real estate credit this period, up from last year. County supervisor Arrell Cummings and State Director Walter T. McKay note rising demand from family type farms and plan training with National Administrator Kermit Hansen to boost next year service.

Childress County Farmers Home Administration Arrell Cummings Texas Walter T. McKay McKay Kermit Hansen

Texas club nets 2800 fish in Ontario lake tournament

In Doug Hook's Separation Lake near Kenoba 33 members of the Texas Game Fishing club hauled over 2800 fish in the second annual tournament held last week. Sherman L. Cotton Loyd of Dallas won the bass division and placed runner-up to William Borough of Chicago and Palm Beach Fla, who topped the event with 295 points.

Kenoba Ontario Texas Game Fishing Club Doug Hook Separation Lake Here Sherman L. Cotton Loyd Dallas William Borough Chicago Palm Beach Fla

Tragedy Involving Migrant Workers Kills Thirteen Aboard Truck

Eleven to thirteen migrant workers from Georgia Florida Mississippi Tennessee and Alabama died when a truck crash killed 13 people. Vander volunteers battled the blaze after the crash as Erskine McCullough of Florida reported seeing bodies along the road and estimated about 33 workers on the vehicle. Aralac, an artificial cloth, is produced from skim milk casein.

Vander Georgia Florida Mississippi Tennessee Alabama Erskine McCullough

Survey Shows KKK Has No Real Power In Southern States Today

The 1957 Klan is a diminished, fractured movement with limited footholds in the South. Laws ban masks on public property, while Georgia and Louisiana have cracked down in the past. Two rival leaders, Bill Hendrix of Florida and E L Edwards of Georgia, claim factions but no unified national body remains. Estimated total membership tops 5 000.

KKK Atlanta Ku Klux Klan South Louisiana Georgia Bill Hendrix Florida E. L. Edward

Parr’s Trial Testimony Highlights Board Minutes Omission

U S Attorney Malcol m Wilkey stated no Parr minutes record shows him presiding over a board meeting and Parr’s remarks were not included in minutes. The defense halted the trial seeking access to confidential federal records and to question Heras after a Supreme Court ruling.

U. S Malcolm Wilkey Parr Wilkey Chapa D. C Heras Percy Foreman U.S. Supreme Court Foreman Supreme Court

Algerians Arrested For Killing Soldier in Metz Clubbing

French police detained two Algerians after the fatal beating of American soldier Robert Burns 28 of Alabama near a Metz Algeria quarter. Sgt. Abie Watson of Arkansas was seriously injured. Suspects Hachami Mohammed 28 and Belkacen Bousenhour 27, both Algerians living in Metz, were arrested.

Paris France Pfe Robert Burns Route 10 Powderly Ala Metz Abie Watson Jonesboro Ark Hachami Mohammed Belkacen Bousenhour Algeria

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