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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1955

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Cash Trading Suggested By Market Expert

Washington report notes Benjamin Graham urged the Senate Banking Committee to push stock trading to an all cash basis if prices keep rising. He supports strict margin controls and a rapid move to 100 percent cash, amid Fed margin hikes from 50 to 60 percent. Stakeholders split on the proposal.

Washington Benjamin Graham Columbia University Senate Banking Committee Federal Reserve Board Graham Federal Reserve Marriner S. Eccles John K. Galbraith Harvard Economics

First Sponsor For Kids Team Is Announced

The 1955 drive to fund the Childress summer baseball program began with Otho Sims of Sims Super Service agreeing to sponsor the Red Sox Pony League team. President Bob Wadsworth announced the pledge, covering uniform costs and allowing Sims to place his business name on the uniforms.

Childress Otho Sims Sims Super Service Red Sox Bob Wadsworth General Little and Pony League Sims

Weather Delays Fifth A-Test Shot In Nevada Yard

In Las Vegas area plans shift as unfavorable weather halts the fifth shot of the 1955 atomic test series at Yucca Flat. A smaller backup blast is considered for Saturday atop a 300 foot tower after weather delay since Tuesday.

Vegas Nev Mic Energy Commission ABC Yucca Flat

High School Jamboree Tickets On Sale

The Childress High School music department announces tickets for the annual jamboree. Tickets for the three act program cost 60 and 30 cents and are sold at Robertson-Eubank Tom Roberson Drug Watkins Inc Gage Food Store and Holloman Drug. The show runs March 18 19 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium.

Childress Roberson-Eubank Tom Roberson Drug Watkins, Inc Gage Food Store Holloman Drug

Bake Sale And Bingo By Bonehead Boys

The Childress Bonehead Boys plan a Bake Sale at 2 p.m. and a Bingo session around 5 30 p.m. Both events will be held in the Old Goodyear Building on Saturday.

Bonehead Boys Childress Bonehead Goodyear

Compromise Tax Cut Plan Gains Supporters

Senate debate signals growing support for a Democratic compromise tax plan. It would grant a $20 personal tax cut and a $10 per dependent deduction, excluding spouses, mainly aiding under 5000 dollars annual income. The package offsets gains by raising taxes on business and stockholders.

Washington Senate Harry F. Byrd D-Va Styles Bridges N.H Republican Policy Committee GOP

Greenbelt Junior Breeders Cattle Show Saturday

The first annual Greenbelt Junior Breeders Cattle Show begins at 8 30 a m at the High School Livestock barn with judging to noon and a barbecue in the VA building. Sponsored by the Jaycees, premiums from the Livestock committee of the C of C and BCC, about 50 head entered with 29 more papers received Friday morning.

Bob Jones Jaycees C of C BCC Jones

USDA Reports Continued Decline In Farm Income

The Agriculture Department said farm income declined in the past year with the farm parity ratio dropping 4 percent from late 1953 to late 1954. Most of the drop came from lower crop prices while living and production costs rose about 1 percent. Seed prices, especially grass and legume seeds, rose an average 12 percent. Parity ratio ended 1954 at 87 percent of the fair price level, down from 91 percent a year earlier.

Washington Agriculture Department Department

Well Near Paducah Put In Production

The U S Willie No 1 ten miles west of Paducah is on production averaging 15 barrels of oil daily. Drilled by the Sequois Oil Company. Two other tests, one by Sequois and another by General Crude Oil, are under drill in the area.

U. S. Willie No. 1 Paducah Sequois Oil Company Sequois General Crude Oil

Discoverer of Penicillin Dies in London Home

Sir Alexander Fleming, the discoverer of penicillin, died in his London home aged 73. The white haired scientist died near St Marys hospital where penicillin was discovered by accident, a breakthrough that transformed medicine.

London Alexander Fleming St. Mary’s Hospital Fleming

Drummer’s 58 Hour Marathon Ends In Hospital Bed

Amarillo reports 28 year old Bill Wells collapsed after 58 hours of nonstop drumming in a downtown window. His rival Sam Anlano reportedly logged 67 hours 11 minutes before quitting. A deputy sheriff with a felony warrant for Wells waited outside his hospital room to arrest him.

Amarillo Bill Wells Wells Sam Anlano New York Fort Worth Henry Maggard

Land Dealer Free On Bond Of $60,000

AUSITN a ir B R Sheffield named in twenty veterans land action indictments was free on a $60,000 bond Friday. He was arrested north of Gainesville and escorted to Austin by state police, then held briefly before bond issues were resolved. Sheffield remains in the Trav is county courthouse jail as bonds for co-defendants delayed.

Ausitn B. R. Sheffield Veterans Land Brady Land Gainesville Austin Sheffield Travis County E. W. Sheffield Brady Car Norman Lawler Lawler Brady McCulloch County Bascom Giles Veterans Land Board Giles Bord Giles San An

Dust Settles Over Much of Texas Friday

Remnants of Thursday dust clouds drifted across Texas on Friday as winds eased. The Rea River Valley bore the heaviest dust with visibility down to a quarter mile at Dalhart and Childress. Temperatures rose above 90 across most of the state with Dalhart at 36 overnight and Cotulla at 95 the previous day.

Panhandle South Plains Texas Rea River Ohio River Valley Amarillo Dalhart Childress Cotula Fort Worth Mineral Wells Laredo Alice Dallas del Rio Waco Lubbock Presidio Midland San Antonio Abilene el Paso Wichita Falls Austin San Angelo Lufkin Houston Galveston and Laredo Beaumont

Fight Between Labor Heads Seen

Washington speculation points to a showdown between AFL President George Meany and Teamsters President Dave Beck. Beck proposed talks with the International Longshoremen's Association about joining the Teamsters, a move the AFL expelled in 1953 for racketeer influence. Meany offered no comment, with council action anticipated at the May meeting.

Washington AFL George Meary Dave Beck Teamsters Union Beck International Longshoremen’s Association ILA New York State Crime Commission East Gulf Meany AFL Executive Council

Laredo Man Arrested After Illegal Rio Grande Crossing

Alfonso Garcia Luna aged 22 was arrested by Police Sgt. Santiago Sandoval in downtown Laredo minutes after illegally crossing the Rio Grande as water dripped from his clothing.

Alfonso Garcia Luna Santiago Sandoval Laredo Rio Grande

Worst Dust Storm Of The Season Hits Southwest

Oklahoma City reports winds up to 90 miles per hour as the dust storm blankets seven states. Dust extends to Evansville Indiana and Memphis Tennessee with reduced visibility across the region. A Denver TV tower collapse knocked KOA TV off air for hours while gusts top 90 mph.

Oklahoma City Dust Bowl High Plains Wyoming Evansville Ind Bowling Green Paducah Memphis Tenn Oklahoma Parhandle Weather Bureau Atlantic Coast Oklahoma Texas Panhandles Colorado Kansas Nebraska New Mexico Cheyenne Wyo Denver Koa-Tv

GOP Leaders Attack Butler Over Mamie Health Reference

Republicans unleash sharp rebuke against Paul Butler after he suggested Mamie Eisenhower’s health could influence Eisenhower’s 1956 candidacy. Joseph Martin and others denounced Butler in heated House and Senate debate calling his remarks loathsome and unpatriotic.

GOP Rap Butler Mamie Joseph W. Martin Jr Rmass Republican House Butler

Nationalists plan interception of Finnish tanker Aruba

The Nationalist government orders its Navy to seize the Finnish tanker Aruba carrying 13,000 tons of jet fuel to Red China. The ship, reported between Suez and Singapore, is believed headed for Foochow near Matsu. Communists mass jets in southeast China, including MIG 17s, as USwarned.

Taipel Formosa Aruba Red China Suez Singapore Foochow Min River Matsu United Press China United States

Polio Vaccine Program In Childress Planned For May

Mrs. Joe Morgan will head the educational division for Salk polio vaccine administration in Childress during May. Carl Hudson notes vaccine success pending final tests, with 2,000,000 schoolchildren vaccinated last year. The Polio Foundation targets 9,000,000 U S children. program will be voluntary under Dr G C Fox.

Childress Joe Morgan Carl Hudson Madson Morgan Fort Worth G. C. Fox

DeWitt Grand Jury Delays Testimony on Wetland Fees

The DeWitt County grand jury recessed until next Thursday as it weighs testimony about land deal fees. US Rep. John J. Bell of Cuero may testify first, after Senate figures like Gell and State Sen. Gus Strauss provided fee figures amid a veterans land program probe.

Cheatam Gell Cuero Senate DeWitt County Bell Washington State Senate Gus Strauss Hallettsville W. A. Blackwell Reiffert Blackwell Florence Brownfield Hidalgo County Cuero Ranchers

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