Demo Leaders Rally Against Republican Foreign Policy
Democratic leaders criticize Republican foreign policy in a party rally, urging unity on social progress civil freedom and peace. Stevenson lauds Rayburn and recalls Wilson and Roosevelt pushing for international cooperation and postwar peace efforts.
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Stevenson
Rayburn Stevenson
Truman
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Franklin Roosevelt
United Nations
Rayburn
Wilson
Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Army
Chiang Kai Shek
Salk Two Shots Policy Sets Polio Drive In Lubbock
Lubbock County revises polio plan to two shots per child this summer under Dr. Salk guidance. About 6,000 first and second graders will be vaccinated with teams at Frenship, Slaton, Roosevelt and other schools. boosters may be obtained via physicians. Dr. Pigford notes 95-97 percent return rates on permission slips. no makeup clinics.
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Lubbock
Lubbock County
Jonas Salk
Chance
Pigford
State Department of Health
Salk
Associated Press
City County Health Unit
Lubbock Public
Slaton
Elia Nes
Seiber
Frenship
Shallowater
Idalou
Rooservelt
New Dea
Weilforth
Cooper and Rerse
Ai Force Base
Overton
Stubbs
Rush
Wheelock
Wilson
Hodges
Harwell
Brown
Bean
Dupre
Guadalune
Sanders
McWhorter
Thompson and Wolfforth
Jackson
Piano recital in Brownfield at First Baptist Church
A group of piano students will perform in a 3 p m recital at First Baptist Church Brownfield led by Jerry Gannaway. The program includes Tanya Price Marsha Robertson and many others. More than 100 West Texas and New Mexico agents attended a Caprock Hotel forum with dinner Saturday.
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First Baptist Church
Brownfield
Jerry Gannaway
Tanya Price
Marsha Robertson
Dee Ann Boston
Gwendolyn Flache
Linda wLeach
Glenda Bounds
Allan Hallbauer
Linda Bess Hicks
Susan Zorns
Stephen Teague
Elaine Flache
Janie Fugitt
Sallie Sue Addison
Lynn Roberson
Elaine Evans
Margaret Ann Blackstock
Carole Cates
West Texas
New Mexico
Western Fire and Indemnity Co
Caprock Hotel
District 2 A A literary winners named at Lubbock High
First place honors in the District 2 A A Interscholastic League contests were awarded Saturday at Lubbock High School. Winners include Logan Parks Lamesa junior girls' declamation Jim Wells Midland junior boys' declamation Cornelia Childs Virginia Bray Lubbock girls' debate Sally Rhodus Odessa ready writer Betty Whitmire Odessa shorthand Don Gannon Lubbock number sense Margaret Robinette Odessa girls' extemporaneous speech Harold Hammett Lubbock boys' extemporaneous speech Mary Presley Lionel Carver Midland spelling plain writing team Jack Park Odessa slide rule Sylvia Metz Midland senior girls' poetry reading Kelley Roberts Midland senior boys' poetry reading. First place junior girls' declamation for Klara Woodul from Lamesa and senior boys' declamation for Ed Ratliff of Midland not shown.
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Lubbock High School
Logan Parks
Lamesa
Jim Wells
Midland
Cornelia Childs
Virginia Bray
Lubbock
Sally Rhodus
Odessa
Betty Whitmire
Don Gannon
Margaret Robinette
Harold Ham
Mett
Mary Presley
Lionel Carver
Jack Park
Sylvia Metz
Kelley Roberts
Klara Woodul
Ed Ratliff
Craig Austin
Don Ledwig
Margaret Cowdray
Paul Bowie
Margaret
Helen Smith
Barbara McKean
June Dickerson
Joann Buzbee
Ann Humphries
Lub‘bock
Lillian Salter
Levelland
Bettye Norwell
Lacy Schovassa
Texas Tech
Harold Hammett
Ann Hammett
42Nd St
Formosa
United States
Mary Robinette
South
Marilyn Warren
Joy Herod
Johnny Godwin
Glenn Rogers
Big Spring
Sylvia Miez
Midland High School
Roma Caviness
Don Shores
Caroline Wingate
Jack Gibbs
Louan Parks
Charlsey Pillars
Carl Crouch
Barbara Blair
Dennis Lamphere
Don Cannon
Larry Williams
Dale Riggs
Larry
Don
Howard
Nat Williams
Sarah Salter
Josephine Weaver
A. F. Raser
Henry Hooper
Mamie Clanton
Ethel Terrell
Lubbocks
Vera Ownhby
Levland
H. A. Wilkinson
Irene Armes
Barbara Foster
Roundup Of Riders Contirmued From Page One
The Spur event featured Rev Cal Wright on horseback and a palmetto polo match between Fisher County and Hereford Riders. Nine mile ride to Soldiers Mound concluded with a noon barbecue for 638 people. Up to 3000 watched the parade as Fisher County seeks a permanent trophy in upcoming years. Pancake supper and dance closed the day with many campers staying in Swenson Park. West Texas Sheriffs Posse Roundup, hosted by Dickens and Fisher counties, Spur and organizers.
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Cal Wright
Spur
Fisher County
Hereford Riders
Soldiers Mound
West Texas
Swenson Park
Furr
Eric Swenson
Dickens County Sheriff's Posse
American Legion
West Texas Association of Sheriffs’ Posses and Riding Clubs
Dickens County
Inmates Riot At Texas Maximum Security Prison
Rioting inmates attacked Dr. Hancock and fought with guards drawing heavy National Guard presence. Captain Crowder from Dallas urged order while inmates like Riley demanded to speak to a Texas Ranger. Nine inmates injured including Fargo Tilley in critical condition, staff bruised and harassed.
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Crowder
Dallas
Riley
Texas
National Guard
Fenc
State Hospital Board
Dr. L. D. Hancock
Riles
Castner
Dr. Hancock
Ben
Hancock
Casterner
Fargo Tilley
Tilley
Curtis
White
H. B. Taylor
Joe Taylor
Hundreds of Teams To Solicit For City Cancer Crusade
Twenty seven teams totaling about 540 volunteers will canvass Lubbock residential areas this afternoon in a drive to raise the city quota of 18 600 for Lubbock County in the annual Cancer Crusade. They gather at 12 30 p m at the Lubbock Little Theatre for briefing before departing at 1 p m.
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Lubbock
Lubbock County
Lubbock Little Theatre
Ave. P
Mae Simmons
W. G. Coldeway Jr
Coldeway
American Cancer Society
Lubbock Hotel
Luubbock
Harry Arquette
J. J. Moore
South Plains Lions Club
Birth notices flood Methodist Hospital listings in Lubbock era
A chain of birth notices from Methodist Hospital details newborns to parents including Mr and Mrs and their occupations such as oil worker, announcer, salesman, and bank cashier. The items list weights and times on a Saturday, with multiple addresses and occupations, followed by inmate riot description and details of Rusk Hospital plant capacity and patient types in a Texas city.
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Rog
Jack Cone
24Th St
Methodist Hospital
Glen Malones
Ford Pi
Mead’s Baker
W. B. Tastor
42Nd St. Oon
Kcrd-Tv
Eddie Crawley
Levelland
Levelland State Bank
James Cole
E. Kemper St
St. Mars S Hospital
Dean Farmer
Yale
Porter Clinic Hospital
M. L. Dismuke
Claude FE. McLarty
An- Nan
Taxing
Stanolind On Co
Clifford William
Briehlen
Taylor Hospital
Panhandle Toy House
Robert Williams
Macn Crawford
Frank Garrett
Ghent Lucas Willie Ferguson
Charley Means
Eddie Harper
Riley
Joe Murphy
Dallas County
Frio County
Texas
Rusk Hospital
Dallas
Toll toll rises on Acuff road intersections
Officers say wrecks climb due to road conditions and poor markings. Five deaths on Acuff road this year, four at Farm Road 400 intersection. seven fatal at that junction in two years. A blinking light may help after a prior success at Farm Road 400 and U S 82. Sheriff orders patrols to curb violators amid rising fatalities. A separate incident reports a Brixton constable arresting a man with eight stolen rings.
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Acuff
Lubbock
4Th J Street
Posey
State Highway Department
Rescued From Well Two-Year-Old David Counterman
David Mark Counterman is carried on a stretcher to Children's Hospital in Aurora Colorado after a dramatic rescue from a well shaft. The two year old suffered scratches but no serious injury.
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David Mark Counterman
Children's Hospital
Aurora
Colo
Rescuers Aid Boy Trapped in Well Near Aurora
Tot is saved after a fall into a well near Aurora Colorado. He was rushed by ambulance to a hospital with his parents accompanying him. News crews stood by in quiet as a mobile kitchen fed diggers and onlookers. Lowry AFB dispatched lighting to illuminate the rescue.
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Lowry Afb
Aurora
Denver
Lowry Field
Lubbock High Dominates In Debate And Literary Meet
Lubbock High School teams win major debate and literary honors led by Reid’s 24 year coaching record. Girls debaters Virginia Bray and Cornelia Childs top the field, with Midland and Odessa runners up. Lubbock captures overall league points, conducts high marks in typing shorthand and extemporaneous speaking, producing multiple regional qualifiers.
Third Victim Headed Toward Lubbock From Buffalo Lakes
Funeral services set for Marshall in McDonald Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include two brothers Cary Don and Barry Lee and a sister Elsie Marshall, all of Lubbock, plus grandparents. Also notices for Nancy Willard and Oleta Richardson funerals and regional scholastic awards in Odessa and Lubbock with district directors and judges named.
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Page One
Lynch
Lubbock
Buffalo Lakes
Marshall
McDonald Funeral Chapel
Cecil A. Ray
Arnett-Benson Baptist Church
Cary Don
Barry Lee
C. E. Willard
Plainview
Rt. J
C. W. Mallow
Oleta Richardson
Roaring Springs
Flag Spring
Wilma Richardson
Colcate St
Leola Richardson
Joyce Richardson
James
Broken Bow
Okla
Notable Texas Tech historian Dr. Rister dies at 57
Dr. Robert E. Rister a longtime educator and author died at Lubbock after a career spanning Simmons University George Washington University University of Oklahoma and Texas Tech He specialized in oil history wrote numerous books and served as professor and department chair He was born June 30 1889 in Hayrick Coke County Texas His works include The Southern Plainsmen Border Captives and Oil Titan of the Southwest He earned degrees from Simmons George Washington University and Hardin Simmons and held leadership roles in Mississippi Valley Historical Association Panhandle Plains Historical Association and Texas Historical groups Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from multiple institutions attended the funeral.
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Tech
Rister
Texas Tech
University of Oklahoma
Simmons University
Abilene
George Washington University
Hutto
O’brien
McCauley
Coke County
Dr. Rister
Hayrick
Robert Lee
MeetCauley High School
Goodnight Junior College
University of California
Hardin-Simmons University
Mississippi Valley Historical Association
Panhandle- Plains Historical Association
National Historical Commission
Texas State Historical Survey Committee
Phi Beta ‘Kanna
West Texas
Robert E. Lee
Texas
Library of Congress
Inter- American Library Association
Westerners
Chicago
Southwest
Dallas News
Texas Institute of Letters
No Man's Land
Border Command
L. R. Hafen
R. N. Richardson
William M. Pearce
W. C. Holden
W. B. Gates
Roy Wells
W. P. Clement
Marshall Pennington
Roy Bass
George W. Duprie
Eugene Hollon
Vick 'Monnett
Norman
Okla
C. A. Callan
Rotan
Solon Featherson
Wichita Falls
Will Matthews
Albany
F. N. Jones
PD. M. Wiggins
William H. Gordon
O. W. English
G. E. Giesecke
A. B. Cunningham
C. C. Cox
L. O. Neill
Dude Buster
A. E. Gesell
Walter S. Posey
Lubbock
J. Evetts Haley
Canyon
Frank Kelly
Colorado City
Irvina Restores Ballot Box Amid Community Vote
Three weeks after the abolition of the old independent school district and its board, a vote to recreate the district passed about 30 to 1. Non partisan winners included Dr. Joe Roberts Lyn Brown and W P Gandy. Citizens committee candidates were Russell Hern Walter Hansen John T Andrews and Jack Williams. Losing candidates barely trailed by about 100 votes. voter calm and no violence were reported.
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Independent School
Beard
Joe Roberts
Lyn Brown
W.P. Gandy
Citizens Committee
Russell Hern
Walter Hansen
Tohn T. Andrews
Jack Williams
Tommy Vu
Raoules Runnine
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Avetencio-Joursal
Sen
Apri
Sam
Eisenhower
Barbarn
Sayir
Isenhower
Gop
Raryburn
City-County Health Unit
Lubbock Independent
Highland Baptist Church
Boy Scout
Silver Falls Canyon
Kalls
Circle K Club
Tech Kiwanis Organization
Hub City
J. G. Womack
E. Wabash Sr
13Th St
E. E
Pete) Alexander
Rt. 2
Sheriff's Deputies
Jim Garrison
Garland
Block Ave. V
Clara Pratt
Ave. M
Conroe
H. L. Pratt
Willis
Methodist
Grady Harrist
Harrist
South Plains
Brixton
England
Reid
Lubbock ‘High School
Virginia ‘Bray
Buford Bray
28Th St
James L. Childs
23Rd St
John Scott
Gene Adkins
Beverly Smith
Janeda Wilcox
Rister Services
Pearl Meeler
Santean Calif
The
Baptist Church
Irvina
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