Fight Russian Churchmen Get lesson In Freedom
New York reporters note the arrival of Russian church leaders for a ten day lesson in religious freedom. Demonstrators outside Idlewild accuse the visitors of being Soviet agents while welcoming officials from American churches greet them at the airport. The group will meet with Metropolitan Nicolai and discuss East West church cooperation after their Moscow talks.
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New York
United States
Scandinavian Airlines
Idlewild International Airport
American Council of Christian Churches
National Council of Churches
Nicolai
Russia
National Council
Moscow
MVD
Walker Gregory Named Bosses Of Year At Lubbock Event
G C Walker and Mike Gregory were named Bosses Of The Year at the 12th annual Insurance Women of Lubbock banquet held at the Lubbock Hotel Saturday night. About 125 attended the dinner dance and new officers were installed including Mrs Mary Joe McClendon as president and Mrs Queenelle Warner as first vice president.
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Walker, Gregory
Insurance
G. C. Walker
Mike Gregory
Insurance Women of
Mary Joe McClendon
Queenelle Warner
Lillian Cochran
Janie Maeker
Mary Ann Bennett
Rbiil
Lewis Combe
W. R. Melntorff
Bud White
Bobbe Larsen
Ed Blon
Members Of Service Station Group To Meet Here Tonight
Members of the newly formed Jubbock chapter of Texas Service Stations Assn will meet at Underwood's at 8 p.m. today to elect officers. The group, organized last Monday, is said to be the nation’s largest TSSA with Ben Ogden as president Pampa. It assists in legislative matters legal counsel public relations and group insurance and collection services.
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Jubbock
Texas Service Stations Assn
Underwood's
TSSA
Ben Ogden
Pampa
Grup
Ogden
Infant Son Of Lamesa Couple Dies
Buddy Dale Foster infant son of Mr and Mrs Hardin Foster of Lamesa died late today in La mesa General Hospital Funeral services are pending at Higgin botham Funeral Home The infant was born Thursday Its twin sister survives Also surviving are the parents grandparents Mr and Mrs Cc S Foster Lamesa Mr and Mrs C C Pendergrass Wichita Falls and three sisters Sue Ann 6 Diane Doris 2 and Linda Kay 1
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Lamesa
Buddy Dale Foster
Hardin Foster
Lamesa General Hospital
Higginbotham Funeral Home
Cc. S. Foster
C. C. Pendergrass
Wichita Falls
Sue Ann
Diane Doris
Linda Kay
Opportunity for salesman to earn 12000 to 20000 annually
Nation's fastest growing maintenance chemical company seeks an exclusive territory holder in this area. Training pays 125 to 175 weekly plus commissions. Benefits include stock plan and extensive training. Must own car and travel four nights weekly. write qualifications to National Disinfectant Company Dallas Texas.
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National Disinfectant Company
Commerce Street
Dallas
Texas
Father of Lubbock Residents Succumbs
Brady June 2 Special funeral services for Walter J. Smith 76 longtime Crosby County resident who moved to Brady about 1940 will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at Brady First Methodist Church. Smith died at 8 15 a.m. today at his home after a long illness. Burial will be in Brady Cemetery. Survivors include his wife seven daughters three sons 20 grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Brady
Walter J. Smith
Crosby County
Brady First Methodist Church
Smith
Brady Cemetery
Crosbyton
Preston Smith
Tubbock
Calvin Brow
Horace Gearhart
Plainview
Cecil Reed
Thalon
Murphy Qualls
Hillsboro
Herbert Nicholas
Lockney
Frank Weller
Washington,d.c
Vernon
40Th St
Lubbock
Howard
Rotary International convention opens in Philadelphia
Rotarians from 51 countries gather in Philadelphia for the 47th Rotary International convention. About 9,000 delegates attend a five day program starting with a Philadelphia Orchestra concert conducted by Eugene Ormandy and a welcome address by Rotary President A. Z. Baker. Speakers include Harold Stassen and Clarence E. Manion among others.
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Philadelphia
Rotary International
Philadelphia Orchestra
Eugene Ormandy
A. Z. Baker
Cleveland
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Clarence E. Manion
Notre Dame Law School
Kiyoshi Togasaki
Tokyo
Nippon Times
Gian Paolo Lang
Livorno
Italy
Mabe Family Reunion Opens at Caprock Hotel
About 25 people attended the first day of the Mabe family reunion in Caprock Hotel with 40 more expected today per J. M. Mabe of Eagle Pass. The program includes coffee and sing song, special music numbers, an oratorical contest, a directors meeting, and a 1 p.m. luncheon in the Navajo Room. the reunion closes at 3 p.m.
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Mabe
Caprock Hotel
J. M. Mabe
Eagle Pass
Eindhoven firm makes a 100x magnifying microscope
A needle tester firm in Eindhoven, Holland produces a microscope that magnifies a hundred fold enhancing phono graph testing capabilities.
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Eindhoven
Holland
Jean Hersholt Dies. Legacy in film and charity noted
Obituary outlines Jean Hersholt’s four Academy presidency terms and two special Oscars for service to actors. It highlights his founding role in the Motion Picture Country Day Home and long relief fund for elderly actors, plus noted screen work from Dr. Christian to Greed and Grand Hotel. Survived by widow, son Allan, and two grandchildren. Brazilian labor calls for higher minimum wage in Rio de Janeiro.
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Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Academy
Hershelt
Dr. Christian
Mary Pickford
Abie
Stella Dallas
Hersholt
Allan
Hollywood
Gregg Jean
Alana Via
Lubbock Boys Sent To Reform School For Crime Spree
Two 16 year old boys held for burglary vandalism and car thefts were ordered committed to Gatesville reform school for an indefinite period. They rode stolen cars and admitted breaking into a bottling plant and a school as part of a spree. A younger Latin American youth arrested with them was later released.
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Reform School
Gatesville
Victor H. Lindsey
Carroll Thompson Junior High
3. Ave. O
Hunt School
Gooden
Ave. L
The
Black Angels
California
Lubbock
Channing
Tex
Houston
John Tidwell
Ave. F
Hub Lions Club Officer Installations Set For June Eleven
Hub Lions Club will install new officers on June 11 at the Chicken Shack on 34th Street. New directors Charles Walden and Frank McMahon start two-year terms. J B Miller serves a one-year term. Officers listed include Archie Huckabee president and J B Scheffel first VP with other vice presidents and a tail twister. A correction notes a Saturday timing error. Portugal Goa dispute and a juvenile court hearing are also briefly reported with unrelated details.
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Hub Lions Club
Chicken Shack
34Th Street
Eddie Fort
Archie E. Huckabee
J. B. Scheffel
T. R. Bumpass
Ed Elliott
W. M. Phillips
C. E. Petty
Lion Tanner
Glenn Bailey
Charles Walden
Frank McMahon
J. B. Miller
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Goa Radio
Nehru
Scoggin-Dickey Buick Co
Teyac Ave
Mae Tame
Drusgist
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Fine China
Rosenthal
China
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Complete Bridal
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