Millionth Ton of Newsprint From Lufkin Mill
The Sul mn Daily News reports that the Southland Paper Mills in Lufkin produced its millionth ton of newsprint using Southern pine. Begun in 1940 with federal help, the plant grew into a 25 million dollar facility on the Texas prairie, inspiring pride among publishers and pressmen served by Southland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wer
Sulmn
Texas
Southern Industrial
Ernest &. Kurth
Texas Lumberman
Lutkin
Federal Reconstruction France Corporation
Southland Fpouperx Mills
Tnc
Star
Litkin
Southland
Turis
Lloyd Gi B Schehek
Perkins-Goodwich Cmpany
Itl
Lutkin Daily
Dasavintes
Ines
Mc Kimberly-Clark Corporation
Chattanooga
Tenn
Bowaler Company
Wattb
Castor Bean Center Planned for Lewisville
Hempstead County PMA Committee chaired by H B Gilbert announces Castor Bean pulling center will be set up at Lewisville in LaFayette County. A recent Extension Service PMA survey across counties informs farmers about castor bean production feasibility. Contracts will secure purchase of hulled beans and harvesting equipment will be available to participating farmers through the PMA Security Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Gilbert
Hempstead
PMA
Lewisville
LaFayetta
Gilbert
Extension Service
Litlie’ River
Miller, Hempstead
Nevada
Columbia
LaFayette
U He Firthve
PMA Security Committee
Eisenhower Endorses Bohlen as Ambassador to Moscow
President Eisenhower said Charles E Bohlen is the best qualified man for the Moscow ambassadorship after frank protests from Sen McCarthy and others. The remark appears to reiterate prior support amid a growing foreign policy clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohlen
Eisenhower
Washington
Charles E. Bohlen
Moscow
Sen
McCarthy
Uenatgus
Sony
McCarran
D-News
Dean Acheson
Don Dill Named Head of Local VFW Organization
Newly elected officers of the VFW Post 4512 were announced by Commander Herbert Griffin. They include Donald Dill as post commander Clyde Byrd senior vice commander John DelVecchio junior vice commander Slave Bader quartermaster Joe Keesey chaplain Jim McKeneie surgeon C. V. Nuno Jr judge advocate Perry Flenley two year trustee Syvelle Burke three year trustee. Installation by an officer of the State Department will be held on April 14. Aluminum deposits discovered in Jamaica in the West Indies in 1842 are expected to yield 20 million land of ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Griffin
Donald Pill
Clyde Byrd
John DelVecchio
Slave Bader
Joe Keesey
Jim McKeneie
C. v Nuno, Jr
Advocat
Perry Flenley
Syvelle Burke
State Department
Grim Search Starts for British Slayer
London police and Scotland Yard hunt for a British killer linked to four strangulation deaths, including a pregnant victim. John Christie, 55, is sought as a possible suspect connected to the case, with authorities recalling past high profile murders and promising further inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Cooper
London
Scotland — Yard
Geneeh
Feta Billington
British Isles
John Christie
Dapper
Aiystery
Thes Seerty
Notling Hill
Christie
Namie House
Chrisstie
Cmitury
Jack the Ripper
John George Haleh
Big Ne
Way Open for Return of Windsors
London mortals await Queen Mary’s burial as Daily Express suggests the death of the elder Windsor matriarch may prompt Prince of Wales to return to England and assume duties. The duchess stays in New York while the duchess’s husband may join him soon. Continued on page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Mary
Deaverbroos
Daily Express
Duke of Windsor
England
Express
Svewspaper
Duke
Dueauss
Waltiela Thapson
Windsor
Englane
Florida
New York
Sivkagajever
Silver Spoon Boys and Fairchild Influence Compared
HAL BOYLE discusses Fairchild, noting his impact on aviation and technology. The piece links Fairchild’s inventions with the idea that disciplined, ambitious youth could shape a better nation, contrasting early life choices with broader societal outcomes.
Two Injured in Wreck East of Hope Head-On Collision
Two persons were injured late yesterday in a head-on collision on highway 07 about miles from Hope. Mrs Doyle Moore of Little Rock with a broken knee and chin lacerations and Mrs Joseph Carabella of Buffalo New York with a leg injury were treated. The crash occurred as Carabella attempted to pass a third vehicle driving Doyle Moore’s auto. Sheriff C Cook and Dale Jones witnessed the incident. Charges of improved passing were filed against Carabella. State Policemen Travis Ward and Guy Downing also investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Doyle Moore
Little Rock
Joseph Carabella
Buffalo
N. Y
Lavera
Doyle, Moore
C. Cook
Dale Jones
Carabelly
Travis Ward
Guy Downing
Reuther to Try to Justify Wage Hike
Atlantic City employers and the CIO United Auto Workers prepare to press statements in unofficial talks with the industry. A resolution would threaten termination of long term contracts after 1955 unless revisions to five year agreements are made, limiting new contracts to two years. Reuther argues inflation since the Korean War makes old wage indices outdated and seeks voluntary revisions tied to a new price index. Gdyoval Motors has agreed to some changes, but major firms favor delaying action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Engle
Atlantic City
N. J
CIO United Anty Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Alo
Reuther
Gdyoval Motors
Spring Glee Club Recital Program at Local Schools
A joint spring recital featuring the Junior High and Senior High School Glee Clubs will be held on March 27. The program includes songs like Rustle of Spring, Primrose Flower, and other selections from both choirs.
Retail Prices Drop Seen in New U S Index Report
Government consumer price index shows a decline for a third straight month led by lower food costs. The index tracks prices for food clothing housing and numerous items bought by middle income households, with the overall figure slipping slightly from the prior month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lalor
NAM pushes ban on industry wide strikes in Congress
The National Association of Manufacturers seeks to outlaw industry wide strikes and restrict compulsory bargaining while preserving workers right to strike. NAM official George W. Armstrong Jr urges Congress to end sympathy and industry wide walkouts that hinder collective bargaining and foster featherbedding and workstoppages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
George W. Armstrong Jr
Texas Stel Company
NAM
Senate Labor Committee
Armatrang
NAM Bereiver
Congress
Basia
Velde Reveals Red School for Children
House UnAmerican Activities Committee investigates a so called children’s camp at Camp Tenaga Crestline California held the week of December 27 1952. The school allegedly trained Communist party operatives to issue directives and prepare a proletarian dictatorship. Witnesses Joe Springer and wife are named. proceedings continue.
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Los Angeles
IMI
Communist Party
Harold HW
Velde Crem
Camp Tenaga
Crestline
Calif
San Bernardino Mountains
San Bernardino
Thg
Cafeguard
Algo
Fat Union
Joe ‘Springer
Springer
Reds launch new Chinese aid plan amid old Baldy action
Report from Moscow says the Soviet Union arranged a limited aid program for Communist China including power plant expansion and industrial equipment. Trade and agricultural machinery will be sent as China seeks to bolster its industries amid regional tensions. The article also notes renewed Korean front clashes near Old Baldy with artillery duels and shelling reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Gilmore
Moscow
China
Ito
Russia
Chipas
Porqbet
Chou Bylot
Joseph Staub
Roesa
Lady Astor’s Poison Remark at The Tartan Room
Washington dispatch reports Lady Astor, recalling remarks at the Tart don party, said she wished a senator wounded by poison. She whispered the line twice one to listeners and again to the senator, with others hearing the accusation. The incident occurred amid the new presidency of President aid Mrs. Iisentower and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Janey Nancy Astor Jules Sen
Joseph St. McCarthy
Lady Astor
Beton
Toremerly
Virginia
Iisentower
Sen
Ryhart
Lindy Astor
Faimoud
McCarthy
U S move to rush aid to Indochina in talks with France
President Eisenhower pushes a rapid expansion of military aid to Indochina as top French and U S officials meet aboard the Williamsburg. Officials say new commands and larger cargo shipments are planned and funds may be redirected to support the effort despite concerns over French plans and broader allocations. Continued on Page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scali
Eisenhower
U. S
Indochina
Pyrangel
Trench Premise
Aune Mayer
Williamsburg
Fiee
Baels
Plese
Indochna
Clark Lees No Importance to Old Baldy Tale
Army dispatch from Tokyo reports General Clark Lees downplaying the loss of Old Baldy on Korea’s West Front. He says no serious blow and cites ample ammunition in reserve. He mentions visits to Manila Hong Kong Formosa Indochina and a four day trip through Southeast Asia as detours in a broad tour.
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Robert B. Tuckman
Tokyo
U. N
Old Baldy
Korea
Aio
Communnistai
New ‘York
Artilery Hella
Koryon
Clark
Manila
Hong-Kong
Formose
Indochina
Hope residents learn about Quachita College rosary pledge
Hope residents of Baptists area learn that Quachita College at Arkadels sent rosaries to support mes sership dt elite, a platen nee to Holo boa. the report notes Holopilnga wilt the Lite Beak and related items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists
Quachita
Arkadels
Messership
Dt Elite
Washington Branch Ainwed 660 Oy
Charles reports on a Washington branch marked Ainwed with a 660 yard measure or mileage note. The read appears fragmented but indicates a location tied to a 660 unit reading, suggesting a railway, post, or marker reference. Further context is needed to fix exact place and meaning.
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Alex. H. Washburn
Lufkin
Paul T. Vaughan
Ft Worth
Chris Mecks
Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
Senate
Don Dill
VFW
Jamaica
West Indies
Windsors
HAL_ BOYLE
Fairen
Chan
Fairebild
Ali
Shang
Sherman
Fairchild
Velde
Red
Ororge
Mcarthy
Seoul
Chinesa
Idas
U.S
Clark Lees
Cotton Belt
Ratterday
Warsin
Charles
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