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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1952

Page

8

Denver Hotel Secretary Keeps Ike Prep Quiet at Brown Palace

Miss Podores Anthony, secretary to Brown Palace Hotel manager Harry Anholt in Denver, handles the Eisenhower HQ setup. She processes Ike schedule mail for about 200 daily inquiries and screens product endorsement requests, attributing the operation to a 30-employee team. Ike and family plan to arrive Sunday around 4 30 p.m. with a party of 34 including Maj John Eisenhower.

Denver Gen Dwight JD. Eisenhower Podores Anthony Brown Palaces Eisenhower Anthony Generals Maj John Eisenhower Henry Cabot Mass Sen James H. Duff Pa.i Arthur Vandenberg Jr

Odessa Plans For Ten Story Office Building

Phillips Petroleum Co and KECK owner Ben Nedow announce a ten story, million dollar office building in Odessa. Nedow will own and build the structure while Phillips leases the top five floors, consolidating the firm’s Odessa activities at one site.

Odessa Phillips Petroleum Co Ben Nedow KECK Nedow Phillips Bartlesville Okla

Airborne Division Arrives at Fort Sill for June Air Drop

More than 100 officers and men of the 1th Airborne division and 146 C 82 flying boxcars arrived at Fort Sill Oklahoma to take part in a scheduled air drop next Thursday. The drop serves as a practical demonstration of airborne operations for artillery school students and can be viewed by civilians.

Fort Sill Okla 1Th Airborne Division Artillery School

Eisenhower stay strains Brown Palace in Denver crowd

The Brown Palace Hotel in Denver remains fully booked through September 1 due to Eisenhower visits and media arrivals. Anthony manages room requests from about 50 regulars amid a 200 expected guests and 40 press members, with a seven day week shift and last minutes details for the President’s suite and portrait in the press room. The hotel, built in 1892 by Henry C. Brown, is a landmark triangular brownstone once called Browns' Flatly by locals.

Brown Palace Eisenhower Anthony Fisenhower Denver William Howard Taft Calvin Coolidge Henry C. Brown St. Joseph Colorado The Troos

Rainbow Girls Headed to Fort Worth Grand Assembly

Thirty one Rainbow Girls from Lubbock depart at 4 a m by chartered bus for Fort Worth to attend the state Grand Assembly. Six members will receive the Grand Cross of Colors. sponsors include Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Durham, and Mrs. Nabors with Pauline Smith accompanying the group.

Rainbow Lubbock Fort Worth Marilyn Chesher Joan Chesher Billie Nix Lola Peticolas Deloris Hamilton Celina Roberts M. H. Adkisson 17Th St TI. J. Fields Jack Durham Hinda Jane Nabors Pauline Smith Ruth Grand Chapter of Texas Ces

Atlanta Editors Face Contempt in Traffic Records Row

Two Atlanta Constitution editors Ralph McGill and W H Fields were fined 200 and sentenced to 20 days in jail by Floyd County Superior Court Judge H E Nichols for contempt over not publishing a court record photo and for reporting that Nichols threatened to cite a Constitution reporter. They are appealing to the Georgia Supreme Court, arguing press freedom and that the facts do not prove contempt.

Atlanta Atlanta Constitution Ralph McGill W. H. Fields Floyd County Rome Superior Court H.E. Nichols Ask Cart Nichols Constitution Georgia Supreme Court Freedom of Press United States Georgia State Patrol Ecw York Keeler McCartney Constitution Police

Dillard to Lead Campaign for Gov. Shivers Re Election

AUSTIN June 14 P J Dillard of Waco executive secretary of Baylor University ex Students Association will be state wide campaign manager for Gov Shivers second term bid Shivers named Hart VanCronkhite as campaign advisers with prior ties to the governor Dillard to open state campaign HQ in Austin and cites lax law enforcement as a factor in rising accidents

Austin Jack Dillard Waco Baylor University ex-Students’ Association Shivers Dillard Hart & VanCronkhite Hart VanCronkhite Texas

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