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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1956

Page

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Malibu brush fires devastate 60 homes and 350000 acres

Malibu fires rage across 350000 acres and hurl destruction at 60 homes as Los Angeles and Ventura counties battle five major blazes. President Eisenhower is urged to grant standby troop powers to respond to the crisis and deter further violence.

Ike Harry Boyle Aalibu Calif Malibu Beach San Fernando Valley Los Angeles Ventura County Santa Monica Mountains Lake Sherwood Malibu Little Sycamoro Canyon Eisenhower Los Angeles County Keith Klinger Hollywood Hills Hollywood U.S. Forestry Service

GOOD MORNING In Today's Paper Editorial Page Snags Sues Operations

The edition announces a snag affecting operations as reported in the editorial section. It notes nationwide and state context, with separate panels on women’s news, oil news, radio and TV programs, and a comic dictionary entry on a Savings Club defined as a costly weapon against the cost of living.

Women's News South Plains Oil News

Mad Bomber Strikes Again Vexes New York Crowd

Reports from Madison Square Garden and Macy’s Herald Square describe fake bombs planted by the so called mad bomber. Police say several devices found in the past hours appear identical in method including a five inch pipe wrapped in a sock. A theater bomb was removed after an anonymous warning.

New York Manhattan Paramount Theater New York Public Library Andrew Sweeney John O'Brien Ft. Tilden Queens Madison Square Garden Associated Preses York Macy's Herald Square Department Store The Garden Walter Leroy Bomber Page

Tax Cut Seen as Possible in 1957 Prediction by GOP Leader

House GOP Leader Joseph W. Martin Jr predicts a small tax cut next year and major liberalization of immigration laws. He spoke after a 30 minute chat with President Eisenhower, saying he would have the highest batting average in Congress among recent presidents. He cautioned no specific legislation was discussed. Also noted were radar enforcement spikes with 404 tickets in Lubbock, and talk of an emergency measure to admit more Hungarian refugees entering the country.

Tashington Administration Eisenhower Congress U.S Middle East Rosana White House Russia Dulles United States House Senate Fisenhower Joseph W. Martin Mass Martin Democrats Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wyo Thomas J. Foley GOP

Death Of Boy In Wreck Gives Girl Chance For Life

In Chicago on December 28 a Christmas traffic crash led surgeons at Children’s Memorial Hospital to transplant skin from 3-year-old Gilbert Case IT to badly burned Cindy Evans of Decatur. The operation, five hours, aimed to save Cindy’s life and cover burns from knees to chin. Gilbert’s skin now covers about 90 percent of the burned area, offering her a fighting chance amid recovery uncertainties.

United Preney Chicago Children's Memorial Hospital Gilbert Cindy Evans Decatur Mil Cindy Lee

New Look Plan for Hungary Drives Red Pullout

Reports compiled from Avalanche Wires say Soviet forces pull back 12 to 14 divisions, moving tanks and troops toward Hungary to weave a new lock into the exiled Communist government. Independent sources say Poland’s new regime and border crossings into the USSR marked a staged withdrawal as indictments loom against Mihaly Farkas and son Vladimir for Stalin era purges, amid a sweeping turnpike and police retrenchment across Indiana, Ohio Valley, and Pennsylvania.

Iians Hungary Munist U.S.S.R Poland Romania Soviet Union Mihaly Farkas Vladimir Theecret Police Matyas Rakosi United Press Commu Ohio Valley Lantic Seaboard Theering Chicago Laszlo Bajk Indiana Vladimir Farkas Ohio Pennsylvania New York State Janos Kadar Mihaly Vladimir Friday Farkas Tober New York

Tennessee Maid of Cotton Crowned From 23 Finalists

Blonde Helen Landon of Huntingdon Tennessee, daughter of Maj Gen T H Landon, was chosen 1957 Maid of Cotton over 22 other cotton belt beauties. She will represent the industry on a six month goodwill tour. Sherry Sinex of Lubbock and Jo Ann Deason of Enoree, DC, were among the top finalists as 5,000 packed City Auditorium for the crown events.

Tennessee Helen Landon United States Europe Miss Landon Huntingdon University of Tennessee T. H. Landon Panama Caribbean Air Force Tech Sherry Sinex Texas Tech Lubbock Patricia Cowden Raleigh N.C Mississippi Kathryn Louise Cooper Crenshaw Memphis State Pat Rainwater Rock Hill University of Florida Sally Wade Kenton Bennett Junior College Millbrook N.Y Texas

New Year Deaths Seen On Bloodied U S Roads

National Safety Council predicts 490 people will die in traffic accidents during the four day New Year weekend from Friday 6 pm to Tuesday midnight. The toll trails the 713 holiday record last weekend but exceeds the 1952 53 New Year record of 407. With 12 deaths reported by Friday, the summary toll included one fire fatality and a Baldwin Borough crash. President Eisenhower voiced remarks on the hazard.

Hicago National Safety Council Baldwin Borough Pittsburgh Eisenhower

Woman Shot In Race Row On Montgomery Bus

Rosa Jordan, 22, was shot in both legs aboard a Montgomery Alabama city bus amid violence tied to end of segregation. A second, noninjury attack occurred on the same bus later. Police halted all city bus service for the night as Jordan received treatment at Oak Street General Hospital.

Associated Press Ontgomery Ala Clyde Sellers Rosa Jordan Oak Street General Hospital

Two Tot Deaths From Apartment Fire In Georgia

In Fitzgerald Georgia an apartment fire started by an overturned Christmas tree with electric lights burned two children to death. Five other children were in the care of a 15 year old babysitter. three escaped. Door latch trapped others. Phyllis Anne Tooten and Jeannie Carol Lack died at Ben Hill County Hospital.

Weather Map Page Lubbock Forecast Sees Mild Day

Fair and mild weather anticipated in Lubbock and vicinity with a morning low around 27 degrees and a daytime high near 60. North winds 10 to 15 mph, with partly cloudy or lane conditions noted in the scattered text.

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