Star Carriers named for Avalanche Journal routes
Six more paper delivery boys join the ranks of Star Carriers for July at The Avalanche Journal. Names include Jay Joiner, Buddy Thomas, Tommy Ashton, David Dear, Darnee Ritchey, and Joe Trammell, with monthly earnings ranging from 30 to 80 dollars.
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Avalanche Journal
Ae Estar Carriere
Jay Joiner
Buddy Thomas
Tommy Aahton
David Dear
Dannce Ritchey
Joe Trammell
Jay
Mra
Thelma Joiner
71St St
J. T. Hutchinson
Blacke
Ind St
Yeansield
Hahdy
Tom
Church of Christ
Tommer Ashton
Tommy
Alma Ashton
26Th
Ste
Monterey High School
Trinit Baptist Church
Toe Trammell
Mre
Jae Trammell
44Th St
45Th St
Caphemore
Monterey High Sebel
Monteres Rapnet Chanel
Star Carrere the
Hove
Avalanche Journal Public Line Co
Star Carrere
The
Dannce
Ritchey
Tommy Ashton
Charlies Rand
Avalanche Journal Publishing Co
U S girl in Red Capital urges end to atom tests
Francine Kamen of New York tells Youth Festival delegates that Americans should pressure the U S government to ban nuclear tests. She refuses to identify home town. The talk urges compromise between the United States and the Soviet Union to halt testing.
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U. S
Red Capital
Drive
Roy Fsloyan
Moscow
Francine Kamen
New York
Sp Sdet Union
Britain
Japan
Hiroshima ’ Bu
Andy McEwen
Dorothy Miller
Ethel Goldenstein
Kamen
Tndav
United States
Sextet Union
Soviet Union
Hungary
Russia
Why hay fever hits hardest at night
Medical Mirror explains night hay fever worsens from greater pollen fallout as particles settle from warm daytime currents. Two Milwaukee doctors replicated fallout with a toy city showing warming keeps powder aloft and delays ground settlement, suggesting city warming could affect atomic fallout and civil defense considerations.
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Milwaukee
Cotton futures slide after midweek rally fades
In New York Cotton futures faltered after a midweek surge and closed lower for the second straight week. Weekly quotes fell 4 cents to around 18 cents per pound with seasonal highs drifting down as favorable weather, a weaker July parity, and rising hedge selling weighed on sentiment.
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New York
Cotton Futures
Sa&n A Hale
World’s Oldest Reigning King Celebrates Birthday in Norway
Oslo reports King Haakon VII celebrated his 83rd birthday quietly in his Royal Palace apartment. The monarch, the world’s oldest reigning king, has reigned 52 years. Prince Harald, the heir presumptive at 21, spoke briefly on state radio.
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Oslo
Norway
Haakon VII
Hae
Royal Palace
Harald
Haakon
Extension Service Names New Acting Director in College Station
John F. Hutchison, long time Texas Agricultural Extension Service leader, announced as acting director effective August 20. Hutchison succeeds Gideon who resigns to join United States Operations Mission in Karachi. Hutchison, native of Hill County, holds BS MS and EdD from Texas A&M and has held multiple extension posts since 1936. A separate Havana note reports the birth of a daughter to Marta Fernandez Miranda de Fatidta, wife of Cuba’s President, expanding the Batistas’ family.
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College Station
John Fr. Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Heaue. Trede GG. Gideon
United States
Mi Qn
Karachi
Pakie
DAW
Williams
Texas AG College System
Hutchison
Hill County
Texas A&m College
Matagorda
Havana
Marta Fernandez Miranda de Fatidta
Cuba
Batistas
Austin Police Dragnet For Suspected Killer In Shooting
Austin police set a citywide dragnet for an unknown slayer after a heated argument ended with Ruben Banda aged 20 shot five times in the chest. Banda was reportedly struck in the right arm first, then his chest, with bullets wounding his right lung and shoulder.
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Austin
Ruben Banda
Banda
Portable Gadgets Bring Comfort to Wilds On The Go
Portable camping gear is edging toward home comfort with lightweight tents stove lanterns and cooling chairs. New designs promise easy setup with one person, no center poles, and car powered lighting. Folding showers, baby cribs, and even a full-sized inflatable boat fit in a car trunk for family trips.
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Dion Henderson
Preas
Piney Woods
Wilderness Lake
Garvin family reunion draws near fifty attendees in Idalou
Approximately 49 persons attended the second annual W. H. Garvin family reunion at Idalou Community House last Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. C Garvin and many relatives from Childress Wichita Falls Idalou Lubbock and Plainview. Plans were announced for a July 29 1958 reunion in Lubbock. In Los Angeles a judge dismissed a misdemeanor drunk driving charge against actress Gia Scala citing insufficient evidence after she said she had two glasses of champagne.
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W. H. Garvin
Idalou
T. C Garvin
Tommy
Johnny
Flo
Childress
A. L. Garvin
Alvona
Wichita Falls
C. A. Arnold
June
Elaine
Saves
Randy
Los Angeles
Amidge
Gia Scala
Miss Scala
33 Year-Old Worker Charged In Theft From City Car Barn
Juan G Bocanegra a 33 year old laborer employed at Lab hock car barn was charged with felony theft for a series of vehicle thefts dating back to March. He was released on 2000 bond after being taken into custody following a tip about a trucker buying tires from him.
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Juan G. Bocanegra
Peace Court
Bocanegra
Lab. Hock
Boccamera
All-Bran: Breakfast Bulk for Daily Regularity
A public notice-style ad promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a ready to eat breakfast option. It highlights six servings with milk for daily laxative bulk and mentions individual portions available in restaurants and aluminum foil packaging.
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