Officer Chooses Resignation Over Traffic Tickets
CHICAGO January 17 a veteran police officer Alex Zielinski 33 quit after seven years over the urge not to issue tickets He says all motorists in his district are friends and nice people His transfer to the Loop failed to curb his view and he was ordered to resume ticketing. He refused and was told to either enforce or resign
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Chicago
Alex Zielinski
Zielinski
Loop
Stephen Naughton
Naughton
Funeral Services Held for Lela E Kendall in Lubbock
Funeral services for Mrs. Lela E Kendall long time Lubbock resident will be at 10 a m Monday in Ford Chapel First Baptist Church with Dr J Ralph Grant and Rev J F Nix officiating Burial is in City of Lubbock Cemetery Sanders Funeral Home in charge Kendall died Friday at 4 p m at her home 2111 27th St after a year long illness She lived in Lubbock 28 years and was active in church and business affairs Surviving are a nephew A S Veasey and other nephews and nieces Pallbearers are L C Boyd Wayne Martin Travis Martin J G Eleverett A C Starley and George Kuykendall
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Lela E. Kendall
Lubbock
Ford
First Baptist Church
J. Ralph Grant
J. F. Nix
City of Lubbock
Sanders Funeral Home
Kendall
27Th St
First 1Ist
Joe Keener
Broadway
Ave. J
A. S. Veasey
L. C. Boyd
Wayne Martin
Travis Martin
J. G. Eleverett
A. C. Starley
George Kuykendall
Marilyn Monroe Film Replaces Chaplin Western Theaters
Hollywood reports CH Chaplin film delayed as executives replace Cha Cha Cha with Marilyn Monroe feature on West Coast screens. Decision aims to gauge public reaction while awaiting Justice Department review of Chaplin project Limelight release delayed.
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Marilyn Monroe
West Coast
Hollywood
Charlie Chaplin
Siete
United
Organiza‘ Sa
Limelight
Justice Deent
Chaplin
Guinea
British Woman Typist Held In Army Say Probe
A 30-year-old Vienna born British woman, Theresa Harris, who has worked as a typist for the American 769th Military Police Battalion, was held in an Army inquiry today. Her mother said Mrs Harris cried that American agents did not believe her innocence.
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769Th Military Felice Battalion
Theresa Harris
Harris
Rudolph Holzer
OPS closes branch offices in four cities
Dallas date line reports the Office of Price Stabilization will close its branch offices Friday in Fort Worth, Lubbock, and Dallas with still open offices in Dallas, San Antonio, Houston, New Orleans, Little Rock and Oklahoma City under Director B. B. Frank.
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Dallas
Price
Stabilization
Eat. Worth
Lubbock
Tulas
Bs. R B. Frank Directo White
San Antonio
Houston
New Orleans
Little Rock
Oklahoma City
Iron Lung Fund Drive Collects 250 Dollars
The Iron Lung Fund drive, led by Odd Fellows and Nolan Lassiter Deternaety, collected 250 dollars on Thursday and Friday toward a 2400 dollar goal. The display at Hemphill Wells Company will stay open all week with a receptionist answering questions.
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Iron Lung
Odd Fellows
Persin Nolan Lassiter
Seperche A Ree Md
Lubbock
Hemphill Wells Company
Three Firms to Interview Texas Tech Students This Week
Three companies will interview administration majors for positions as adjusters. On Wednesday Stanolind Oil and Gas Co of Tulsa will interview students in mathematics petroleum geology penal and electrical engineering as helpers geophysicists. A community aid service will be available in Lubbock for those in need.
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Texas Tech
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
Tulsa
H B Tatum Rites Scheduled Monday
DIMMITT January 17 Special services for H B Tatum 72 longtime resident of Plainview and Dimmitt will be held at 2 p m Monday at the Dimmitt Methodist Church with Rev E L Stanford officiating. He died of a heart attack after two months illness. He was born in Stephenville married Mae Dalmont in 1910 at Abilene.
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Dimmitt
Plainview
Bush
Dimmitt Methodist Charen
E. Lee Stanford
Tatum
Kent Birdwell
Stephenville
Mae Dalmont
Abilene
Methodist Church
Vietminh Leaders Threaten to Disrupt General Assembly
In Saigon on January 17 Communist Vietminh leaders threatened to disrupt the Indochina General Assembly. Officials said Vietminh directives ordered agents to block roads and commit acts of violence at polling places. The report notes intercepted orders and concerns over voter access during elections.
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Saigon
Vietminh
Indochina
General Assembly
Schools aim to stay open as illness declines
Tarter voiced optimism about keeping schools open while doctors in Lamesa reported a drop in cases. Two lost school days will be made up after vacation and two more around May 19. Blackshear Negro School remained open with low pupil absenteeism.
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Tarter
Lamesa
Blackshear Negro School
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Washington
John Henry
Congressional Hotel
Raymond Kay
Autopen Sales and Service Company
Washington, D. C
Autopen
George Brown
Kay
Gen. Ike
Lela Kendall
Anny Say
OPS
Southwest
Iron Lung Fund
H. B. Tatum
Avelan
Journel
Sun
Pege
Vietninh Army
Charles Weinaug
Lawrence, Kan
C. W. Tarter
Pinette
Oort
Ane
I. SP
Martress Sas
Tasle
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