Employment Up In Texas
The Texas Employment Commission reports May nonfarm employment at 2,958,700 a rise of 1,100 with unemployment down 4,200 to 195,200. Gains in construction and services offset losses in manufacturing while farm work rose 33,600 from April to 459,000. Seasonal gains expected in soft goods like food processing and cotton oil mills.
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Austin
May
The
TEC
Texans in Powder Puff Derby Lead Off Flight
Six Texas women pilots join a field of 100 starting the 12th Powder Puff Derby from San Diego on July 4 toward Charleston South Carolina. The 2177 mile course allows stops at El Paso Midland Abilene and Tyler. Dallas Abilene Corpus Christi entrants include Mrs Geraldine Sloan Mrs Martha Ann Reading Mrs Marion T Petty Miss Jo Ann Elliott Mrs Pauline Glasson and Mary Ann Smothers.
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San Deigo
Calif
UPI
Charleston
S. C
el Paso
Midland
Abilene
Tyler
Texas
Geraldine Sloan
Martha Ann Reading
Dallas
Marion T. Petty
Jo Ann Elliott
Pauline Glasson
Mary Ann Smothers
Corpus Christi
Locals Weather Forecast and Visiting Residents in Childress
Partly cloudy and warmer through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Charley W Buster of San Manuel Arizona visiting at the Buster home and others from Dallas Midland Dumas Wichita Pam and more locals in town for visits with family and friends.
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Childress
Charley W. Buster
San Manuel, Ariz
Frank Buster
Buster
Index
The
San Manuel
Miner
San Hassell
Dub Nelson
Nancy
G. Morton Ellis
Dallas
Roy Miller
Midland
Jeff Hassel
Dumas
Charlene
Marsha Maxwell
Wichita
Kan
E. J. Shoemaker
Pat
Ray Browning
Barbara Kaye
Ronnie Ray
Pam
News items about people you know
The column lists local residents visiting relatives and traveling to events. Mack Barron and family returned to Midland after visiting here with the Black and Barron families. Mickey Barron stayed for a weekend visit. Several others, including Mrs Abbe of Dublin, Mrs Stillwell, Roy Williamson family, Ed Hollis, Bebe Amacker, Truman Dukett and relatives, are noted as spending weekends or planning trips in Amarillo Paris Plainview Fordyce Ark and Wichita Falls with family and friends.
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Mack Barron
Brad
Marilyn
Midland
Donald Black
M. A. Barron
Mickey Barron
W. Fef. Abbe
Dublin
Childress
Frank Dorsey
C. F. Stillwell
Amarillo
Jack Egerton
Roy Williamson
Paris
J. S. Reynolds
J. D. Bassham
Hopkins County
Ed Hollis
Bernice
Fred Bailiff
Bebe Amacker
Morris Higley
Truman Duckett
Glen Wayne
LaDonna
Wichita Falls
Albert Toler
Toler
Albert Morris
Ruth Ann
David
Fordyce
Ark
Johnny Warren
Dora King
Waldo, Ark
W. A. King
Carey
Plainview
Bill King
Jean Joan
Theresa
Jerry Don Rich
Donald Darling
Linda Carter
Georgiana Ball
Delores Bohannon
WTSC
Canyon
Iron Workers Set to Strike Across Four States
About 275 iron workers in Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas plan a strike starting Monday after wage talks failed. Union officials say the action targets non signing contractors while six firms reached wage deals. The current rate is $3.12 12 hourly with demands for a 10 cent raise now and another on Oct 1 plus a two year retroactive contract. Major projects include Phillips Petroleum carbon black plant expansion near Borger and Amarillo Base and school construction across the four states.
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Amarilla
Tex
UPT
West Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iron Workers
F. M. Hall
Amarillo
International Union of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Workers
AFL- Cio
Hall
Panhandle
Association of General Contractors
Lubbock
Phillips Petroleum Carbon Black
Borger
Amarillo Air Force Base
Shooting War Not In Sight
Washington officials say the United States and Russia are not closer to all out war despite Khrushchev's new Stalinist line. Eisenhower plans a letter reaffirming U S aims for an advance prepared summit and rejecting charges of stalling. Experts view Khrushchev as changing tactics not policy and foresee no risk of a nuclear holocaust.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Russia
Nikita Khbrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Moscow
U. S
State Department
Josef Stalin
Imre Nagy
Kremilin
Soviets May Attend Geneva Nuclear Meet
The Soviet Union moved toward participation in the Geneva East West science talks with visa approval and a reply to the U S note after a shift in their stance. Izvestia announced a Romanian member joined the Soviet Geneva delegation as talks loomed.
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Geneva
Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Andrei Gromyko
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Sea Sayers and the Yarn That Gave Us a Phrase
The saying to spin a yarn originates on ships where sailors told long tales while twisting rope hemp into yarn. The practice fueled a figure of speech about tall stories in maritime life.
The Son of Man is Come Welcome to the House of Prayer
A devotional urging readers to seek salvation through Jesus Christ. It emphasizes Christ’s crucifixion and intercession as divine love and compassion. It invites readers to attend church this Sunday and notes a welcome to the House of Prayer.
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Jesus
Heaven
Earth
Man
God
Christ
House of Prayer
Rackets Group To Investigate Underworld Hearings
Senate Rackets Committee will focus on underworld operations including the Apalachin meeting and Mafia activity. Testimony will name gangland figures and expose how criminals use unions and businesses for power in a sweeping four phase inquiry led by Chairman John L. McClellan.
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Washington
Senate
Apalachin
N. Y
Mafia
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Mafia Links Target Garment Trade Hearings Proceed
The first phase of a hearing will focus on a November 14 1957 gangland meeting at Joseph Barbara’s home and on infiltration of gangsters into the New York and Pennsylvania garment industry. NY State Police Set Edgar Cresswell will testify about breaking up an upstate underworld convention and the delegates claim their purpose was to visit a sick friend.
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McClellan
Joseph Barbara
New York
Pennsylvania
New York State
Edgar Cresswell
Skirts and Blouses For The Relaxed Wardrobe Look
A group of skirts blouses and station wagon snap front dresses are arranged for a woman who prefers not to wear shorts or pedal pushers. The collection aims for a smart relaxed look.
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