Lubbock Girl Becomes Scientist at Fort Knox Lab
Betty Johnston, former Lubbock ranch girl, works at the United States Army Medical Research Laboratory Fort Knox Kentucky. She helps isolate proconvertin a potential blood clotting agent while pursuing biochemical methods and latest instrumental techniques.
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Ruby Osborne
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Fort Knox
Betty Johnston
H. L. Johnston
Johnston Ranch
Buffalo Lakes
United States Army Medical Research Laboratory
Miss Johnston
Cites
Gyvil Service
Miss Kathy Billings earns physical education cup at Mary Hardin-Baylor
Miss Kathy Billings of Anton received the W. W. James cup for outstanding work in physical education at Mary Hardin-Baylor as she completes her senior year with a health and physical education major.
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Kathy Billings
Anton
Mary Hardin-Baylor
W. W. James
Miss Billings
M. R. Billings
Misa
Peggy Jim Owens
Lubbock
Fisher Memorial
Maxine Shanks
Miss Owens
J. E. Hamilton
33Rd St
Mary Hardin- Baylor
Tragic Shooting at Shine Parlor Leaves Man Dead
A 35 year old Black man, Joseph Carney, was shot at a shine parlor on Ave A early Saturday. He died at Methodist Hospital. James Sparks surrendered later and confessed to using a .22 caliber weapon after an argument over a dice game. Sparks charged with murder with malice. bond set at $5,000.
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Natalie Munoz
N. Ave. O
Methodist Hospital
Baylor
1714 Ave. A
Joseph Eugene Carney
Elm
Car‘ney
Carney
James ‘Wilson Sparks
28Th ‘St
Stiff
Sparks
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Mussolini's Grandson Loses Italian Parliament Bid
In Pisa Italy election results show Count Fabrizi Ciano Benito Mussolini's grandson defeated in the bid for Parliament. Ciano son of Edda Mussolini and Galeazzo Ciano earned about 13 000 votes while needing 40 000. He stood for the Italian Social Movement neo fascist ticket.
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Pisa
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Fabrizi
Ciano
Mussolini
Edda
SMI
Italian Social Movement
Galeazzo Ciano
Japs Hold U. S. Businessman in Brother-In-Law's Death
Tokyo prosecutors won ten more days to detain American businessman Joseph Crowley without charge as they probe the death of his brother-in-law Tad Jones. Jones, found dead May 8 in the Imperial Hotel suite shared with Crowley, is linked to Crowley, a former Yale football star, and Maryland accountant Frederick Kissinger, 62, who was also in the suite.
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Tokyo
UPD
Joseph Crowley
T.A.D
Tad) Jones
Yale
Jones
Imperial Hotel
Crowley
Maryland
Frederick Kissinger
Old Timers Meet at Lamesa Honors Will McWhorter
Will McWhorter of Dawson County was honored as the longest resident at the Dawson County Old Timers Reunion in Lamesa. The event recognized longtime residents and visitors from far away, with 1958 officers elected and a memorial rose placed for 40 Dawson settlers who died in the last year.
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Will McWhorter
Dawson County
Ruby Davis
San Diego
Calif
J. L. Cypert
O. H. Preston
Louie White
Herbert Green
Frank Pritchett
Fred Henderson
R. B. Snell
M. C. Lindsey
Dawson
Chicago Police Charge Trio In Narcotics Sale
Chicago police charged Thomas Flynt, Corrine Miller, and Levenia Baskin with selling narcotics to elementary school pupils in a predominantly Black and Puerto Rican South Side neighborhood. The arrests followed a parent's report that their 13-year-old son bought drugs at a Flynt-operated grocery.
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Chicago
Thomas Flynt
Corrine Miller
Levenia Baskin
Flynt
Pastor Leads Congregation in Groundbreaking With Shovels
In Toronto the Rev. Hugh MacDonald calls on his Presbyterian church members to attend a groundbreaking ceremony with shovels in hand. He says the crowd should all dig, not just a single dignitary, joking that shared digging could reduce excavation costs.
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Toronto
Hugh MacDonald
Blakley Plans Faster Senate Campaign Pace
William A. Blakley, candidate for the U S Senate, announced he will intensify his campaign, touring 20 East and northeast Texas counties and making a midweek visit to Austin. He opened the week with an automobile tour from Dallas to Farmersville and other cities, including a Paris public reception at the Lamar County courthouse.
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Austin
UPI
William A. Blakley
Texas
Dallas
Gulf Coast
Blakley
Farmersville
Greenville
Sulphur Springs
Commerce
Cooper
Paris
Lamar County
Man Awarded 5000 in Fire Injury on Bus
A Chicago jury granted Allen Schmidt 5000 for injuries from a fire in his pants on a Chicago Transit Authority bus six years ago. Schmidt, 31, testified the blaze started when the seat of his trousers caught fire while he slept and he could not remove his pants due to crowding. He blamed a mechanical defect in the bus.
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Chicago
UPI
Allen Schmidt
Schmidt
Callas Makes Last Flight at Milan La Scala
Maria Callas sang a final performance at La Scala in Milan amid a packed house and viral fan fervor. She had announced a week earlier she would resign as La Scala’s first lady due to a feud with the superintendent. Police restrained fans as bouquets flew toward the stage and the audience urged her to stay.
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Milan
Italy
Maria Callas
la Scala Opera
la Sala
Opera House
Belllni
Maria Callas to miss next season after Milan exit
The New York born singer Maria Callas said she cannot return next season and needs a long vacation after leaving the theater with her husband Giovanni Battista Meneghini. Fans cried and urged her to stay as the dispute with La Scala superintendent Antonio Ghiringhelli lingers following Edinburgh festival tensions.
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Giovanni Battista Meneghini
Maria
Milan
Newspaper Editors Plan Ontario Goodwill Tour
The annual goodwill tour of Ontario by U S newspaper editors starts June 8 in Windsor. Representatives of state press associations spend 12 days as guests of the Ontario government, ending the trip in Niagara Falls on June 20.
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Toronto
Ontario
U.S
Windsor
Niagara Falls
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