Rivalry to Highlight Lubbock Micro-Midget Opener
The season opening features a rivalry between Richard Dickey and Chuck Gauntlett of Lubbock, first on the same track, with 11 cars expected from Lubbock Odessa and other cities. The event includes heats dash pursuit and a 50 percent gate prize with admission 75 cents adults, 45 cents teens, kids free.
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Lubbock
Slide Rd
Richard di
Chuck Gauntlett
Lub
Gauntlett
West Texas Micro-Midget Assn
Dickey
Wisconsin
Lubbock Group
Odessa
Portales
el Paso
Dallas
Fort Worth
Dick Burks
Joe Aimo
George Esser
Dub Branum
Jack Stanley
Don Moore
Virgil Moon
Gene Gray
Leonard Ashburn
Tony Granes
Wayne Panter
Flagman
B. M. Brelsford
Thefts Reported In Burglary Roundup Here
Police investigated several burglaries including the theft of bronze bearings valued at 370 from Deal's Machine Shop at 7732 Texas Ave. About 18 in change from a cigarette machine and 6 from a shuffle board machine were taken at Rock-A-Mor Cafe on Ave A. A 33 year old man renting at 2316 Fir Ave faced charges after costume jewelry and a wristwatch were recovered from his apartment. A $70 radio converter was stolen from a car on the Tech campus. Two drivers, William Pickett and Evalyn Bigham, were injured in a collision at N Detroit and the Clovis highway with Pickett hospitalized at Methodist.
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Deal
Texas Ave
1793
Ave. A
Laura Jamerson
Fir Ave
Jamerson
H. L. Simon
San Jose
Tech
Frry
William M. Pickett
Jarvis
N. Detroit
Clovis Highway
Pickett
Methodist Hospital
Evalyn Lambert Bigham
Harvard
Greek Communist Leader Ousted in Secret Party Shakeup
Radio Bucharest reported Niko Zachariadis was removed from his leadership at the Greek Communist party during a plenary session whose date and location were not disclosed. Apostolos Grozos, 65, heads a seven member committee replacing him as Greece bars the party since 1947.
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Athens
Greece
Radio Bucharest
Niko Zachariadis
Sth
Central Commission
Greek Communist Party
Apostolos Grozos
Zachariadis
Communist Party
Labor columnist Victor Riesel Sees Possible Sight Recovery
New York April 7 Victor Riesel physician Dr G Bonaccolto reports the 41 year old labor columnist has improved after three days of hospital care for burns from an acid attack. Riesel was attacked near a Times Square restaurant after a radio broadcast criticizing a union.
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New York
Victor Riesel
Times Square
Riesel Ae
G. Bonaccolto
St. Clare's Hospital
Couple observes 75th anniversary in marriage home
Stockton Calif Mr and Mrs Jacob H Miller marked their 75th wedding anniversary at the 104 year old frame house in downtown Stockton where they were married Their daughter Lois lives with them They repeated marriage vows at a diamond ceremony in First Christian church Miller came to California from Germany in 1875 He saved and reared a family on a daily wage of 3 dollars and now enjoy good health and spirits with a simple life.
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Stockton
Calif
Jacob H. Miller
Lois
Miss Miller
Millers
Miller
California
Germany
Two Juveniles Held After Rock Thrown Through Window
Two Latin American youths ages 13 and 10 were held in the juvenile ward after reportedly tossing a rock through a store window at 620 Broadway around 5 30 am. Juvenile probation officials planned further interviews with the boys and their parents on Monday as the investigation continued. Store owner Joe Perez detained the youths until police arrived.
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Broadway
Joe Perez
Deback Chirepoilst To Speak At Comtal Assistants
Deback Chirepoilst is scheduled to speak at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Chicken Village. Mrs R L Willis publicity chairman notes Dr Scioli will discuss foot disorders among professionals and how to overcome them, stressing the importance of cooperation.
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Comtal
Chicken Village
R. L. Willis
Scioli
Family urged to move after racial unrest in Detroit home
A Detroit family faced pressure to relocate after a rumor of a Black resident sparked a demonstration. About 300 people gathered near the home of John W. Rouse, a retired private policeman, and stones were thrown through two windows. Rouse and his wife, who deny being Negro, said they would not yield to violence. The Rev. John E. Coogan urged the couple to pioneer against hoodlums and bitterness. Rouse agreed to sell the home for 18 500 with two months to move and rent-free use in the interim.
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Detroit TW
Detroit
Northwest
John E. Coogan
Detroit Commission On Community Relations
John W. Rouse
Rouse
Rowe
Belmont Subdivision Assn
Rankin Iroby Snyder Ree Home and Auto SPUR
Local classified item listing names Rankin Iroby Snyder Ree Home and Auto SPUR Edwards Kelly imp STANTON LOVINGTON New Mexico Miller Waldrup Fura Marshall Furniture in a compact dealer catalog style.
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Red Party
Moscow
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Producers and Royalty Association
Denver
Bullard
34Th Street
Jobe
Plainview Highway
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Texas Aven
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Abernathy Struve
Andrews Bennett
Big Lake
BIG Spring
Big Spring Hardware
Stanley Hardware
Brownfield
Lindsey
Colorado City
Colorado Tire & Supply
Crosbyton Mayes Gas & Imp
Denver City
Ellerd Furniture
Hale Center Field
Radio & Appl
Idalou
Blue Flame Gas Co
Jayton
Jayton Hardware
Hardware & Auto
Levelland
Lorenzo
Carter
McCamey Moore Hardware
Midland
Cox
Monahans
Rose Auto & Apps
O'Donnell Singleton
Petersburg
Lacy-Watkins
POST
Rankin
Iroby
Chas. Hogsett
ROTAN
Clark Benson Howe
Seagraves
Elerd Furniture
Bain Auto Store
Ree Home & Auto
Spur Edwards
Kelly
Stanton
Tahora Eldon Gattis Sales Serv
HOBBS
New Mexico
Griffith's Inc
Jal, New Mexico
Penders Dept. Store
Lovington, N. Mex
Commerce ST
Chk
MEG
C.d.blair Jewelers
Lindsey Theatre
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