Police recover two stolen cars as investigation continues
Police recovered two stolen vehicles Wednesday as detectives press the case into thefts. A Dallas reported car found abandoned in the 4000 block of Ave D at 6 45 am with ignition wired and no key. A year old Lubbock man was arrested late Wednesday afternoon in connection with the Dallas theft. A soft drink machine in the vestibule of 1203 College Ave was burglarized Tuesday night. About 20 worth of unlit rollers were stolen from a home at 1318 25 St. Clothing valued at 120 was also reported missing.
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Lubbock
Dallas
Ave. D
L. V. Light
21St St
College, Ave
Kenneth Sanger
23Rd. St
Foreign Planes Land At Moscow Airfield
Tass reports planes from several European capitals landed at Sheremetyevo Airport Moscow the first time. Aeroflot will depart there for 21 countries with up to 20 foreign and domestic flights daily. A burglary at Ronald Gibson’s room on 1626 Ave Y noted. Vandalism at Jiminez Grocery damaged two windows costing about $56. A 16 year old boy admitted driving over seven trees at Ribble Park last Friday and agreed to restitution about $30 per tree.
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Moscow
Tass
Sheremetyevo
Aeroflot
Ronald Gibson
Ave. Y
Jiminez Grocery
1St St
Ribble Park
Curfew Trouble In Lubbock As Youths Questioned
Police questioned seven juvenile boys and one girl in Lubbock after the new curfew ordinance took effect at 1 a.m. Two 14-year-olds were held, claiming they were chasing pigeons near Montgomery Ward. Others were warned or released to parents as officers logged information cards and clarified curfew rules with Willis Clark noting the late start confusion. Robert Hughes, Silverton High School sophomore, won a Colorado High School Speech Institute scholarship.
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Lubbock
Tom Cannon, Jr
Montgomery Ward & Co
Broadway
Texas, Ave
Mackenzie Park
4Th St
Willis Clark
Robert Hughes
Silverton High School
Berton Hughes
Colorado High School
Speech. Institute
The
University of Colorado
City Man Fined and Sentenced for Liquor Violation
Roland C. Strong Jr. 25 of 2003 2nd Pl. was fined $500 and sentenced to 90 days after jurors found him guilty of illegal transportation of liquor. Police found a fifth of vodka and a beer case in his car following a search with prior consent. Strong’s conviction was enhanced by a prior record. attorney Gene Blair represented him.
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Roland C. Strong Jr
Strong
Liquor Control Board
Asst
Alton R. Griffin
Gene Blair
Jack Hoag
R. O. Malone
George W. Loveless
Elbert Wilson
J.C. Shipman
Fritz
Wisdom
Bodies found of more Lady Be Good crew graves in Libyan Desert
In Heidelberg and Tripoli reports the U S Army said two more U S World War II bomber Lady Be Good crew members have been located in the Libyan Desert. One body was found in May by geologists of a British oil firm. the other by a 19 member U S Army team after weeks of searching in April and May. IDs await board determination for court admissibility. The men are believed to be T Sgt Harold S Ripslinger of Saginaw Michigan and T Sgt Guy E Shelley of New Cumberland Pennsylvania. Personal effects with the names were recovered.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Lybian
Army
Harold S. Ripslinger
Saginaw
Mich
Guy E. Shelley
New Cumberland
Tripoli
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