Lubbock Palsy Center Reports 92 New Cases
The Lubbock Texas Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center registered ninety two new cases from August 1951 to August 1952. In the year, total registrations reached 489 with 3135 treatments administered. Forty seven percent of patients were four years old or younger. The center serves 37 Texas counties and four New Mexico counties including Lea, Chaves, Eddy and Roosevelt.
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Lubbock Texas Cerebral Palsy
Texas
New Mexico
Lea, Chaves, Eddy and
Roosevelt
Kremlin Opposes Eisenhower Says Expert Deems
Rear Admiral Ellis Zacharias reports the Kremlin aims to block Dwight Eisenhower from the White House calling his reelection a major Soviet bid to dominate the world. He asserts Russia may favor Stevenson as more tolerant of their machinations per RNC release.
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Kremlin
Dwight Eisenhower
White House
Ellis Zacharias
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Zacharias
Stevenson
Pancho Pie Recipe Attribution From Bandit Hunt
Simple home recipe for pancho pie using ground meat green pepper and garlic. Instructions include browning meat adding tomatoes creamed corn corn meal milk olives and mushrooms then baking at 325 for about an hour in an open casserole. Mention notes the dish as the bandit’s famous recipe used frequently.
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Pancho Villa
Pancho
Lightning Burst Leads to Hartford Man Arrest
James Leahy was struck by lightning in Hartford and knocked a pistol from his hand. He was then arrested on the charge of carrying the weapon without a permit.
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Leahy
Earth Mover Runs Wild in Detroit Suburb
An 18 ton earth mover lost control near Allen Park crushing its driver, then rammed through two houses and into a living room before gas ignited a basement fire. The runaway machine injured three others as it wrecked a garage and burned Mrs. Easterby’s home.
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Edward Easterby
Allen Park
Detroit
Earth Mover
Two Flowers Grow Through Concrete in Memphis Patio
In Memphis, Frank Schulte found two flowers pushing up through a patio concrete amid a summer drought. The sight contrasted with Yarmer's crops suffering from the dry spell in the area.
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Memphis, Tenn
Yarmer
Frank Schulte
Giraffes Whispering Myth Sparks Curious Debate
The claim that giraffes vocalize is challenged as unproven while note is made that these tall animals are capable of taming but can deliver powerful kicks. The discussion contrasts tame behavior with surprising aggression in close encounters.
Court Court Remodeled After New Trailer Ordinance
The Pioneer Trailer Court has moved out all old trailers and equipment to comply with the town trailer ordinance. Building inspector George Cowan said the court is being remodeled to align with the new law.
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George Cowan
Building Permits Exceed 130000 In 7 Day Period Hobbs
Building activity in Hobbs surges with permits over 133 975 dollars in the week of October 2 to 8 Colonial Homes Inc leads with plans for 26 houses totaling about 114 000 dollars Sites include 1300 block South Houston and Palace blocks 400 500 600 Other permits cover moves alterations and new work including R B Small Frank Bateman Shirley Evans Henry J Davis R E Offsed C C Thomley R A Bennett J M Fields Don Sandford Fay A Dashko and more totaling several thousand dollars
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Hobbs
Colonial Homes, Inc
South
Houston
Palace
Shirley Evans
Attering
East Midwest
Henry J. Davis
South Third
R. E. Offsed
West Byers
C. C. Thomley
Humble
R. A. Bennett
Sanger Place
J. M. Fields
Alter
South Fourth
Don Sandford
East Skelly
Fay A. Dashko
East Taylor
Early Winter Grips Green Fields Amid Frosty Surprise
Unwelcome visit from Jack Frost mutes the green fields into brown and dormancy. Local residents report visitors and family ties, including George Lathrop of Hagerman, Jay Dozier, and John Young serving away at Bessie Hurd. New cotton picker owned by Marvin Campbell yields about ten bales daily. Additional news from Eunice, Lubbock, Oceanside, and nearby homes with visits and stays.
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George Lathrop
Hagerman
Jay Dozier
Marvin Campbell
Cr. H. Conway
Eunice
L. F. Conway
Inez Dyk
Record of Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Value Since 1900
The total value of all motor vehicles manufactured since the turn of the century is estimated at 90 billion dollars. This figure reflects the growth of the automotive industry into a major economic sector and indicates the scale of vehicle production to date.
Soldier Jack E Jackson Visits Casa Blanca and Alpine Sites
Jack E Jackson son of Mr and Mrs Jack Jackson reports a trip to Casa Blanca New Africa while stationed in Wiesbaden Germany He traveled with Tennessee native George Head through Italy visiting the catacombs Alps Switzerland and Austria Green a nephew of Lovingtons G J McKibben.
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Jack E. Jackson
Casa Blanca
Jack Jackson
Deg Green
Jackson
Wiesbaden
Germany
Green
New Africa
G. J. McKibben
Lovington
Tennessee
George Head
Italy
Catacombs
Alps
Switzerland
Austria
Nephew of Tulia Educator Dies of Polio at 14
Mr and Mrs Artie Nowell left Monday to attend the funeral of Mrs Nowells nephew Edward Bryan of Tulia Texas. Bryan died from polio Sunday in Plainview He was 14 years old His father is Supt Sam Bryan of the Tulia Texas schools.
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Artie Nowell
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Mrs. Eli Jones
Leader
Lubbock Palsy Center
United Press
Pancho Pie
Hartford, Conn
James
Lovington Wildcats
Wildcats
Tatum
Ronnie Shores
Melrose
Curtis Shores
Rancho Grande Cafe
South 1St St
Pioneer Trailer Court
R. B. Small
East Humble
West Texas
Frank Bateman
East Corbet
General Telephone Company
Lester Alston Agency
North Shipp
South View
Buddy Hayter
Jack Frost
Desir
Bessie Hurd
East Byers
J. D. Weaver
Ute Place
Oceanside, Calif
Ralph Guthrie
Lubbock
Mrs. Travis Stone
Rams
P. H. Harris
Gladiola, New Mexico
Jones Bros. Co
W. Central
Mr. and
Tulia
Ance
Lea Insurance
Agency
Howard McDonald
Levington, New Mexico
Central Ave
Main
First Street
Wn Cowan
Kansas Territory
Pandora
The
Flying Dutchman
Ce Cary Grant
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