Playground Recreation Schedule Cited for Lubbock Parks
The Avalanche-Journal notes Tumbling shows led by Mary Ann Cobb at city playgrounds with 7:00 p.m. sessions. Events include beginner and intermediate ribbon awards, with a list of park nights and locations. Parents invited to attend. citywide play day announced.
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How Mexico Farmer Is Killed In Auto Mishap Near Del Rio
A Mexico farmer dies in a vehicle crash near Del Rio as area pools schedule activity with park directors registering participants for local playoffs. Splash days run at four neighborhood wading pools Carlisle Pioneer Wagner and Booker T Washington daily 4 30 p m to 6 30 p m with directors on duty until pools are drained.
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Texas Solon Urges Funds Only If Revenue Is In Sight
U S Representative John Dowdy of Athens says Congress should increase money for federal programs only when revenue is in sight and not while debt grows. He proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a four fifths vote to approve more money than the treasury collects. Dowdy adds caution about indefinite debt and mentions related transfers and staff movements in Washington.
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New Charges Filed Against Batchelor
San Antonio July 31 Army leveled three more charges against Cpl Claude Batchelor a 22 year old former POW from Kermit Texas in 4th Army custody awaiting a court martial next month He is accused of informing on other prisoners taking part in a camp trial and related disloyal actions Lt Barrera said the new charges follow sworn statements by other former prisoners Earlier counts charged him with making speeches to lure prisoners to communism writing pro propaganda articles and letters of disloyalty.
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Senate Group Okays New Helium Plant
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a $6 million government helium plant project to be built by the Bureau of Mines. Site decisions will consider Excel Tex or Cimarron County Oklahoma, funded within a $2 billion supplemental appropriation.
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Riverman Brings Steel Barrel Down Niagara Rapids
Major Lloyd Hill rode a red steel barrel through Niagara River rapids near Prospect Point and the American Falls. swept into whirlpool, then to Canadian shore. Police questioned, released him after confirming no law violation. He called the ride rough and claimed a possible broken rib.
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Bigger dining rooms urged to ease crowded House restaurants
Rep Clare Hoffman a 78 year old Michigan Republican urged larger dining facilities for Congress arguing current rooms cause pushing and shoving. He said a cafeteria style dining area run to profit would ease taxpayer losses and improve space for guests. A House resolution to investigate eating conditions was approved as Hoffman critiqued House Rules chair Leo Allen for delaying action.
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Valley Cotton Ginning Reaches New Year High
The State Agriculture Department reported Valley cotton ginning for the week ended Thursday reached a new high for the year. Starr counties ginned 62,271 bales, pushing the season total to 243,023 bales. The report notes the season total surpasses 1952 figures and cites a drop in illegal alien pickers as a factor.
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