Large Savings For Builders And Buyers Seen In Building Units Standardization
New house construction benefits from standardized coordinated components aligned for on site assembly. House & Home says standardized parts reduce labor costs and boost competition with pre fabricated builders, promising savings.for builders and buyers.
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Jew York
House & Home
American Standards Assn
Research Institute of the National Assn
Home Builders and
Wood
Steel
Aluminum
Nahb Research Institute
Ralph Johnson
NAHB
F. C. Russell Co
Cleveland
Toronto
A. T. Rydell|i Co
Minneapolis
National Electrical Manufacturers Assn
Frigidaire
Westinghouse
Kelvinator
Servel
Youngstown
Curtis
Bathroom Round Table
Round Table
Stassen Claims Nixon Delegates Below One-Sixth Share
Harold E. Stassen charged that fewer than 200 of the 1,328 Republican delegates to the national convention are pledged to Nixon and that less than one-sixth are committed. He urged nominating Gov. Christian Herter of Massachusetts and said his drive is gaining steam. Some leaders, including Ralph H. Bonnell, questioned the timing and viability of Stassen's effort.
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Stassen
Nixon
Washington
Harold E. Stassen
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Ralph H. Bonnell
Rabid Kitten Located After Child Bite in Lubbock
Lubbock officers with city animal warden staff found a possibly rabid kitten that had bitten four year old Nancy Phillips of Phoenix on July 3. The kitten is at the animal shelter for observation after examination by Dr. B L Dawson. no current rabies signs were found.
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Lubbock
Nancy Phillips
W. T. Phillips
Phoenix
Ariz
B. L. Dawson
Roy Andrews
Andrews
Phillips
Fred Morris
37Th St
Nancy
Reluctant Japan Says Peace Treaty With Russia In Hand
Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu stated he will sign the Soviet Japanese peace treaty next week if it is completed. He limped to the Soviet Foreign Ministry and indicated Japan would abandon further claims to Kunashiri and Etorot́u. He appealed to Premier Bulganin and Khrushchev after bypassing Shepilov, without success.
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Moscow
Mamoru Shigemitsu
Shigemitsu
Kurile
Kunashiri
Etorotu
Dmitri Shepilov
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Ban Lifted On Travel Through H-Bomb Testing Area
The Atomic Energy Commission announced no further need for seamen and aviators to skirt the Pacific testing grounds after a radiological survey. Restrictions remain for Bikini and Eniwetok atolls and adjacent waters without explicit clearance. Editor William Wren, 63, of the San Francisco Examiner, dies of a heart attack.
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Pacific
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
San Francisco
William Wren
The
San Francisco Examiner
Grand Jury To Review 55 Criminal Cases In Lubbock
A 16 member panel is summoned for 12 jurors to serve the year in Judge Victor Lindsey’s court. Defendants include Charlotte Homer charged with a July fatal stabbing of Robert Garrett and Jose Villegas charged with a July shooting in Lubbock. Other indictable offenses listed include forgery theft and burglary.
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District Attorney's Office
Victor H. Lindsey
Lindsey
Joe Teague
Slaton
Roy Farr
20Th St
J. E. Armes
Shallowater
Tom Cobb
Kenneth L. James
D. D. Webster
New Deal
Weldon Gordon
Idalou
Willie Miller
Locust Ave
Morris Meador
Lorenzo
Ralph Milliken
Lubbock
Wade] Hash
Frank Kitten
Frank W. Baker
32Nd St
Lawrence Anderson
John J. Christmann
19Th St
E. N. Jones
Texas Tech
Charlotte Dora Homer
Ash Ave
Jose Villegas
Homer
Robert Garrett
Carver Heights Adda
Garrett
Villegas
Joe Calderon
Jiminez
Grand
Juvenile shoots at officers in Pryor field chase
An 11 year old boy, in custody in Mayes County, fired at a car carrying county Judge Thomas Longmire and a child welfare supervisor, then shot at peace officers. He was captured after a field standoff and faces a felony assault with intent to kill charge.
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Pryor
Okla
Mayes Countrying
Bill Thomas
L. L. Weaver
Thomas
Thomas Longmire
Elizabeth McCauley
J A Montgomery Rites Planned in Weatherford Area
J A Montgomery 80 died of a heart attack at his son T W Montgomery's Cotton Center home after arriving for a visit. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Monday at Pooleville near Weatherford. burial at White Funeral Home in Weatherford. He was a retired farmer born October 8 1867 in Jack County. Survivors include three sons two daughters two brothers and two sisters.
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Plainview
J. A. Montgomery
T. W. Montgomery
Cotton Center
Montgomery
Weatherford
Pooleville
Muleshoe
Maggie Wilks
Henderson
J. H. Montgomery
Jacksboro
Willis Montgomery
Casca Grande
Ariz
S. A. Morgan
Lubbock
S. Ray
Jajove
Calif
Canadian River Authority Directors Meet Monday
The Canadian River Municipal Water Authority will hold a 10 a.m. meeting Monday at the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce. Chairman Robert E. Maxey said directors seek a final decision on water sales to non member cities and have asked those cities to submit participation plans by Monday as representatives were expected to attend.
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Canadian River Municipal Water Authority
Lubbock
Executive Secretary Named For re Chi Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas
Cecil Reid head of the Rockport Marine laboratory of the Texas Game and Fish Commission was named executive secretary of the newly organized Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas Inc. The $12 000 a year post was announced by SCOT president Harry Jersig. Reid, Texas A&M alumnus, brings 18 years in wildlife and fisheries management.
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Re Chi Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas, Inc
Austin
iCecil Reid
Rockport Marine Laboratory
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas, Inc
Reid
Harry Jersig
SCOT
Texas A&m College
Jes Management
Lamesa Park Board Plans New Park Ordinance
Lamesa officials met in special session to draft an ordinance to bolster enforcement of park rules. J D McPhaul said ordinances will empower police and park superintendents to prosecute violators and regulate Pioneer Park recreation hall and the Forrest Park community center. Stansell Clement will prepare the measures for council approval amid concerns over a few abusing park privileges.
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Lamesa
Caprock Room
Lamesa Park
Pioneer Park
Forrest Park
J. D. McPhaul
Lamesa Park Board
Stansell Clement
National Plumbing Month highlights home improvement loans
August observance urges home modernization as census shows 3,144,000 dilapidated homes lacking baths or hot water and 8,404,000 without private baths or showers. Through FHA Title I loans, VA programs, open-end mortgages, and bank loans homeowners can finance plumbing and heating upgrades with terms up to 30 years in VA loans and up to three years for FHA and conventional loans.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Veterans Administration
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