Burglary arrests in Lubbock yield little new evidence
District Attorney Burton S. Burks and police say the arrests of L. W. Bell and Glynn T. Hudgens on three counts of burglary produced no major new leads. The two ex policemen admitted breaking into Montgomery Ward Co Corcorran's Tailors and Clothiers and J O Easter Drugstore on Texas Ave. Bonds were set at 3000 dollars each for a June 3 grand jury appearance.
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L. W. Bell
Glynn T. Hudgens
Burton S. Burks
Montgomery Ward & Co
Corcorran’s Tailors and Clothiers
J. O. Easter
New Hearing Aid Allows Self Adjustment and No Battery Pack
A compact hearing device praised by the American Medical Association backed by Beltone Dept 5074 Chicago offers a self adjustable tone, no separate battery, wire, case, or garment. Free descriptive booklet and in home demonstration available without cost.
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Council On Physical Medicine
American Medical Association
Seltone
Dept
19Th Street
Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Two Are Killed In Pistol Duel
In Houston a 26 year old woman Mrs Orelia Winkelman testified she hid in a bathroom as her husband Arthur Winkelman and ex husband Frank Cutler, both shot to death. Arthur died of multiple wounds and Frank suffered fatal bullet holes. Police described a duel that began around 12 30 am after the couple returned from visiting Arthur' s mother.
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Houston
U.P
Orelia Winkelman
Arthur Winkelman
Frank Cutler
Winkelman
Cutler
Arnold
Clones Council Repeals Ban On Unmarried Couples
The Clones city council repealed a long standing ordinance that barred unmarried couples from sitting together in the town's only motion picture theater.
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Clones
Eire
Store Burglaries Probe Continues As Bell Frequented Shops
Police report that Bell habitually lounged in at least two burglarized stores. No fence has been located for disposal of any suspected merchandise. Investigation into the case will be continued.
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Bell
SPAAF Continues As One Of Largest Depots In Area
SPAAF at South Plains Army Airfield remains among the region’s biggest storage depots with hundreds of aircraft in pickling and storage. About 1,500 planes are on site or awaiting processing, operated by 800 civilian workers who arrange rows up to a quarter mile long. Aircraft include B 25s, B 17s, C 46s, C 54s and AT 6s. veterans Sweet Sue and Flak Happy reflect combat histories.
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SPAAF
South Plains Army Airfield
Kingman, Ariz
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Kingman
Ariz
Subsidies Cut for Dairy May 1 Under Bowles Plan
Subsidies on dairy products will drop May 1 as Economic Stabilizer Chester Bowles moves to strengthen dairy farmer returns and maintain milk production. In the county, over $25,000 was paid in the first quarter. payments now are 70 cents per hundredweight of milk and 17 cents per pound butterfat, to be reduced to 55 and 15 respectively, with an above the planned Congress path.
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Chester Bowles
Triple -A
Walter Wells
Congress
Bowles
Overseas Troop Arrivals, Dairy Subsidies Stir March News
Scheduled arrivals of overseas troops head to New York on the Frostburg Victory and the Haverford Victory with assigned soldiers. Dairy subsidy payments total about 930 million by January 1 and are projected to reach 1.25 billion by June 30, while April milk and butterfat sales reach billions of pounds. Restrictions on butterfat use for ice cream and whipping cream, plus price ceilings on cream, aim to shift milk solids to essential uses as fluid milk prices stay firm.
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Congress
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Department of Agriculture
Planes Can Be Restored To Flight In Just Hours
Report notes that aircraft can return to flying condition after limited downtime, with only a few hours' notice required for restoration.
Sullivan and His Hymns and Light Operas
The renowned composer Arthur Sullivan, famed for his collaborations with W. S. Gilbert in light operas, also wrote notable hymns including Onward, Christian Soldiers and Nearer, My God, to Thee.
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W. S. Gilbert
Arthur Sullivan
North Carolina militia flag at Guilford 1781 shows red blue stripes
A historical note recalls Guilford Battle in 1781 where North Carolina militiamen carried a flag with red and blue stripes instead of red and white. The piece also compares wartime marriage trends noting World War II Americans wed over 100000 foreign brides while World War I saw about 8000.
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North Carolina
Guilford
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Avalanche Journal
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E. I. Shelton
Shelton
Bill Mabray
Bell and Hudgens
Ward’s
A. H. Maas
Hudgens
Montgomery Ward
B.T.U. CA
Witho
Texas Avenue
New York
Frostburg
Joe A. Sharp
Plainview
T. L. Eastwood
Haverford
Norris D. Roberson
Amin
Doe
Vitey Chemica
Ortra
Dept. L
Bill of Rights
Texas Chiropractic College
San Pedro Park
San Antonio
Dickinson Motor Company
Dodge
Plymouth
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Lester's
Fosson
Wales
Christine
Bulova
Lesters Jewelers
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