Studebaker Packard to roll out smaller 1959 car
SP plans a redesigned economical yet eye appealing compact 1959 model to lift the company from red ink. The car will be shorter in wheelbase and length than Scotsman but not an economy stripped vehicle. Churchill and union leaders back the project amid market skepticism.
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Studebaker
Packard Corp
S P
Studebaker Packard
South Bend
Harold F. Churchill
Studebaker Packard Local 5
UAW
Churchill
Nations
Studebaker- Packard
American Motors Corp
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Confusing Citrus Tree Baffles Russians And Other Oddities
Reports from London mention a citrus tree said to bear 30 types of fruits across seven tangerine varieties three lemon types four orange types and 12 other varieties. In Birmingham a city official quips about a table in the presence of enemies after a news conference. Atlanta zoo officials report Lloyds of London declining a $20000 policy on a jungle car building moat wall as too small a risk. In London two youths, Peter Walter Wilmot and Thomas Reuben Love, were fined $44 for stealing a bronze cannon from the Royal Artillery Museum and selling it for $28.
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London
UPI
Radio
Moscow
Atlanta
Lloyd's of London
Lloyd's
Eskimos use refrigerators to keep food warm says official
In Alaska, Rural Electrification Administration field representative Henry Bowen explains high Arctic homes now commonly use deep freeze units as a practical way to prevent food from freezing too hard, effectively keeping supplies warm in extreme cold.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
Henry Bowen
Rural Electrification Administration
Alaska
North
Visitors and locals gather in Harrell Chapel community
Miss Joyce Jones visits with home economics pupils engaged in Summer Projects. Families and friends from Borger Hedley Memphis Estelline Virginia Springlake Muleshoe and Tell gather for visits. Eddie Wilks suffers a broken arm but is reported doing satisfactory. Several locals plan to move back, and pink and social events are noted.
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Joyce Jones
Memphis
A. M. Sims
Don Sims
Borger
M. L. Sims
Hedley
Agness Nelson
Estelline
T. K. Wilton
R. D. Jones
Irst Baptist Church of
Orval Phillips
Joy Lynn
Mack Richards
Bobby
Louis Richards
Amarillo
Edd Wilks
Tell
Eddie Dale Wilks
Ruby Richardson
L. D. Paris
Virginia
Clifford Jester
Springlake
Clarendon
Harry Skaggs
Joy Phillips
Glenn Calahan
John Jones
R. B. Phillips
Muleshoe
Vernon Phillips
Kathy Phillips
Phillips
T. E. Davis
Garland Coldiron
Ernest Lee Kilgore
Ruth Kilgore
Speedy Ball
East Texas
Doan's Pills Restful Sleep Backache Relief
Doan's Pills offer fast relief from nagging backache headaches and muscular pains with a diuretic effect aiding bladder irritation. The ad touts improved sleep, long-standing use, and a new larger size for cost savings.
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Doan
Rainfall and Social Notes From Local Community
A blue shower honored Mrs. Troy Phillips at the home of Mrs. Billy Stewart in Memphis. Mrs. Phillips, formerly a resident here, was the guest of honor. L. V. Bruce of Childress made a business trip to the community, and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Widener of Lockney were visitors. The area received .70 inch of rain on the night of June 20.
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Troy Phillips
Billy Stewart
Memphis
Phillips
L. V. Bruce
Childress
J. H. Widener
Lockney
Moses? Unclear. Comstock admits killing stepdaughter
William H. Comstock, 56, unemployed real estate agent in Memphis, confesses to slaying his 14 year old stepdaughter. He says he loved the girl but killed her, planned to kill himself and his wife due to debt burdens.
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Memphis
Tenn
UPI
William H. Comstock
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McCann’s News Analysis
Charles M McCann
Indonesia
Long Island
Ceylon
Burma
People’s Freedom League
U Nu
Supreme Council
Netherlands
Sumatra
Celebes
Java
Jakarta
AFPFL
U Ba Swe
U Kyaw Nyein
Communist Party
NEW York Upi
Bert Deeley
New York
East River
Frosty Man
Frosty
Dr. Pepper Rottling Co
Lincoln
Avranam Lincoln
Rockport, Ll
New Orleans
Frank Swallow
Jaycee
Louis Parsley
Eugene Erwinight
Indiana
Kentucky
Iinoia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Birmingham
Ala
J. T. Waggoner
Peter Walter Wilmot
Thomas Reuben Love
Royal Artillery Museum
Perry
Patricia
Nlyon Hose
Tennis
Oxfords
China
Perry’s
Brassieres
Harrell Chapel News
Mrs. Orval Phillips
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