Widow Sees Dream Fulfilled at Palmer House Hotel
Chicago Feb 4 Mrs Ima Klepitch celebrated her 25th wedding anniversary with daughters and yellow roses. Vernon Herndon Palmer House manager described the moment in a letter noting the family’s lifelong dream being fulfilled as the hotel aided the celebration.
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Blizzard Added To New Flood Threats
The report notes a blizzard worsening a flood by the River Dyle with rising tides overrunning sandbag defenses and threatening nearby banks.
Eisenhower Sets High Level Atomic Energy Conference
President Eisenhower calls a Monday meeting to reassess U S hydrogen program spending. Participants include Atomic Energy Commission chairman Gordon Dean and top officials such as Vice President Nixon and Treasury Secretary Humphrey.
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AEC
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Y. Wilson
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Pioneer Lubbock Resident Dies
William L. McCrummen a pioneer cattleman who came to Lubbock in 1905 died at 6 25 am Sunday in West Texas Hospital Funeral services will be conducted at Lipscomb Church with retired Methodist minister Dr Lipscomb officiating and Dr E H Crandell assisting from First Methodist Church of Lubbock
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Farm Bureau Presses Cotton Grading Changes At Dallas Meet
About 90 farm bureau representatives and cotton classing officials from Dallas and Washington attend a session. The group cites regional cotton production and seeks resolutions to modify the grading setup for the nation.
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School Board Faces Financing Dilemma on Building Additions
The board reviewed options amid concerns about funds for growth at UNCP era projects. Superintendent Nat Williams noted costs may outpace planned building expansions as community debate grows over the best path forward.
Administration May Wipe Out Price Controls Next Week
Officials said Eisenhower may end price controls on flour rice cereals crackers and other grocery goods next week. The Office of Price Stabilization OPS has signaled moves on chemicals metals and related items but specifics await final decisions.
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Matador Paper Moves to Boost Morning Service
In today’s paper the Matador Paper announces a shift in morning service as ees FO May Get serveanc ee. The report notes Page 1 Section 3 highlights changes and the newsroom plans.
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Project to Cost 107000 For Museum Work Begins
Fragmented article notes a museum project costing 107000 with work started at Fresco site and mentions a permanent monument plan. It references further pictures and a story on page 2. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
Spelling Bee Entries Sought From 14 Counties
Opal Dixon reports officials will accept contestants from 14 counties for an upcoming spelling bee at the South Plains area. More than 50 participants are expected to register for the event.
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South Plains
US Plan To Aid Chiang's Navy Hint Raises Questions
Fragmentary notes imply US strategy to assist Chiang Kai-shek's navy. The incomplete text suggests concerns about Communist gains and potential costs. Further details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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