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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1954

Page

8

Cleveland Doctor in Watch Gift Clash Ties and Lie Detector Talk

The Cleveland case details a dispute over a $71 lost and replaced watch given by Dr. Sheppard to Miss Hayes. The doctor may take a lie detector test as investigators seek to resolve the witness connection and possible threats while authorities pursue further questions about the gift and Miss Hayes’s relation to the case.

California Sheppard Bay View Hospital Cleveland Miss Hayes Los Angeles Thomas Mahon Samuel R. Gerber Dr. Sheppard Sheffield Lake

Knowland Plan Boosts U S Training Aid To Thailand

Knowland and the United States agree on a 100 percent increase in American training aid to the Thailand armed forces. The move uses funds already available from past appropriations and can shift within Southeast Asia. Adm. Radford will testify in a closed Armed Services session as panels review the foreign aid bill and the Knowland amendment. The foreign relations group approved the Knowland plan on a 11-2 vote, while Dulles urged restoring the EDC provision without affecting current pipeline goods.

Mendes-France Dulles West Germany France Italy Paris United States Korea Indochina Southeast Asia Geneva Britain Pierre Mendes-France Anthony Eden Mendes- France U.S C. Douglas Dillon Matignon Eden Czechoslovakia U. Alexis Johnson Douglas MacArthur III State Department London London Authority Haiphong Red River Delta Hanoi Thailand Radford Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Adm Arthur W. Radford Joint Chiefs Armed Services Group Armed Services Leverett Saltonstall R-Mass Knowland Sec. of John Foster Dulles

McCarthy Pushes Clean Sweep Over Subcommittee Staff

House action centers on staff security after two subcommittee investigators lose Defense Department clearance amid alleged threats to a senator. Republicans call for ouster of key aides from the Army McCarthy clash, signaling contested moves against Roy Cohn. Leader Jackson declines to reveal strategy.

Subcommittee Housecleaning Defense Department Charles E. Potter Mich Roy M. Cohn Donald Surine FBI McCarthy Thomas W. Lavenia Jackson

Boy Killed When Bicycle Struck on South Plains Road

Jimmy Paul Harris, 14, died after a bicycle collision near Lamesa when a truck driven by Oliver Justin Skipper failed to see the bike due to no lights. Harris was thrown 90 feet and died on South Plains highways in 1954. his sisters are the Daw son County York Sisters. Survivors include parents Charles and Mrs York and six sisters. The incident occurred after a drive in movie attendance as the youths returned home.

Oliver Justin Skipper Skipper Paint Rock Lamesa York Dawson County Charles York Ramona Geneva Charlene Carlynn Cathy Patricia A. D. Smith Ros Smiwell N. M

Hatches Bees Provide Pollination Across Regions

The Hatch brothers rent and move bees from Rio Grande Valley orange groves to Uvalde mesquite, Freestone vetch, and Plains alfalfa, boosting cotton and alfalfa yields. They operate 22 hive sites from Kress to Petersburg, transporting 30 to 40 hives per location with swarms divided to cut losses.

Harvey Howard Hatch Hale County Plainview Hatch Brothers Vetch Rio Grande Valley Uvalde Freestone County Marathon Kress Petersburg

Mystery surrounds exhumation of Thorne heir in family plot

A court ordered exhumation at the Thorne family cemetery reveals a grisly scene with needles, narcotics and a girdle found in the late young Thorne's bedroom. Spectators watched as the 800 pound vault lid was raised, while new clues show he stayed multiple times at the Mark Twain Hotel under various names, and recently altered his will leaving most funds to Maureen Ragen.

Young Thorne Charles Dougherty Criminal Court Thorne Gordon Comstock Thorne Mark Twain Doug Stevenson Elkhorn Wis Fond du Lac Des Moines Iowa Maureen Ragen

Funeral Services Scheduled At Lamesa For Bailey Infant

Funeral services for Gary Bryan Bailey 12 day old son of Mr and Mrs David Bailey of Lamesa will be held at 3 p m Wednesday at the Lamesa Memorial Park with W T Hamilton minister of the Lamesa Church of Christ officiating Interment will be at Higginbotham Funeral Home directed cemetery Survivors include the infant's parents a brother David Steven 2 and grandparents Mr and Mrs D P Bailey and Mrs W O Coffey all of Lamesa

Lamesa Gary Bryan Bailey David Bailey Lubbock Methodist Hospital Lamesa Memorial Rk W. T. Hamilton David Steven D. P. Bailey W. O. Coffey

Heat Wave Grips Nation With High Temperatures

The five day heat wave blankets much of the country with record warmth. In Wisconsin and Illinois cities demand for water surges while crops suffer in the Ohio and Missouri Valleys. A fan blade injures a man in Thomaston and a burglary arrest follows a Crescent City porch sighting as poultry die from the heat in Nebraska.

Lone Rock Wis Ohio Missouri Springfield Mil Bloomington Til Thomaston Pmelvin Rogers Robert Albert Lane Biloxi Miss Tena Reichert Custer County Nebraska

Baptists Schedule Meet In Lubbock

Three regional BGCT evangelistic conferences replace the 1955 Texas meeting plan. The executive council in Dallas approved holding sessions January 10-12 in Waco and January 17-19 in Dallas. A Houston conference runs January 10-12, followed by Dallas January 17-19 and Lubbock January 20-21 at the First Churches.

Dallas Baptist General Convention of Texas Waco Bgct Executive Council Houston Lubbock

Four Die in Crash Near Indianapolis

Four people are dead and two more injured in a head on collision near Indianapolis. The victims include three children. Police say the crash occurred tonight as two vehicles collided on a rural highway.

Indianapolis

Yarborough and Shivers clash in Texas campaign tour

In East Texas and Baytown rallies, Senator Lyndon B. Yarborough attacked Governor Allan Shivers over tidelands, water projects, and Republican ties. He urged voters to back Democratic nominees, accused Shivers of deals, and pledged loyalty to the Democratic ticket in 1956.

Asare Texas Shivers Freer Yarborough Baytown Liberty Eisenhower George Parrlong Parr Duval Alice Robert Frank South Texas George Parr Allan Shivers Brownell Tidelands Nueces Falcon Rio Grande Sam Houston Austin Democratic Party East Texas George Hinson Mineola Orror Dallas Henderson Carthage Center San Augustine Beaumont Ben Ramsey Hinson

Harris Named Vocational Agriculture Teacher at Roaring Springs

O L Harris a graduate of Sam Houston State Teachers College has been appointed vocational agriculture instructor at Roaring Springs High School Supt Paul E Sweatt announced Harris replaces Noble L Mc Kibbin who resigned to take a position at Canadian Harris taught at Yoakum Veterans School for two years and for one and

Roaring Springs O. L. Harris Sam Houston State Teachers College Roaring Springs High School Paul E. Sweatt Harris Noble L. McKibbin Canadian Yoakum Veterans’ School

Allies Aid Vienna Flood War Effort At Danube Dam

American and Soviet troops joined forces to shore up a dam near Tulln as flood crests advance through Vienna. The Danube's peak levels threaten Austria and neighboring regions, with 70 000 evacuated and damages estimated near 100 million dollars.

Robert Branson Vienna Austria Europe U.S. Air Force Tulln Julius Raab Germany Danube Raab Prague Czechoslovakia Radio Budapest Hungary East Germany Dessau Karol Rybos U.S Turin Muckendorf Rybos

Visitor Reports On Trip To Israel

Charles M. Bender of Breckenridge visited Lubbock this week to see his brother A. Bender and to share impressions from his fourth trip to Israel since 1929. He called Israel the land of the future and said Negev desert settlement could become Israel’s breadbasket, comparing it to Texas.

Charles M. Bender Breckenridge Lubbock A. Bender Israel Bender Negev Texas America

Governors Push Road Autonomy From Federal Control

Colorado Governor voiced strong demand for governors to develop road systems without federal direction. Fine urged end to federal gas tax and fuel oil involvement, proposing a fall Washington meeting with Dewey and other governors to shape autonomous state plans. Thornton and Dewey supported coordinating efforts ahead of any conference.

Colorado Adams Fine Thornton Thomas E. Dewey New York Eisenhower Washington Dewey

Dwight G. Axtell Dies Former Panhandle Pioneer at 79

Amarillo reports Dwight G. Axtell 79 died in Phoenix after moving there in 1951. He deeded his 1946 West Texas 1500 acre Springlake farm near Castro County to America’s first Boys Ranch. His wife survives and services are set for Friday at Dimmitt Methodist Church.

Amarillo Dwight G. Axtell West Texas America Phoenix Axtell Springlake Castro County Arizona

Death of Missouri Senator Champ Clark in Gloucester

Former Missouri solon and 12 year U S senator Champ Clark died at 64 after a cerebral hemorrhage at his Gloucester summer home. He had served as a judge of the U S Court of Appeals in the District of Columbia since 1945 after being appointed by President Truman. Clark was the son of former House speaker Champ Clark.

Gloucester Mass Bennett Champ Clark U.S Missouri U.S. Court of Appeals District of Columbia Addison Gilbert Hospital Clark U.S. Senate Court of Appeals Harry S. Truman Champ Clark House of Representatives Woodrow Wilson Young Clark

Heat wave grips Texas as residents face record temps

Health officials warn against overexertion and heat illness as Dallas area endures a heat wave. Waco and Fort Worth begin voluntary water rationing amid record pumpage. UT professor advises evaporative coolers with shade, breeze, and multiple outlets to improve airflow.

Dallas Waco Fort Worth University of Texas John Watt Watt

Two Lubbock Men Held After Car Theft

Two Lubbock men were held in City Jail after police spotted a stolen car on Ave A around 11 30 p m. The car was reported stolen from the Burkholder Motor Co lot at 2415 Texas Ave. Charges likely to be filed today.

Lubbock Motor Company Ave. A Steve Riley Frank Wilson C. C. Burkholder 31St St Burkholder Motor Co Texas Ave

Birth of a son in Methodist Hospital Levelland

Mr and Mrs Everett Rogers of 1502 Sun i Road Levelland announce the birth of a son at 2 p m weighing pounds ounces. Father employed by Co.

Everett Rogers Suni Road Levelland Methodist Hospital

Grantland Rice Remembered as Four Horsemen Mentor and Poet

Obituary outline of Grantland Rice the famed sports writer. Highlights include his Four Horsemen nickname origin for Notre Dame and Knute Rockne era, his golf and boxing praise, collaborations with Theodore Roosevelt Jr., and his rise from Nashville to national fame. Survived by his wife Kate Hollis Rice and daughter Florence Rice Butler.

Notre Dame Rice Ty Cobb Babe Ruth Bobby Jones Seabiscuit the Sportlight Kate Hollis Rice Katherine Mecca Vanderbilt University Nashville Theodore Roosevelt Jr Atlanta Journal Cobb Nashville News Forester Magazine The Cleveland News Nashville Tennessean New York Old Evening Mail New York Tribune Fred Butler Florence Rice

Delegates Register For Three Day Church Rally

About 75 delegates from West Texas New Mexico Colorado and Utah attended day one of a three day Pentecostal Church rally at 2102 5th St Here Additional delegates expected today for the program featuring music plays poems and sermons Speaker Miss Ruby Keyes Picton Ontario services run 10 am 2 pm and 7 45 pm with a Sunday school rally at 4 pm each day.

West Texas New Mexico Colorado Utah Pentecostal Church 5Th St Ruby Keyes Picton Ontario

UN agency cites nurse shortage worldwide

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization reports a global gap of about six million nurses needed versus roughly one percent of the current supply, highlighting a critical health workforce challenge.

The World United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization

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