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Newspaper
Childress Index
Location
Childress, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1959
Page
3
A reflective verse speaks on life and death and the path we tread. It urges choosing virtue, dropping burdens, and avoiding sin to prevent regret. The lines describe a spiritual race with moral trials along the journey.
The committee wrapped hearings with Hoffa as the wind up witness and focused on allegations of misuse of Teamster funds in jacket contracts. Kennedy said several officials betrayed the union while suspensions of two Tennessee leaders were not enforced as previously claimed. Hoffa may not return next week though Harold Ribbons could appear along with Cranow and Cohen.
The text blends a poem about endurance and faith with a historical note that Haiti won its independence from France in 1804 after a slave revolt. It presents two distinct items within a brief excerpt.
Across clues cover nations boundaries forms and titles with entries like Romania boundary southern region Lily maid of Astolat and Roman bronze. Down clues include Greek letter toward the sheltered side Scottish miss small violin and sea nymph.
A condensed puzzle fragment lists clues for a cryptic style crossword with entries including names and archaic terms. The lines hint at 9 10 11 12 style entry numbers and definitions such as Dreaded, Anger, Expunge, and Eggs.
Wall Street brokers expect a summer rally but many foresee a selective rise. Analysts name leading stocks across steel machinery rails autos and chemicals, plus a list of potential gainers if markets advance. Some firms project big jumps for Dayton Rubber and others as earnings outlook improves.
The inaugural United States Congress assembled in Washington with 32 senators and 106 representatives marking the early legislative balance of power and the new capital’s congressional capacity.
MRS. TOM GOFF Index Special Correspondent reports a sequence of visits across Borger Lubbock and Amarillo as families including the Cagle Gambel Testerman Johnson Childers Glover Stinnett and Goff households hosted relatives and friends from Ama rillo Pampa Slaton and Kansas with trips to Kansas City and employment plans for wheat harvest.
Authorities recovered the body of Fred Wayne Flatt age 22 from the Wichita River Friday after he disappeared Wednesday night while swimming with the water level high. The incident occurred as the river was on a rising level and conditions were dangerous. Flatt was identified by authorities and the case was turned over to local coroner figures for further inquiry.
The State Health Department said 15 new polio cases were reported in Texas for the week ended June 20, bringing the year’s total to 102. The total slightly exceeds the 1958 pace, with 9 cases reported by this date last year.
Peru-born Alex Olmedo playing for Los Angeles advanced to the men's singles quarter finals at the Wimbledon Championships. He remained the firmest favorite for the amateur title as the tournament reached its later rounds.
Locals note warm weather with scattered thundershowers Sunday. Sgt Billie Ward and family visit prior to reporting for duty at Malmstrom AFB Great Falls Montana as boom operator in refueling jet bombers. Friends and family visitation from multiple states accompany weekly social updates.
Mr and Mrs Louis Brown of Fort Collins visit Weldon Hays home. Mrs Lou Ann Webb of Houston stays with Mrs Georgia Webb. Mrs A T Petty and daughter Mrs Hoyal Taylor of Dimmitt go to Paris to be with Mrs Petty's ill father G O Dodd. Zenda Simmons returns home to Los Angeles after visiting her parents the P S Gepharts. L T Bussey and Miss Paulette Chewning depart Childress for a Red River NM vacation with the FE G Washer family of Amarillo. Peggy Bussey of Levelland visits Bussey home last week. Erwin Carter Bob Watkins Julia Ross Lula Mae Carter return from Canyon science schooling. Gerald Alexander of Fort Worth visits Memphis and J J Laningham in Teil. Mrs Bill King travels to Hobbs NM for a visit with family Curtis Cottons. Dr Tannell Dakis of Altus OK visits Childress family. Roy Crawford meets his sister Mae Shelton of East Gary IN in Amarillo for a few days with relatives.
Advertisement describes new bride themed basket ensembles including waste baskets letter baskets Kleenex cases and pastel floral decorated pieces suitable for any room and occasion.
General Mark W. Clark sides with British Field Marshal Montgomery, arguing the 1944 invasion of southern France weakened the Italian campaign and opened the Balkans to the Soviets. He says diverting forces to southern France was a major political mistake of World War II.
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