Queen to Tour U S Shows Speaking Charm
The Queen plans a U S tour with open carriage rides in Williams burg and Washington parades. Officials expect her first American speech at Jamestown's 350th anniversary and a red carpet welcome in Washington.
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Alan
Colonial Williamsburg
Washington
New York
University At Maryland
Norman Hartnell
Paris
Victor Purse
U.S
Jamestown
Aiport
Eisenhower
Odessa Man Jailed After Killing Wife
Thomas Yasscoumh Jr., 38, was charged with killing his wife Janie at his father's home. Mrs. Yarbrough died 45 minutes after a stomach wound as deputies pursued the suspect, who telephoned the sheriff to say he intended to surrender.
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Qdessa
Thomas Yasscoumh Jr
Janie
Yarbrough
Yarborough
Slim Gabrel
Bruno von Stults Haus: Weimaraner Earns Bench Championship
In Brownfield, 18 month-old Weimaraner Bruno, owned by Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Stults, earned bench championship and confirmation amid multiple honors totaling around 500 in value. The German-bred dog, officially Leiben's Bruno von Stults Haus, was named best of winners at a 1957 Dallas show and also collected best of winners in a Texas circuit where shown by Roland Muhler of California.
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Brownfield
Bruno
D.C
Roland Muhler
California
Soa Aoy
Bruce Stults
D.C. Stults
Bruce
Bults
Weimaraner Breed Adds Noted Shows and Guarded Breeding
The text notes the Weimaraner as a rare U S breed valued in Germany and rarely sold. It highlights regional show results in Houston, Longview, Galveston, Fort Worth and Texarkana, and mentions Mrs Stults leading Region 13 with vows to cull mixed or imperfect offspring. Bruno, at Tsang Po Kennels, gains rising fame.
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Won
Mesa. Ariz
Houston
Longview
Galveston
Fort Worth
Texarkana
U.S
Germany
Mra. Stults
Weimaraner Club
Region 13
Texas
Bruno
Tsang-Po
Lubhock
Employment Agency Reports 148 217 Jobs Filled in July
The Texas Employment Commission reports 148 217 farm and non farm jobs filled in July. About 100 968 placements were farm labor, beating June and July 1956 figures. Non farm placements reached 47 248 with 17 205 women and 2 253 physically handicapped workers.
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Employment Agency
Austin
Texas Employment Commission Today
National Guard cuts drills to save money
The National Guard Association says units nationwide will reduce drill periods in the July to September quarter. The Army National Guard Bureau recommends four fewer drills than last year, with state adjutants general given leeway. Any lost drills can be made up in the April to June quarter of next year as budget pressures persist from summer encampments.
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Washington
The
National Guard Assn
Army
National Guard Bureau
Auditorium Board To Elect Officers In 1958 Shows
The Auditorium Coliseum Operational Board will meet at 7 30 p m Monday to elect officers and discuss next year shows. It will be the last meeting for chairman G C Dowell and members Joe H Bryant and Dave Sherrill and the first session for new appointees Don L Jones Herbert Brash er and G V Fulton.
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Auditorium Coliseum
G. C. Dowell
Joe H. Bryant
Dave Sherrill
Don L. Jones
Herbert Brasher
G. V. Fulton
Suspected Sleeping Sickness Reported in Cameron County
Five new suspected cases raise Cameron County totals to 31 confirmed and 17 probable with one death. Health director Dr. David Cowgill says federal aid decision pending while officials spray the area to kill disease spreading mosquitoes with state help.
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San Benito
Tex
Cameron County
David Cowgill
Union Delegates Gather for Lubbock Brownfield Credit Workshop
Twenty two delegates from nine credit unions in Lubbock and Brownfield met Saturday for a South Plains Chapter workshop. Round table and group sessions discussed member service, loan application evaluation, and account methods. Directors treasurers and committee members led groups under supervisor W. E. Inc om Pit president.
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Lubbock
Brownfield
South Plains
Credit Unions
Austin Youths Begin 5000 Mile Campout From Lubbock
Four 16 year old Austin high school students spent a night in Lubbock on the first leg of a 5000 mile camping trip. They travel by trailer to Royal Gorge Denver Estes Park Cheyenne Salt Lake City Las Vegas Petrified Forest Yellowstone New Mexico. Alfred Baker is related to Mrs. Ward of 4016 43rd St.
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Austin
Lubbock
Colorado Springs
Alfred Baker
W. E. Ward
43Rd St
Ronnie Baker
Jimmy Evans
Tommy Caclfield
Royal Gorge
Denver
Estes Park
Cheyene
Salt Lake City
Las Vegas
Petrified Forest
Yellowstone National Park
New Mexico
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National Guard
Union
Grownfield
Seton Lean W. E. Incom
City Central High School
Oak Street
Nallas
McKelvy's Furniture Presents
Vermont
Costa Rica
Sly Thaad
Nhs
Welch Buffet
Vermont Furniture Company
Winooski
Wxilys Furniture
Broadway
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