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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1957

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Deluges measure up to 12 inches in eastern areas of state

Tropical storm Bertha drenched East Texas with heavy rain and flash flooding. An unofficial 12.8 inch total in Tennessee Colony led to flooded homes and businesses in Livingston and Trinity, while Palestine recorded 7 inches and Dallas felt remnants of the downpour. Multiple towns reported high runoff and traffic disruptions as the system weakened by twilight.

Preas Texas Bertha Tennessee Palestine Livingston Trinity Tennessee Colony Trinity River Dallas Trinidad Athens Corsicana Lufkin Agricultural Experiment Station Hudson Longview Tyler Marshall Corsteans Houston

Lawyer Tells Cage To Stay Out Of Texas

Dist. Atty. Henry Wade calls new statements by BenJack Cage as opening broader investigation into the ICT embezzlement case. Cage may return to Dallas to face trial but signals indecision as grand jury plans proceed. Wade and foreman Cobrum set to reconvene Monday.

Cage Texas Associated Press Ico City Henry Wade Dallas BenJack ICT Wade ICT Insurance Co M. R. Trion Grand Jury W.H. Cobrum Dallas County Grand Jury Mr. Cothrum

Editorial and Notices Summary Snapshot

The page offers a general newspaper overview with editorials and area farm news. It references church page and TV guide sections plus a finance company definition noting the paradox of earning versus spending.

Robbers Hold Family Captive In Ohio Home

A trio of armed robbers seized a family near Anton Ohio for about a day after robbing a grocery and wounding Patrolman Harris Lillie. After law officers surrounded the rural home with tear gas the men surrendered as the officer fought for life in Mercy hospital.

Anton Ohio Homer Fenstemaker Harris Lillie Louisville Lillie Mercy Hospital Miriam Lee

Police, FBI crack $200000 robbery at Louisville estate

Police and FBI agents said they cracked an eight month old robbery of nearly $200000 from the William M Bullitt estate with six arrests. Among those held was James E Fasley 35 the Bullitt estate chauffeur and former city policeman. All suspects described as Negroes.

Louisville FBI William M. Bullit James E. Fasley Bullitt

Administration speeds push to strengthen civil rights bill

Eisenhower officials led by Vice President Nixon pressed to add power to the civil rights bill as the House moved a broader measure to a conference with the Senate. Justice Department lawyers prepared proposals while avoiding school integration. Aiming to pass this session, officials seek a compromise close to the Senate version without surrendering principles. Senate GOP Leader Knowland floated a November special session if needed.

Jack Bell Ashington Eisenhower Meein Nixon Justice Department Republican House Senate House Conference Committee Senate Congress Knowland California

Eisenhower Recasts U.S. War Strategy for Nuclear Era

President Eisenhower and the National Security Council are reshaping the U.S. military political plan to align with new small atomic weapons and a belief that limited nuclear warfare will be feasible in the future. The move signals a shift in strategic doctrine amid evolving nuclear era assumptions.

John M. Hightower Ashington Eisenhower National Security Council Russia Dulles United States Moscow

Haley Okays Open Session On XAS Board Meeting

The XAS Tech board may hold an open session for its Saturday meeting as directors consider bylaw changes to require a majority vote for executive sessions. J E Haley supports openness, while Vice Chairman Jim Lindsey and Chairman W D Watkins show cautious support and expect a press-friendly outcome.

J. Evetts Haley Canyon Haley Jim Lindsey Midland W. D. Watkins Abilene Watkins Sea Next Move

Housewife Hurt As Car Plows Into Kitchen

A 35 year old Lubbock housewife, Mrs. Ralph Wynn, was knocked eight feet across her kitchen when a car jumped an embankment and crashed into her home at 2601 40th Street. The driver, Sandra Belew, 15, swerved to miss another car near Akron and 41st, then lost control. Mrs. Wynn was in fair condition at Methodist Hospital. The incident caused about 1500 dollars in house damage and 250 dollars to the car. traffic charges are pending.

Lubbock 40Th St Ralph Wynn Sandra Ann Belew Dale Redy 41St St Sandra Akron Wynn Methodist Hospital Ronnie

Texas Family Among Seven Dead In California Wreck

A San Antonio lieutenant colonel and his family were killed in a head on collision near Livermore California. Lt Col Clarence E Fisher 39 his wife Fae 33 and two children Ray 10 and Kitty 18 months died at the scene. Terry 9 died later at Parks Air Force Base Hospital. Also killed were Mr and Mrs Paul Lockett 40 Hayward California. Elsie Adams next of kin listed at 142 E Ashby San Antonio.

Elsie Adams E. Ashby San Antonio Paul Lockett Hayward Calif

Four Boys Die In Bazooka Shell Blast In Yard

In York Pennsylvania a bazooka shell exploded during play killing four boys two of them brothers. Victims Joseph Weaver ten Lynn Baker eleven Stephen Baker nine and Gary Weaver fifteen died from the blast or later injuries. Authorities said the weapon had been obtained two weeks earlier during a visit to a soldier son at Fort Bragg North Carolina.

York Gary Weaver Joseph Weaver Lynn Baker Stephen Baker Weaver Ft. Bragg N.C

Khrushchev Stump Tour Blacked Out in East Germany

East German authorities imposed a radio TV blackout during Khrushchev’s provincial tour to hide the Soviet leader from Western view. The blackout aimed to limit coverage as Khrushchev addressed local audiences.

Berlin East Germany Nint. S. Khrushchev Western View

Gaines Farm Shooting Claims Gaines County Farmer

Seminole Texas August 10 Austin Nathaniel Addison 32 a Gaines County farmer died from gunshot wounds after being shot five to seven times with a .22 rifle at his farm 18 miles southwest of Seminole A farm worker reported the shooting to deputies who found Addison by a tractor Three witnesses were present No charges filed Survivors include a wife and two sons Funeral services are pending at Seminole Funeral Chapel.

Seminole Austin Nathaniel Addison Gaines County Addison Seminole Funeral Chapel

West Texas Press Assn Backs Open Meetings at Convention

The West Texas Press Association reaffirmed opposition to closed door sessions by public bodies at its 27th annual convention. A resolution urged Texas Tech board notification and cited recent professor firings as a danger to the citizen right to know. Felix R. McKnight of The Dallas Morning News spoke at a luncheon.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal XAS Tech American Assn AAUP University of Texas West Texas Press Assn BEE Landrum Avalanche-Journal Peston Texas Tech Newspaper Association Felix R. McKnight Dallas The Press Association Tech Board Star Chamber McKnight Area Press

Young Beauty Assured College Education

Dorothy Brown a 16 year old backwoods girl from North Carolina rose from a two room cabin near the Catawba River to national attention. An anonymous angel pledged to fund her high school and college education as suitors and promoters flocked to her, drawing interest from baseball teams modeling agencies and fashion figures.

Avalanche-Journal Coresville N. C North Carolina Long Sam Dorothy Brown Dorothy Catawba River Angel Canada Eve

Avalanche Journal to Receive Award From Ag Teachers

Austin August 10 The Avalanche Journal will be honored by the Vocational Agriculture Teachers Assn for distinguished service to the vocational agriculture training program in the Lubbock region The award will be presented at the association convention August 12 168 in Houston Wayne Carroll of Monterey High School Lubbock will accept the award on behalf of The Avalanche Journal Lt Gov Ben Ramsey and state legislators will also receive awards at a special breakfast August 14 in Houston More than 1000 vocational agriculture teachers from across the state are expected to attend the convention with about 90 percent of South Plains area teachers present The program will feature Chester Lauck Lum of Lum n Abner and W E Williams of Sul Ross State College Alpine first president of the association Gov Price Daniel has proclaimed the week of August See AWARDS Page 14

Wwilas Avalanche Austin Tewas Vocational] Agriculture Teachers Assn Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Association Houston Waylon Carroll Monterey High School Avalanche-Journal Ben Ramsey Texas House and Senate Texas Agriculture Journalists South Plains Walter Labay Plainview Area 1 Clemon Montgomery Big Spring Area 2 Chester Lauck Lum Lum'n Abner W. E. Williams Sul Ross State Colege Alpine Teachers’ Association Sterling Beckham Sulphur Springs Price Daniel

Weather Map Forecast for Lubbock and Vicinity

Partly cloudy with isolated afternoon and night thundershowers. Temperature little changed. High near 67, low around 39. Humidity rising to 83 percent by midnight. Precipitation near zero. Additional notes show Albuquerque and Dallas regional data with low confidence.

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