Butler May Stay As Democratic Chair Through 1958
The article notes Paul Butler of Indiana may remain as Democratic National Committee chair through the 1958 elections then quit a winner. It discusses tensions with southern leaders, possible successors led by Richard Reynolds, and hints at a Northern successor for 1960. Johnson, Kefauver, Kennedy, Meyner, and Williams are named as figures in the broader leadership calculus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Paul Butler
Indiana
Democratic National Committee
National Committee
Butler
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Truman
Stevenson
House
Sam Rayburn
Democratic National
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Community Visitors and Funeral Attendance In Childress Area
Local residents listed as visitors and attendees across Childress include Albert Kelley Tell Wilson Hardin Jack Long E V Fite Merton Grayson JE Begley C R Austin from Lubbock attended a nephew’s funeral Bil Moates and Lord Myers of Carey joined grain sharing. Numerous relatives attended Mrs Tom Rothwell’s funeral in Childress with Gardner Hackler Holeman Kelly Halford Biddy Henley Drake White.
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Albert Kelley
Tell
Wilson Hardin
Jack Long
E. V. Fite
Merton Grayson
JE. Begley
Childress
C. R. Austin
Lubbock
Bil Moates
Lord Myers of
Carey
Tom Rothwell
Cecil Gardner
Clyde Hackler
Richard Holeman
J. FE. Kelley
Buster Halford
F. EF. Biddy
Johnny Henley
Charlie Drake
HE White
Charles Mack
Childress Hospital
Mmes
Grady Parr
EF F Adams
Jewell Terry
H. E. White
J. E. Kelley
F. E. Biddy
Ansel Newman
Three Rivers
Joe West
Jimmy Shoults
David Charles
Jana Lynn
Denver City
Wichita, Kan
Robert Kilgore
Paul Shoults
H. M. Jeeter
Quanah
Curley Mitchells
Alvin Hucks
Spring Lake
J. F. Begley
B. F. Blanton
Fort Worth
Double Blind Test On Cobra Venom Fails As Pain Reliever
New York reports that cobra venom mixed with acids did not outperform acids alone in a double blind trial. Drs Meiselas and Schlecker showed formic and silicic acids provided relief to about as many patients without venom, highlighting placebo and patient-physician dynamics.
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New York
Arthri
Leonard FE. Meiselas
Austin A. Schlecker
State University of New York Medical School
Brooklyn
The
Medical Society of
State of
Northfield Harvests Wheat as Rain Falls One Inch
Northfield farmers report steady wheat harvest efforts after one inch of rain fell last Monday night BF. The community scene includes visiting relatives from Matador Amarillo Carlsbad and Pampa with multiple family gatherings and travel plans tied to local events and Lions Club prizes.
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Northfield
Simpson
Ruth McDonald
Fay Carnes
Matador
Franklin Jameson
McDonald
Bill Bethanys
A. E. Duncan
Mary and
Phil
Carlsbad
Neal Duncan
Amarillo
Sally Wells
Gary Bill
Allan ‘Thomas
Joe
John
Gene Cannon
Ed McCoy
Childress
Allan Thomas
Bill Bethany
Dolly Tate
Jim Hoover
Travis Hoover
Los Angeles
Calif
Tom Moore
Louis
Mike, Branda
Cindy Moore
Tommy Moore
California
Mr. Moore
Lions Club
Missing Signers Of The Constitution In 1787
The text notes John Adams and Thomas Jefferson did not sign the 1787 Constitution since Adams was in England and Jefferson in France serving as United States ministers.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Adams
England
Jefferson
France
United States
Michigan's 1787 ordinance cites religion morality knowledge
The passage from the Articles of Confederation’s ordinance emphasizes three essentials for good government: religion, morality, and knowledge. It frames these virtues as foundational to civic order and public virtue.
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Michigan
Continental Congress
Detroit Retires Last Trolley Car Fleet in 1956
Detroit's public transit system completed the retirement of its trolley car fleet in April 1956, marking the end of an era for streetcar service in the city.
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Detroit
Public Transit System
Fort Worth Market Report Notes Mixed Livestock Moves
USDA cattle totals show 2,400 cattle 600 calves with steady slaughter steer and heifer markets, uneven cows, bulls steady. Hog prices rise with butchers up 25 cents and sows 50 cents higher. lambs active with spring lambs 19.50 to 20.50 and feeder lamb values 15 to 17.
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Ilves
U.S
Author Of Tot Books Thinks Television OK
Nora Kramer author and publisher adviser argues TV boosts reading and learning in children. She cites fairy tales and biographies on TV, notes vocabulary gains, and defends adventure and emotion while criticizing sitcoms that mock parents as fools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nora Kramer
Kramer
The
Child Study Assn. of America
Robin
Robert Strom
Coroner rules body found in harbor that of Cmdr Crabb
A coroner in Chichester ruled the headless, handless body found June 9 in the harbor is Commander Lionel Crabb the British frogman who vanished last year while near a Soviet cruiser during a state visit. An open verdict on death was returned after evidence.
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Chichester
England
Cmdr
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Crabb
Ordzhonike
Anthony Eden
Defense Ends Case In Fourth Trial Over Benavides Funds
Defense closed its case Tuesday in a protracted Benavides school district tax funds case. The government rested after 50 days of jury selection and testimony. Fourth Trial Foreman called R. W. Browder of Alice Texas as the first defense witness, with Wallace Roach of Alice also slated to testify. The trial, the fourth, entered its seventh week.
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Benavides
R. W. Browder
Alice, Tex
Wallace Roach
CAP seeks volunteers for cadet training and rescue work
The CAP chairman described activities including training high school cadets in aeronautical fields, liaison with the Air Force and Civil Defense, and Search and Rescue for downed or missing aircraft. The local unit needs workers in every field. pilots are not required for membership.
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CAP
Air Force
Civil Defense
Father of History Herodotus Named by Historians
The Greek historian Herodotus is described as the Father of History for pioneering organized chronological writing. His work is cited as the first history to be compiled in an orderly narrative.
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Herodotus
President outlines civil rights program and court ruling
The president defends a moderate civil rights program amid southern opposition. He notes the Supreme Court's unanimous school integration decision grants the executive branch specific responsibilities in implementing policy.
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Supreme Court
Executive Department
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