Meeting Slated Monday for Pope 2 1 Lubbock March
Lubbock Mothers Plan Annual March of Dimes Drive with a Monday meeting at the Capsock Hotel to hear Mire Parson of Austin state allocate women’s services for the Navona Foundation to Fight Davalveisene. The drive features local organizers and preparations across Lubbock County.
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Pope
Lubbock
Ter
Avalanche-Journal
Sun
Denes
BcHilburr Jr
Mares Harman
Frank C
Maren
Capsock
Mire Oo Parson
Austin
Allociar
Women’s Aericites
Navona Foundation
Sane
President Seeks Budget to Balance by Year’s End
President proposes a balanced budget by June, delivering to Congress a plan that relies on higher revenues from an expanding economy. The administration expects to revise current year estimates to show a balanced budget for the first time since 1951, with spending up as revenues grow. Captains named for a Veterans drive are listed in the Tahhark area under chapter details.
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Congress
Fong
Preston
Congress' Approval On Shutdowns Seen
Washington predicts congressional backing for most of the Defense Department plan to end commercial activities. Rep. George H. Mahon says about a high percentage will be approved though exact activities to be shut down remain undecided.
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Congress
Washington
George H. Mahon
Defense Department
Texas Democrat
House Military Appropriations
Mahon
United Press
Activites Conrene
Concammtion Alread
Navy
Nerfoix Va
Mare Island
Boston Navy Yard
Rites Pending For J B Kelley In Tahoka
Tahoka funeral arrangements are pending for J B Kelley a Lynn County farmer who died today at Tahoka Hospital. He had lived in the area since 1943 and is survived by his wife and ten sons among others in several Texas towns.
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Tahoka
Wunera
J. B. Kelley
Lynn County
Spm
Stanley Funeral Home
Kelley
Pte
Jamin Ketey
Kray
Talia
Johnson Muskogee
Rogers
Rakesne
AE Minne Keles
West Caleman
Grady Ashley Tens
Tex
John Ades Barter Tay
Joseph Brooks Kelley
Wimble Thief Leaps From Car To Truck To Steal Mail Sacks
Police report a theft involving a thief leaping from a car to a truck to steal mail sacks in a downtown Portland street. A witness described a man clinging to a vehicle and snatching mail before fleeing as officers chased the suspect.
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Portland
Maine
ORLA
Balanene Preramanes
Fred Ho Corbin
Cedan Pi
Dane
Dover
Three stolen cars partly recovered by police here
Police reported two of three stolen vehicles found by 5 pm and one still missing a 1919 Majer Ford sedan. Owners John Deal and Natalie McCulloch are named with addresses. A 1950 Ford sedan owned by John Dykes was also recovered on the Tech campus. A separate note from Portage la Prairie mentions Ced Greenlay in the High Bluff area and twins in five years.
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Lubback
4Th Street
College Avenue
John Deal
Natalie McCulloch
Tech
John Dykes
Portage LA Prairie
High Bluff
Here
Refusal To Release Mitchell Records Revealed At Probe
A House Government Operations subcommittee revealed that the defense department once refused to let a newsman examine a 30 year old Gen. Billy Mitchell court martial record. Witnesses questioned Defense Secretary Wilson's order to suppress information, with one aide claiming the transcript should have been made available.
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Mitchell Records
Washington
Defense de Parenes
Billy Mitchell
Jaenh Sener
John Bo Mase
Calif
Sches
Mitchell
R. Kari Honaman
Defense
Henaman
St Dee
Toephone Laboratories
Es E Wilson
Ad' Acanerae
Pamary Meson
Whch
Senor
Horaman Sidne
Honaman
Wilson
Food Drug Commissioner Sees End To Home Cooking Chores
The Food and Drug Commissioner predicts major changes in cooking as pre cooked and pre packed food becomes common. He believes cooking will become an avocation rather than a necessity within the next decade.
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Wite
George Po Larrek
Animals Rise Against Humans Reported Worldwide
A string of uprisings by wolves and a tiger terrorizes regions from India’s Orissa mining camps to Minnesota. Reports describe hunts filed by authorities and fear of attacks as winter intensifies, with a separate note saying the Marine Corps released a monograph about Okinawa.
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Alta
Orissa
Ialy
Abruvz
Faith City Mission remodeling clears Knapp Hotel site
Work at the Rescue Mission building in Lubbock proceeds with trash and debris removal from years of neglect at the former Knapp Hotel. Crews from Faith City Missions Inc. cart away refuse as remodeling advances. opening date pending completion.
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Faith City Missions. Inc
Knapp
Lubbock
Faith City Mission
Baxter University students win campus posts and teams
John Wilkerson of 605 38th St is named junior class reporter and Daily Lariat ad manager. Jaine Jones of Lub bock is selected for Ottawa Kansas University women's volleyball roster. News notes include local patients at West Texas Hospital and Methodist Hospital, a Tahoka farmer's death, and a Lubbock hotel conversion plan into a faith mission with upstairs staff quarters and a downstairs chapel.
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John Wilkerson
J. G. Wilkerson
Baxter University
Wilkerson
Lariat
Jaine Jones
Edward Jones
Lubbock
Ottawa
Kansas University
Myo
Dick Hogan
Amarillo
Tracy
Hogan
Faith Mission
Rockefeller Institute launches new program to train scientific leaders
The Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research starts a graduate program to form future scientific leaders. Ten graduates of 1955 are the first class, with a goal of 6 to 7 scholars studying at the institute and abroad toward PhD or Doctor of Medical Sciences degrees.
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New York
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Hecu
Five Family Members Injured In Two Car Crash Here
Five members of the Tom McClure family received minor injuries when their car collided with another at the intersection of 38th Street and Avenue H at 7 20 pm Saturday. The McClure car was stopped in the middle of the street preparing to turn left when struck by a vehicle driven by Gerald Bryan Leslie 21 of 523 47th Street. Leslie was uninjured. The family members were taken to Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital for cuts and bruises. Police filed no charges.
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Tom McClure
38Th Street
Avenue H
McClure
38Th Stret
Gerald Bryan Leslie
47Th St
Leslie
McChire
2Nd Street
Avenue
Ais
Betty
Nell
Nona
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Dami Rd
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Ty Arnett Schaal
P. Rawr
Shanes
Emery
Sandere
Harvard
Negra
Mobere
Tahhark
Telia
De'ty Siena Theta
Forn Ware
Mee Pan Mowe
Otaan
Muleshof
Wes Izzard
Centor
Muleshoe
Terry Kerkricht
Etys Chamber of Commerce
Hengier Makeng
Ralph Mardis
Outeniis
Arcane
Heath Vacation
Mautlout Morrain
Martin
South
Merlin
Mey
Merll
Minnesota
India
Ner Claire
York
Midnesota
Desers
Lone Wolf
Fin Flor
Mar Faba
Marine
Marine Corps
Pacific
Okinawa
Epson Olitaines TaEy
Amarillo, Texas
Hanks
Cee Furniture and Fisture
Edward W. Fletcher
J. R. Williams
Edith V. Fle
W. A. “Pode” Powell
W. M. Scofield
Advisors
Manning Holland
A. J. Robinson
Stete
F. Hawkins
West Texas Hospital
Mra
J. A. Hughes
25126Th St
Sammy Beebe
9Th St
Gark H Schooley
28Th St
Th St
College Ave
Frank P. Head
Senate
West Texas
Ave. Fo
Jessie Flores
Methodist Hospital
Rt. 3
Q. B. Beavers
Southwestern General Hospital
Paso
McDonald Funeral Home
Taither Transfer and Storage Co
Ave G
Harold McIrion
Jong
Bob Tracy
Hebron
Conn
Douglas Pimm
David
Nigeria
Accersons
Diamonds
Ers
Greenobie
France
Spears Chiropractic Sanitarium and Hospital
Denver
Colo
DODGE
Plymouth
FORD
Mercury
Dalton Motor Exchange
Las Tcillas
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