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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1958

Page

5

Slayings Show Class War Still Red Aim

The Nagy execution is used to warn Communists against softening toward the West, while the Kremlin backs expansionism and worldwide class war. The piece argues the Communist press frames Nagy’s fate as a warning and discusses Yugoslavia and Soviet aims in global politics.

2. M. Roberts Associated Press Kremlin Eisenhower Soviet Union Hungary Nagy Czechoslovakia Yugoslavia

Missionary Knox Returns for Surgery After New Guinea Mission

The Rev. Sidney Knox, son of the Knox family from Mangum Oklahoma, returns to the United States for medical care after a year in New Guinea where he and his wife W. F. Knox and Murray Knox aided natives and opened a school. He is expected to undergo surgery for a malignant condition in California.

New Guinea W. F. Knox Vernon Ave Murray Knox 2Nd St California Sidney Knox Knox Jesus Mr. Knox Lubbock Texas Tech Bethany Nazarene College Oklahoma Slaten Church of the Nazarene Big Spring Nazarene Publishing House Goroka Lutheran Hospital United States Board of Misions of the Nazarene Milton Poole

Four Plead Guilty and Convicted at Lovington

In Lovington district court four men pled guilty and a fifth was convicted by jury. Napoleon French, 30, Hobbs, was found guilty of forgery and sentenced to one to five years in state prison. Other pleas included Hiram Frederick, 69, Hobbs, for embezzlement over $50 with sentence deferred. Albert Gus Lackey, 40s, Odessa, for burglary with six month deferral. Samuel Dees, 18, Odessa, for burglary held for Texas authorities. Jerome Richards, 31, Hobbs, for assault with a deadly weapon with up to three years, all but 60 days suspended or deferred as noted.

Lovington Napoleon French Hobbs Hiram Frederick Albert Gus Lackey Odessa Samuel Dees Texas Jerome Richards

Tech Group to Attend National Sorority Convention

Five members of the Phi Eta chapter of Delta Delta Delta will depart Lubbock today by car to attend the national convention at Americana Hotel Miami Beach Florida from June 26 to 30. Attending from here are Linda Bunger Winters local president Gail Petersen Los Gatos California Cora Jean McMurtry Graham and Kathy White and Sharla Pepper both of Lubbock.

Tech Phi Eta Delta Delta Delta National Sorority Lubbock Americana Hotel Miami Beach Fla Linda Bunger Winters Gail Petersen Los Gatos Calif Cora Jean McMurtry Graham Kathy White Sharla Pepper

Methodist Church At Hobbs Observes Eighth Anniversary

Anniversary services are set at Southern Heights Methodist Church Hobbs to mark eight years since organization on June 24, 1951 with 17 members. Rev. Alfred C. Pace will preach an anniversary sermon titled Forward by a. The church began through sponsorship by First Methodist Church Hobbs led by Rev. C. E. Jameson. Its first pastor was Rev. E. E. Hamilton.

Methodist Church Hobbs Southern Heights E. E. Hamilton

Plainview Girl to Observe UN Action on Pilgrimage

Janet Duffey 17, of Plainview, joins youths from across the country on the 9th annual Odd Fellows and Rebekahs pilgrimage to the United Nations in New York. She travels with Plainview delegate sponsor Tom Benedict and Mrs Benedict after meeting a Texas bus group in Denton. The itinerary includes Washington sites, New England and Canada tours, and a Baltimore Grand Lodge visit.

Plainview Janet Duffey United Nations New York Mise Duffey Tom Duffey Tom Benedict Odd Fellows Committee Benedict Denton

Accident Victim In Poor Condition At Floydada Farm

Mrs. Edward Baird 28, of Floydada, was in poor condition at Methodist Hospital with fractures to shoulder and ribs and possible internal injuries after a Friday farm accident 12 miles west of Floydada. She saved her four year old daughter Debra from being run over by a tractor. Debra was unharmed. The incident occurred about 6 p.m. at the Baird farm.

Edward Baird Floydada Methodist Hospital

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