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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1954

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Senate votes to halt aid to France Italy by year end

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, in a unanimous vote, orders an end to all U S military aid to France and Italy by December 31 unless they ratify the European Defense Pact or an acceptable alternative. The panel also backs consulting with Congress on policy if Red China joins the UN and notes aid in transit would stop within six months if no pact is ratified.

International News Service Ylashington Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S France Italy Alexander Smith RNJ State Department Knowland Congress Ican Smith

Both Remarried Dead Soldier Wife Reunited

Newport News report tells how Wayne Ferguson and Donald Eugene Tinkle believed each other dead after a rodeo accident. Each had remarried. Ferguson later raised two children with an Air Force husband, while Tinkle, stationed at Fort Eustis, had divorced in Nevada. A chance newsroom reunion confirmed the couple’s bond and led to an onlookers’ note of joy.

Associated Press Newport News Newport News Daily Press Poanoke Monday Tinkle Roanoke Camden

Murder Charges After Amarillo Jail Death

Walter H. Wilson 24 died from injuries after a fellow prisoner kicked him in the Amarillo city jail. James M. Gollihugh of Amarillo is charged with murder in connection with the death. Prisoners said Wilson, of Gregory, was kicked in the mouth or chin and fell, hitting the concrete floor.

Amarillo Tex Walter H. Wilson James M. Gollihugh Wilson Gregory

Yarborough Attacks Shivers Over Hidalgo Land Deal

Ralph Yarborough claimed Gov. Allan Shivers uses a smoke screen to hide Hidalgo land fraud concerns and says outsiders fund the Yarborough campaign. He accused Shivers of false charges and highlighted a Rio Grande Valley land sale profit while Shivers defends the deal as legitimate and nonpartisan. Yarborough vowed Texans are his bosses and promised more disclosures.

Associated Press Antonio Ralph Yarborough Allan Shivers Insurance Commission Hidalgo Yarborough Shivers Imade Texas Woodville East Texas Rio Grande Valley

Hitches And All Groom Still Held By Marital Knot

In Hutchinson Kansas on July 10 Mr and Mrs Bill Dennis exchanged vows despite delays. The groom forgot the license requiring a special after hours trip by the probate judge. The pastor fell ill and the assistant pastor took over.

Associated Press Hutchinson Kan Bill Dennis Dennis Bridgegroom

International agriculture leaders visit Lubbock for irrigation study

Twenty six leaders from eleven nations will tour Lubbock August 14 to 21 under the U S Department of Agriculture and land grant college program. The group will study irrigation on the South Plains and visit Experiment Station Texas Tech and Tech Farms. The visit includes engineers from Thailand Costa Rica China Brazil Egypt Iran Uruguay Yugoslavia Greece Italy and Turkey with orientation on regional farming practices.

Lubbock G. E. Giesecke Chamber of Commerce U. S. Department of Agriculture and Land-Grant Colleges South Plains Thailand Costa PT Wente Sis Agricultural Leade Rica China Brazil Egypt Iran Uruguay Yugoslavia Greece Italy Turkey United States Texas Tech Tech Andy Adam Texas A&m College

Traffic Jam Brought by Storm Stranded Navy Helicopter

Traffic in Spartanburg South Carolina clogged streets Friday as a Navy helicopter piloted through a thunderstorm landed at a street intersection. The pilot said poor visibility forced the landing in the center of the intersection.

Spartanburg S.C Navy

Radio TV Programs and Oil News Highlights

The edition outlines radio and television programs on page 10 plus South Plains Oil News on page 14 and Area Agriculture News on page 7. It notes section placements across the paper including page 4.

Rradio South Plains Oil News Area Agriculture News

Two Party Primaries Move Toward Final Week in Lubbock

In Lubbock campaign activity heats as the first dual Texas primaries approach. Ralph Yarborough and Dudley T. Dougherty visit the area with J. J. Holmes and C T. Johnson also having earlier stops. GOP turnout is expected to be light with talk of a poor man’s primary and Democratic turnout predicted around 15,000 in the county. Dennis cites about 60 percent of the 23,497 eligible voters.

C. W. Ratliff Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Ralph Yarborough Austin Dudley T. Dougherty Beeville U.S The South Plains J. J. Holmes C T. Johnson Texas Lubbock County Jonn J. Christmann Repub Lican Allan Shivers Robi. E. Dennis Dennis

Floods Leave 50,000 Homeless Across Central Europe

Central Europe endures its worst floods in half a century. Prague's Troja Liben areas flood as Danube swells into Linz and farmland regions flood. Fourteen dead and many missing. Rescue crews, including American troops, assist across Austria Germany and Czechoslovakia.

Vienna Austria Central Europe Prague Germany Troja Liben Vitava Moldau Danube Linz

Bombers Shot Down in Southwest Invasion

At least 15 enemy bombers penetrated the five state area guarded by the 34th Air Division and were intercepted and presumably shot down. Fakerland planes crossed New Mexico Arizona Colorado part of Utah and West Texas carrying poison gas A bombs germs and radioactive dust to be dropped on cities.

Albulquerque 34Th Air Division U.S. Air Force Fakerland New Mexico Arizona Colorado Utah West Texas

Grieving Pup Keeps Vigil At Grasped Grave Of Young Master

Brownie the mongrel dog traveled 16 miles to guard and await the return of seven year old Raymond Sobieski Jr. He lay dying at the grave site and at the boy’s home, his paws cut from the long trek. The community notes the dog’s heartbreak and attempts to comfort him.

United Press Boyne City Mich Brownie Raymond Sobieski Jr Raymond Sr Marell Abbey Humane Society Sobieski Raymond Lyle Gerrin St. Francis Cemetery Petoskey Deer Lake

Vacationers Attention Demand The Avalanche Or Journal

Vacationers are urged to request circulation department service for uninterrupted newspaper delivery while away. Read on vacation to ensure you don’t miss the Avalanche or Journal edition.

Natives Flee Hanoi as Vietminh advance alarms citizens

Indochina July 10. Hanoi people rush south to escape the Red menace as Vietminh forces advance and French reports say four more outposts overrun. U S Consul Turner Camron warned Americans with no urgent business to leave while planes remain available. Evacuation plans are in place though not disclosed.

Forrest Edwards Han Indochina South Ho Chi Minh Turner Camron Minh U. S Hanoi U.S Camron

Letter Carriers End Meet Here

L N Presley of Fort Worth was elected president of the Texas State Association of Letter Carriers at the close of the 57th annual convention. Mrs Lera McCulley of Wichita Falls was elected president of the Auxiliary. Other officers include Dennis R Lee Paris vice president Frank Eddleman Lubbock secretary and S H Hawkes San Antonio treasurer. El Paso chosen as 1955 convention site with June 30 to July 2 tentative. Headquarters Hotel Lubbock. Memorial service planned for five See POSTMEN Page 8.

L. N. Presley Fort Worth Texas State Association of Letter Carrers Lera McCulley Wichita Falls Dennis R. Lee Paris Frank Eddleman Lubbock S. H. Hawkes San Antonio Rayoma Presley Edna Bone Amarillo Sarah Moran Waco Mayme Seay Dallas Ava Bryant Abilene el Paso Hotel Lubbock Dora Carson National Women’s Auxiliary Armittie Ellerman Glendale Calif National Auxiliary

Thornton backs flexible supports plan top issue in campaign

Bolton Landing New York July 10 The farm policy debate centers on flexible price supports and a 2 dollar wheat level as top political issue Gov Dan Thornton of Colorado says Eisenhower remains popular but GOP doubts grow He notes Nixon will substitute for a canceled Eisenhower speech and Dewey avoids political comment Senators Anderson criticizes a new farm bill and Eisenhower signs a 1 billion surplus foods disposal bill for overseas aid

Douglas B. Cornell Bolton Landing N.Y Dan Thornton Colorado Eisenhower Richard Nixon Thornton Thomas E. Dewey New York iAs Washington Clinton P. Anderson D-Nm Truman Farm Policy

Atom Plant Workers Are Back On Jobs Near Paducah

The AEC strike at the Paducah Kentucky atomic energy project ends as CIO workers vote 329 to 96 to return to work. President Eisenhower abandons plans for Taft Hartley injunction after a back to work deal brokered by Secretary Mitchell and CIO President Reuther. Oak Ridge workers also resume duties after midnight.

Washington Eisenhower CIO Atomic Atomic Energy Project Paducah Mitchell CIO Walter Reuther Oak Ridge, Tenn

West Texas gains growth spotlight in new data

Tech researchers in a Division of Business Administration handbook chart West Texas population shifts. The study notes 1950 population of 1,432,758, 28 percent growth in the last decade, concentrated in Lubbock area and oil irrigation zones, with 44 of 96 counties losing population and 30 percent of growth in 13 counties.

Tech Division of Business Administration West Texas Lubbock

Case backs bomb proof sea level canal across Central America

Senator Francis Case proposes a modern ship canal across Central America to replace the Panama Canal as outdated. He plans to study costs, consult the State Department, and introduce legislation for a border to border highway system alongside a bomb proof sea level canal.

International News Service Ashington Francis Case Resd Panama Canal Central America South Dakota Republican State Department Case Senate Military Construction Subcommittee U. S Senate

Weather map shows hot, fair for Lubbock area

Lubbock and vicinity expect fair hot conditions with a low around 68 and a high near 100. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph increasing to 20 to 25 mph this afternoon. Official readings from the U S Weather Bureau show yesterday’s max 99 and min 68.

Lubbock U. S. Weather Bureau

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