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Childress Index

Location

Childress, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1958

Page

1

Truman Faces GOP Backlash Over Fact Sheet Attacks

The Republican Party released a Truman vs The Truth Fact Sheet accusing former president Truman of misstatements and mudslinging in 1958 campaign speeches. Meade Alcorn said more sheets would follow to counter distortions and noted civil rights inaction by southern Democrats.

United Press International Washington UPI Republican Party Truman GOP Meade Alcorn National Committee Alcorn Republic

Freight Collides with Passenger Train at Broomfield Station

A 51 car freight train struck a passenger train head on at the Broomfield Colorado station near Denver. Two crewmen on the passenger train died engineer S W Johnson and fireman P J Loughry both of Denver. Fred M Tingle the freight engineer is in critical condition. Seventeen others 15 passengers were injured. A crane was on the way to remove wreckage and bodies awaiting removal.

Broomfield Colo Broomfield Station Johnson Denver Billings Vent

King in serious condition after stiletto attack

Dr. Emil A. Naderio described the blade penetration to the aorta as King remains in critical condition at Harlem Hospital two weeks from release and three months to full recovery. Izola Ware Curry, 42, was committed to Bellevue for mental observation after the assault during a book signing in Harlem.

New York UPI Martin Luther King Jr Montgomery Ala Harlem Izola Ware Curry King L. M. Blumstein Bellevue Hospital Emil A. Naderio

Traffic Deaths Continue Down In Texas

Texas 1958 traffic fatalities through last Friday totaled 1,513, about nine percent lower than 1957 for the same period. August saw 220 deaths in 164 crashes, including 84 in multiple-death incidents, while total miles driven rose about three percent to 29.345 billion in eight months.

Austin Texas Department of Public Safety DPS

Top U S and Nationalist Leaders Meet Over Formosa War Risk

In Taipei UPI reports Adm. Harry Felt and Nationalist Vice Premier Chen Cheng chaired Pacific defense talks amid Peiping warnings that war could break out any moment with the United States. Attending were Gen. Kuter, Adm. Smoot, Maj. Gen. Moorman, Yu Tawei, and Gen Wang Shuming as Radio Peiping pressed for island seizure.

Taipei Formosa UPI Pacific Peiping United States Harry D. Felt Chen Cheng Defense Ministry Chiang Kai-shek Laurence S. Kuter U. S. Pacific People’s Republic of China

Gas Companies Charged With Price-Fixing in El Paso

Attorney General Will Wilson filed an anti trust suit in 41st District Court against Standard Oil Company of Texas The Texas Company and El Paso Natural Gas Products Company alleging artificial high gasoline prices in El Paso A state investigation noted 34 cent price with tax 26 cents without tax vs Jaurez Mexico 21 cents per gallon Wilson says refineries are primarily responsible to restore a competitive market and end price fixing.

EL Paso UPI Will Wilson 41St District Standard Oil Company of Texas The Texas Company el Paso Natural Gas Products Company Wilson Jaurez Mexico

From Scotland to School Here

Renee and Joe Jones, teens of Capt. and Mrs. Jack Jones of Edinburgh, Scotland, arrived in Childress yesterday to live with their grandmother Mrs. J. D. Johnson and attend high school. Renee, 16, is a Sophomore and her brother is a Freshman.

Scotland Renee Joe Jones Capt Jack Jones Edinburg Childress J. D. Johnson

TV Education At Little Rock

Little Rock high schools closed by the integration crisis test television with six hours of live and filmed lessons for 3480 students in grades 10 through 12. Programs covered history and trigonometry while administrators urged parents to study at home. this marked the first time many Black students were taught by white teachers.

Little Rock Emily Penton Channel 4 Christine Poindexter Channel 7 Horace H. Tayloe Douglas E. Wells Jr Sandra Dean Sandra Trinity Cathedral Virgil Blossom Blossom

Quarterbackers Host Doughnut and Coffee Supper

The Quarterbackers club invites football players and their fathers to an 8 pm doughnut and coffee supper at the Wilson cafeteria. President Z. J. Harmon said Dr. Bob Jones will explain the club’s purposes Superintendent J. W. Hamilton will discuss community and school spirit and Coach Cliff Mehrtens will introduce players and their fathers. Some films will be shown.

Wilson Z. J. Harmon Bob Jones J. W. Hamilton Cliff Mehrtens Harmon

More Rattlers Found In SE Childress

City police received a report of rattlesnakes in southeast Childress where several have been killed recently. Mrs. Paul Leach reported another snake killed yesterday. Police cautioned parents to watch for rattlers as children walk to and from school.

Southeast Childress Paul Leach Ave. D. Se

Barricades Rise as Phalangists Clash in Beirut

In Beirut, more than 1,000 Phalangists erected barricades in Christian quarters defying a 24 hour army curfew. Looting and street fires followed as villages near the Loyalist areas staged strikes. Army sealed city entrances while 2,000 protesters pressed toward the patriarchal seat, and U.S. military moves were pared to essentials. Page three continuation indicated.

Herbert G. Spencer United Press International Beirut Lebanon UPI Fuad Chehab Camille Chamoun Phalange Pavel Meouchi Chamoun Fort Shoubbak U. S

Rhoads School Dismissed For Cotton Harvest

Students at J. J. Rhoads School were dismissed for four weeks to aid cotton picking. Superintendent J. W. Hamilton announced the plan this morning. Classes will resume on October 20. the school opened in August to allow the harvest schedule.

J. J. Rhoads J. W. Hamilton

Warrant Issued for Floyd M. Leggett in Swindling Case

A warrant for the arrest of Floyd M. Leggett was issued after the County Attorney filed charges of swindling by worthless check. Leggett has not yet been apprehended on the United Super Market complaint. The alleged swindling occurred in August.

Floyd M. Leggett Leggett United Super Market

Shoplifter Arrested After Grocery Theft

Lovie O Nea l a Lockney woman was arrested shortly after 11 a m yesterday for stealing bolts of material valued at about 18 95 from Coats Grocery and Market. Charged in County Court she pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars plus costs and five days in jail plus repaying the market for the material. Police credited market staff and officers Mairl Darnell and Helen Frith with the arrest and urged citizens to help curb theft.

Lovie O’neal Lockney Wag Coats Mairl Darnell Darnell Helen Frith

Mail Ballots for CofC-BCD Directors

The Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development mails ballots to members to fill six vacancies on November 1. Twelve candidates are named: Z. J. Harmon, Russell Jones, Walter Lockhoff, Charles Rogers, Bonnie Newberry, Richard Bird, Alex Saied, Leo Ehrile, Sim Vaughn, Joe B. Mills, Owen Henry, and Alton Ryan. Voters must select six and return ballots before October 1.

Chamber of Commerce Board of City Development Z. J. Har- Harmon Russell Jones Walter Lockhoff Charles Rogers Bonnie Newberry Richard Bird Alex Saied Leo Ehrile Sim Vaughn Joe B. Mills Owen Henry Alton Ryan

Council to Meet at Childress City Hall

The Childress City Council will meet at 7 30 p m at city hall to discuss local matters.

Childress City

T J Perkins Dies Burial Tomorrow

Thomas Jefferson Perkins 97 retired farmer died Sunday at 509 Third Street Northeast funeral set for 10 a m Tuesday at Newberry Chapel with Rev Joe Allen officiating Pallbearers named and burial in Quanah cemetery Newberry Funeral Home in charge Born November 12 1860 in Tippah County Mississippi married Mary M Taylor in Franklin Texas moved from Quanah to Kirkland then Childress and later to Franklin area survivors include wife five sons three daughters two sisters and a brother in law

Thomas Jefferson Perkins Third Street Newberry Chapel Joe Allen First Baptist John Groves Lonnie Byers L. V. Pryor Earl McMinn Earl Scarbrough Virgil Ellis Quanah Newberry Funeral Home Mr. Perkins Tippah County Miss Mary M. Taylor Franklin Tex Kirkland Childress The Baptist Church Earl Roy Clyde Perkins Robert Perkins Thomas Perkins Clarendon Ila Turland Grace Parker Clarendon A Adelle Thornton Lockney Sally Adams Amarillo Jennie Hansome Los Angeles Calif

Fourteen Inch Rain Floods Beaumont and Orange

Flood waters four to six feet deep covered sections of Beaumont and Orange as 14 inch weekend rains drove about 500 families from their homes. Port Arthur and surrounding areas reported rising rivers and flooded streets, with three deaths in the Houston area and dozens displaced.

United Press International Beaumont Orange Texas Beaumont Orange Houston Barbara Kay Airhart C. R. Airhart Pasadena Clyde Laycock Galveston Hitchcock Aaron, Wheater U. S Henderson Barney T. Smith Port Arthur Port Arthur Beaumont Gulf of Mexico Page

New Blast of Russian Propaganda Predicted

UPI report from Washington says officials expect a new propaganda surge accusing the United States of warlike aims in the Far East. Eisenhower prepared a sharp reply after Khrushchev’s note was rejected, Tass and Radio Moscow likely to amplify charges.

United Press International Washington UPI United States Far East Eisenhower Khrushchev America Tass Voice of Reason Radio Moscow U. S Formosa Strait

Cautions Local Farmers About Wet Cotton

County Agent Bill Moore warns farmers to avoid harvesting too-wet cotton in the morning. Afternoon harvest yields about $12.50 more per bale and better gin results. he cites a $66,250 estimated loss last season from morning picking. Cotton should not be pulled before eight to nine o'clock to ensure proper moisture and higher profits. Continued on page five.

Bill Moore Moore

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