Eisenhower Presses for Peace and Soviet Reforms
President Eisenhower urged renewed U S policy toward the Soviet Union stressing patience and peaceful methods to resolve major postwar issues. He outlined three guidelines including a collective shield against aggression and aiding free nations while pressing Moscow to correct injustices and pursue peaceful aims.
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Lother
United States
Russia
Nikolai
Bulganin
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
England
Eisenhower
Stalin
Germany
Eastern
Europe
Korea
Asia
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Soviet Bloc
Textile fears shadow Texas cotton and U S textile exports
Bankers hear bleak forecast as synthetic fibers undercut cotton. Speakers warn if tariffs stay low and imports rise, the American textile industry faces decline and quotas may be needed to protect cotton farmers and related jobs. The talk cites Japan's growing share of U S cloth markets and the economic weight of Texas cotton.
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Jonanea
Page
Georgia
Love
Japan
Mexico
Brazil
U.S
Geneva
Burglary Spree Hits Denton Cars and Local Stores
Investigators determined a rash of thefts and burglaries with no items reported missing from some incidents. Denton men Wayne Bowers Don Kennedy and Taylor Black reported suits and shirts stolen from a car at 1402 Texas Ave after a window was broken. A $243 check and driver’s license were taken from Sarah Bailey Mitchell’s purse at 2640 Railroad Ave. A cigarette machine at Noble Service Station lost change after entry through a broken window. Two cars at a hospital parking lot were burglarized with items missing in one case and damage to another. A lavatory and commode were stolen from W L Williams at 212 Ave P. La Feria store suffered a front door breakage from a rock.
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Denton
Wayne Bowers
Don Kennedy
Taylor Black
Texas Ave
Sarah Bailey Mitchell
Railroad Ave
Noble Service Station
Clovis Road
Toby Penn
Lubbock Rt. 7
Bertha Hockleman
20Th St
W. L. Williams
Ave. P
la Feria
Ave. G
Housing meet leaders named for FHA program role
Ten were selected for proven discussion leadership and three others named as experts. Administrators will reimburse transportation costs to and from their homes across the country. Women express eagerness for a return to normal housing program operations.
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Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Siesta
ITT President William H. Harrison Dies at 63
William Henry Harrison, 63, president of International Telephone and Telegraph, died at his Garden City home from a heart attack. He joined ITT in 1948 after a long career starting at American Telephone and Telegraph and serving as vice president of communications.
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Garden City
William Henry Harrison
International TelePhone & Telegraph Corp
Harrison
ITT
American Telephone & Telegraph
Vice Communications
New Yorke Telephone Co
Second Big Crowd Attends Shopping Center Opening
About 4000 people attended the Family Park Shopping Center opening in Lubbock on its second day with several hundred joining a square dance. The event featured shows by the Gillette and Richards banjo team and other acts. Local bankers and civic leaders, including Ray C. McPherson and J. Chess Lovern, helped run the proceedings, with nearly 700 bankers and spouses at the annual session closing at the Caprock Hotel.
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Family Park
Mth St
Ave. H
Gillette and Richards
del Ray
Professor Backwards
New York
Chickasha
Okla
Bill Colling
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
James P. Simmons
Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Midland
Iweta Miller
Houston
National Assn. of Bank Women
J. Chess Lovern
Lubbock
First Methodist Church
H. T. Swanner
Citizens State Bank
Slaton
Soil Bank Bill Maneuver Tied to Congressional Support
The fate of the soil bank bill hinges on parliamentary progress and Democratic cooperation. The Rules Committee will discuss the appropriation measure Tuesday, with a House vote anticipated Wednesday.
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Rules Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Mother Plans To Appeal For Child In Nazi-Era Custody Case
US mother Melitta Real of San Diego travels 6000 miles to Metz to seek return of her 13 year old daughter Ursula from foster mother Mrs Maurice Ferry. Real plans to appeal to the State Department and file suit for custody after meeting police at Voelkingen Saarland where the girl refused to embrace her mother.
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Metz
France
U.S. State Department
Melitta Real
San Diego
Calif
Ursula
Maurice Ferry
Mrs. Real
Showers Due
Central and East Texas expected to see occasional showers while rivers in Idaho and eastern Oregon rise toward flood levels. Blackfoot Idaho and Baker Oregon face immediate danger as workers reinforce river banks. Eisenhower allocates 100000 dollars for Idaho flood areas. Kootenai River near Bonners Ferry climbs to 166 feet, ahead of projected snowmelt.
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Texas
Idaho
Oregon
Blackfoot
Baker
Frank Bischoff
Washington
Eisenhower
Kootenai
Bonners Ferry
Margaret Truman Weds Daniel Schiff in Stately Ceremony
The wedding at a red brick church featured Margaret Truman and Daniel Schiff exchanging vows in a traditional ceremony. The newlyweds, praised by guests including Vietta Garr, headed to the Truman White House for a reception before launching a two week Nassau honeymoon with plans to live in New York afterward.
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Madame Miccl Fontana
Margaret
William Coleman Branton
John E. Horton
John Knox Barrow
Daniel
Bess Truman
Miss Vietta Garr
Vietta
the Trumans
Griff
Meg
Clift
Chicago
Nassau
Countess de la Fregonniere
Montague Bay
Caribbean
Harry Truman
Cliff
New York
Manhattan
Airman Wounded In Nightspot Shooting At Birch Avenue
Early morning shooting at a Negro nightspot in the 1900 block of Birch Ave left Billy Bellamy of 212 E 22nd St with a minor head wound. Witnesses report an argument with another Black airman before two shots were fired by an unidentified assailant using a small caliber pistol.
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Reese Afb
Birch Ave
Billy Bellamy
22Nd St
Bellamy
Ives
Six Tots Perish As Flames Sweep Home
In southwest Washington a two story row house fire killed six children aged three months to seven years and burned three others. The victims were children of Mrs. Dorothy Parker and her sister Mrs. Mary Saunders and were alone on the second floor when mothers were away. Cause under investigation by Fire Capt. Bernard A. Essex.
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Washington
Dorothy Parker
Brenda
Parker
Mary P. Saunders
Bernard A. Essex
Cooking School Offers Four Day Cookery Course
The program continues with lessons on meat identification basic cookery and nutritive value of meat and lard. Dishes include Parmesan veal Park Avenue cake stuffed beef log fiesta ham kabob and more. Lectures by Misses Lion and Bohm cover planning buying caring for foods and storage. Each day is a complete program with four sessions and lectures run Tuesday through Friday with sponsor days at Piggly Wiggly Farr's and others.
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Pioneer Natural Gas Co
Farr's Super Markets
O'Keefe-Merritt
Prity In Foods
Bell Dairy Products
Birds Eye Foods
Borden's
Bruce Wax
Burleson
C&h
Clorox
Deardorff Fruit Co
Dunlap's
Gladiola
Godin’s
Hacker's
Hemphill-Wells| Co. Household Supply Co
Hugester Co
Aunt Jemima Pan
Ben E. Keith Co
Kraft Marsh-_ mallows
Libby's Frozen Foods
Lux Toilet Bath
Margaret's
McCormick’s
Morton| Foods
Nunn Electric Corp
O- Del-O' Sponges
Puffin Biscuits
Royal Crown Bottling Co
Ronco Products
Sil-O-Sheen
Skinner Products
Southwestern Public Service Co
Trapper’s Products
White King Soap Co
Wish Bone
Birth announcements in ailing OCR fragment period record
Readable lines report multiple birth notices with parents names and addresses, child weights in pounds and ounces, and hospital times. Several entries include occupational notes for fathers such as farmer, cleaner, or garage worker, with locations and hospital names, but OCR is garbled and fragmentary.
Singing Program Draws Big Crowd
About 2 000 people packed the auditorium of C S Slaton Junior Alpha Beta second. First place in the fraternity division went to Sigma Alpha Epsilon Phi Gamma Delta won second place. Injured in wreck faces in Port Conn into Saturday night at West Tex Hospital where she was under treatment for a fractured hip and minor lacerations suffered in a car wreck about 7 p m Friday. The accident occurred about three miles south of the city on Quirt Avenue when Mrs Boffs 1951 sedan left the road and hit a tree after the reportedly blind.
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C. S. Slaton Junior Alpha Beta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta
West Tex|s Hospital
Quirt Avenue
Shivers Fights Email Sparks Texas Delegation Debate
Shivers confronts Sandlin over public alignment with anti Shivers forces for Texas delegation chairmanship. Questions address pledged party names, voting rules, and two thirds restoration. Brownell meeting with Shivers cited as pivotal in Texas politics.
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Sandlin
Gov
Shivers
Texas
Johnson
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