Accused Spy's Trial Delayed In Philadelphia
Federal judge delays Harry Gold’s removal to Brooklyn for espionage trial to allow defense study of the chemist. Hamilton, Gold’s counsel, hints a possible guilty plea and says he won’t prejudge guilt. Gold remains jailed in Philadelphia on $100000 bail while his background is examined.
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Lee Linder
Associated Press
Hiladelphia
Harry Gold
Brooklyn
Gold
Russia
John D. M. Hamilton
James P. McGranery
McGranery
U. S
Elaas Fuchs
Britih
Bond issues pass in Brownfield election
Brownfield voters approved six bond questions totaling 849000 for city utilities including power and light systems water improvements city hall and street work. Final tallies ranged from 408 to 429 votes in favor with 51 to 62 against. Election judge B P Moorhead oversaw the vote after a utilities survey by the city council.
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Spinfield
Brownfield
B. P. Moorhead
For Dad Fitted Pigskin Cases
Ad promotes Dad fitted pigskin cases offered by King’s, with value listed as $11.00 and sale price $5.95. Includes product emphasis and store branding.
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King’s. Adv
Blaze Near Pan-American No. 1 Well Drags On
Intense heat drives back firefighters as the Pan-American No. 1 Well in southwestern Borden County Borden County burns for a third day. Geologist Jack Morris Bristow, 26, of Monahans died after the well ignited Saturday night. An offset Livermore well to the north remains safe. About 300 spectators watched the 1000-foot plume while roads were blocked and pilots warned off.
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Borden
Borden County
Weil
Marion Peters
Soundphoto Equipment Company
Lubbock
Snyder
Big Spring
Qnyder
Here
Jack Morris Bristow
Monahans
Howard County
George P. Livermore, Inc
Livermore
HST Reviews Demo Program
President Truman and congressional leaders met to review tax policy, draft law, and rent controls as the still incomplete legislative agenda looms. Speaker Rayburn, Vice President Barkley, Senate Leader Lucas, and House Leader McCormack attended, signaling hopes for a tax bill this session with possible offsetting cuts to excise taxes.
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Rayburn
House
Ways and Means
Laredo Crockett Daily Comic Strip Debuts
The Morning Avalanche announces a new daily comic feature titled Laredo Crockett It promises action romance and Western gunplay with a quick trigger finger and fast draw as the hero navigates the early West Readers are invited to turn to page 7 section 2 today for the kickoff.
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Laredo Crockett
Avalanch
Louisiana senators reject jail for editor and publisher
A Louisiana Senate committee ruled that jailing Publisher David Stern and Editor Clayton Fritchey of the New Orleans Item for contempt is not the answer for their editorial calling Senate members trained seals of Gov. Earl Long. The panel 30 to 2 declined to recommend confinement, noting it would dignify their positions and avoid sensationalism.
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Aton Rouge
Louisiana Senate
Senate
Earl Long
David Stern
Clayton Fritchey
New Orleans Item
Texas Demos Move To Keep State Official Off Ballot
The Democratic Executive Committee voted to strike McDonald’s name from the July 22 primary ballot for commissioner of Agriculture. McDonald pledged to appeal, arguing the party will overstep by ousting him and promising legal action to force certification. He challenged the committee at a meeting, insisting he has not broken faith and declaring a fight to preserve his name on the ticket.
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Texas
Demos
Dave Cheavens
Associated Press
Astin
Co Toe
McDonald
John C. Calhoun
Corsicana
McDowall
Agricultist
M Donald
Panhandle
Bert Guill
Stat
Repu
Caus Iter
Sofar
theft inquiry pushed in Bailey Lynn counties burglary spree
Diligent investigation targets burglar tied to weekend hits in Lynn and Bailey counties totaling about 19000 dollars. Bellar farm home outside Mule Shoe lost cash, bonds and papers while Wilson State Bank in Wilson also robbed of part of a silver shipment. FBI agents and Rangers pursue leads.
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Lynn
Bailey
Ed Bellar
Joyland
Muleshoe
Bailey County
Bellar
Lubbock
Wilson Bank
Wilson State Bank
Wilson
Lynn County
Razz Renfrow
Bob Crowder
Dallas
H. G. Cook
Roan. Renfrew
FBI
Federal Reserve Bank
Rangers
Senate Approves Rent Controls Extension Vote
The Senate approved a six month extension of federal rent controls by a 36 to 28 vote and sent the measure to the House. Senator Rayburn ended a one man filibuster with reluctance hoping the House would defeat it. Coalition support included six Republicans and 30 Democrats with notable opponents from both parties. The measure faces House action as leaders weigh local versus national considerations. First Love Silverplate with Chest $64.75. King’s Jewelry. adv.
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Washington
INS
Senate
House
Rayburn Texas
Cain R.wash
Sens. Aiken
Donnell Mo. Langer
N.D
Malone
Nev
Saltonstall
Mass
Thye
Minn
Sens. Burd
George
Hoey
N.C
Holland Fla
McClellan
Ark
D.ga
Weather Forecast for Lubbock Area
Partly cloudy today and tonight with cooler conditions by Wednesday. Not quite as warm late Wednesday with expected high readings near mid 90s and modest overnight lows.
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Lubbock
British Labor rejects European super government plan
The British Labor party rejected Robert Schuman’s idea to pool Europe’s coal and steel under an international authority. The party warned private industrialists could pervert the plan, and said European cooperation must align with Socialist planning and not create a political or economic union without clear ideals.
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British Labor Party
Europe
Glenn Williams
Associated Press
Tondon
Labor Party Tonight
Robert Schuman
European Union
Hugh Dalton
Winston Churchill
Sehuan
France
Germany
Maly
Tlamis
Luxne
United Sates
Jaffe Faces Contempt in Amerasia Case Probe
Philip Jaffe refused to answer loyalty committee questions about Communist ties during a 90 minute closed hearing. Sen Green said efforts to obtain vital information were futile and a contempt citation may be filed. Committee counsel was told to prepare a report for the five member panel for action.
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James Lee
INS
Vashington
Philip Jaffe
Amerasia
Case
Senate
Jaffe
Amerasia Magazine
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Loyalty Committee
Green
Edward P. Morgan
II Jaffe
Owen Lattimore
Far East
Sen. McCarthy
R-Wis
Morgan
Galveston Population Figures From 1950 Census Revealed
Galveston announces 1950 city population of 65 896 with island metro 71 000 and county totals of 112 96. City limits grew from 60 862 in 1940 while nearby towns like Texas City La Marque Dickinson Hitchcock and Austin County communities show varied gains and declines in the new figures.
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Galveston
Galveston County
Weston County
Exas City
Freak storm hits Hockley Terry area destroys cotton
Torrential rain hail and near tornadic winds devastate thousands of acres of young cotton in south Hockley and northeast Terry counties. Emory Hobbs home and power lines suffer damage. Ropesville isolated after lines go down. Officials report four inches of rain near Ropesville with several hours of impassable roads and REA lines severed. The Lubbock Chamber offers 1 per uncaptured county resident up to 2000 to boost 1950 census totals.
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Lubbock County
Morning Avalanche
South Hockley
Terry Countes
Emory Hobbs
Ropesville
Hockley County
Troy Morris
Ropes Plainsman
Market
Brownfield
Levelland
UN Discusses Point Four Aid at Lake Success
Nearly 70 nations meet at Lake Success to debate technical aid under Truman's Point Four plan. Russia and allies boycott due to Nationalist China presence. Yugoslavia pushes for Communist China invitation while Lie resists partisan politics. vote results show some nations for inviting China with several abstentions.
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Lake Succe
Insi
Lake Success
Truman
Russia
U.N
China
Tryvgve Lie
Yugoslavia
Poland
Cruz
Peipin
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Indonesia
Inedia
Coston
Burma
Teil
Egypt
Yemen
Netherlands
Maaco
Sin- France
Finland
Lebanon
Britain
Pakistan
Switzerland
NEIGHBORS CONTRIBUTE LABOR FOR SICK TECH STUDENT FARM HELP
Neighbors aid a family farming near New Deal as a sick tech student faces intestinal bleeding and multiple transfusion needs. A physician briefing says the youth may require care. 12 nearby farmers and a school assist on the 320 acre farm while relatives stay with the family.
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Sick Tech
Shiup
Mob
Stinis
Caterson
Cecil P
T. E. Wilson
Abilene
Clayton
TECH
Clatton Shipp
Kenneth Shipp
Dallas
M. L
Shipp Farm
New Deal
Kenneth
Billy Scarborough
J. O. Scarborough
Don Shinn
J. G. Shinn
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HST
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King’s Jewelry
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Terry
South Plains
Hood
Ropesville and Meadow
Frank Whitsitt
Avalanche
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Stapp
Lea
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