American Soldiers Honored in Paris Memorial Ceremony
In Suresnes France a ceremony honoring all American soldiers who died in France in World Wars I and II drew about two thousand attendees. Special tribute went to Staff Sergeant Lawrence F Kelly of Altoona Pennsylvania, the first American to die in the liberation of Paris in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jean-Georges Jorgensson
Foreign Office
Lawrence F. Kelly
Altoona
Paris
Kelly
U.S
United States
Jorgensson
Armed Forces Ministry
Oowhe Invalides
Ruby Monday Sanity Hearing Debate in Court
Ruby and his lawyers oppose a sanity hearing claiming it infringes constitutional rights and would not participate in jury examination or witness questioning. Judge Holland says the court of criminal appeals ordered a legal determination of Ruby's sanity and will proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby
Holand
Holland
Atty
Henry Wade
Court of Criminal Appeals
Pest Control Operators Short Course Opens at Texas Tech
More than 40 pest control specialists from across Texas attend the third annual TPCA short course at Texas Tech. Sessions in the Agricultural Engineering Auditorium feature talks by Tech faculty and TPCA leaders, including demonstrations on spraying and pest management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Texas Tech
Texas Pest Control Association
Tech
Tech Entomology
Donald Ashdown
TPCA
Clell W. Smith
Dallas
Ellis W. Huddleston
Midland
Bob Bovdsian
Ashdown
Tom Hills
Edwin Isajihira
Charles Edwards
Cornell Nlh
Charles Ward
Ko-Ko Inn
Swenson Ranch Reunion Opens At Spur High School
The Swenson Ranch reunion for past and present players takes place today at Spur High School's Dox-Students Building with 8 a.m. registration, a program from 8:20 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. and a luncheon at noon. Jim Barron leads the reunion association as president, with Nathan Stephenson planning dancing in the afternoon. Chile announces a $10 million new port investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPUR
Swenson Ranch
Spur High School
Alps Pon Dixon
Nathan Stephenson
Jim Barron
Reunion Association
Police Probing $6000 Wire and Equipment Theft
Police continued investigation Friday into the looting of more than $6,000 in wire and equipment from two Lubbock businesses. Water Electric Co on Brownfield Way and Elmer McCos's Cash Garage on Avenue I suffered most losses with $5,700 in wire stolen and about $250 in equipment. Burglars tampered with overhead doors, removed copper wire reels, and took other tools and items from the garage and nearby residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Wateo Electric Co
Brownfield
Twy
Elmer McCos
Ave
Wateo Electric
Breakin
C. H. Watson
Mowesticators
Watson
Cosh Garnee
Lawrener Livekin
6Th St
Mire
Jurys Rainey
Church of Christ Sepuyce Center
No Dees
Gary Whate
Reese Are
Broadway
Avenue I
Youth Jury Delivers Lenient Recommendations in Lubbock
A group of six youths plus school coordinators served in the Lubbock Youth Jury. Foreman Richard Black led a session handling third time offenders with fines from 25 to 40 dollars and optional defendant punishments including Driver Improvement School and lengthy writing assignments. Judge Blair added money penalties, praising the jury for their reception by defendants. The next session is July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Black
Marcy Finnell
Onetta Horton
Ginger Ausley
Debbie Dodson
Polly Kinnibrugh
Cheryl Coursey
Kim Gilbreath
Alberta Lincoln
Max Addison
William (Pepper) Shelton
Mike Bryant
Lubbock
Blair
McVay
Texas A and M among three Texas schools in grant plan
A April amendment supported by Mahon and Rep. Jake Pickle expanded research grant coverage beyond Texas A and M. The three Texas schools shared 70000 for studies on water rights rain runoff and resource use economic effects of derigation and a Texas A and M study. Nationwide, 68 of 227 projects were approved by the Interior Department. local sources will provide matching funds to equal federal outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aet Hyo
Mahon
Jake Pickle
Austin
Texas A
Texas
University of Tessas
Interior Department
Tesas ‘Tech
Ashley Trial Jury Deadlock Prolongs Texas Murder Case
In Gatesville Texas jurors told the judge they were deadlocked after a night of deliberations in the Ashley murder trial. Ashley, a female defendant, faces a second trial for the killing of Ploustan Reed estate owner Tone in a dispute over a beard trade, with resumed deliberations set for the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesvilee
Tex
Lashe Dourdis Ashley
S Am
Central Texas
Jark
Briday Ashles
Ploustan
Alma Swells Coastline Prompts Evacuation and Rescue
Authorities reported three water conservation storage areas filled as maximum inflow entered Everglades National Park. The Coast Guard rescued six men from Frying Pan Light Station off the North Carolina coast before Alma’s arrival, with a spokesman promising no chances were being taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everglades National Park
Coast Guard
Frying Pan
North Carolina
Alma
Envoy reassigned Geneva to Washington task force formed
UPI reports U.S. disarmament negotiator Clare Timberlake is reassigned to Washington and likely not replaced permanently. Timberlake will lead a special inter agency task force on Latin American questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPI
U.S
Clare Timberlake
Washington
Timberlake
Humphrey Sees China Awareness Of Atomic War Risk
Vice President Hubert Humphrey urged China to grasp that Communism could not survive an atomic holocaust and urged peace as the only viable option. He spoke to University of Minnesota graduates in Duluth and Minneapolis, cautioning against wars for national liberation and previewing future scientific advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
UPD
Hubert H. Humphrey
China
Jesson
Russia
University of Minnesota
Aft
ROTC
Minneapolis
Viet Nam
Humphrey
Ancient Oak Recovers After Parasite Surgery in Lithuania
Tass reports Europe’s oldest oak in Stelmuz village, northeast Lithuania, has recovered from surgery that removed four parasite trees and 12 cartloads of rotten wood, lifting strangulation on its lower growth. The tree is estimated to be 2,000 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Tass
Europe
Stelmuz
Lithuania
French Factories Plan Worker Glove Distribution
Paris reports many French factories will supply workers with gloves. The move aims to improve safety and working conditions amid cold seasons and industrial tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Also Mentioned on This Page
South
B Company
1St Batttalion
16Th Infantry
Suresnes
NATO
Santiago
Chile
Pew
Soviets
Mars
Spoleto
Italy
Gian-Carlo Menotti
Communist Party
Pravda
North Atlantic Treaty ‘Organization
Manhattan
Dacron
Farah Permanent Press
Men's Department
Caprock
Texasware
P.M
General Electric
RADIO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!