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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1960

Page

6

Icing Spreads Misery To Downstate Points

A cold wind swept Plainview raising misery levels as temperatures fell across the region. Abernathy reported 18 degrees while Lubbock dropped from 31 at early afternoon to 17 by late evening with temperatures still falling.

Plainview Abernathy Lubbock

Ice Storm Strikes South and Midwest Causing Wide Damage

North Alabama and Arkansas face millions in damage as ice cuts power lines and forests fall. In Texas, snow and ice disrupt travel, close schools, halt horse racing, and strain utilities across Lubbock and Panhandle towns. Many communities report outages and emergency crew responses.

Gadsden Huntsville Alabama South Arkansas Louisiana Oaklawn Park Hot Springs Little Rock Tennessee Knoxville Kentucky North Carolina Weather Bureau Illinois Mississippi River Missouri U.S Cape Girardeau Indiana Michigan Ohio West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Wisconsin Oklahoma Colorado Panhandle Pampa Spearman Abilene Mineral Wells Lubbock Southwestern Bell Telephone Co South Plains Floydada Lamesa Sweetwater O’donnell South Plains Electric Coop Hale Hockley Crosby Municipal Power Plant Southwestern Public Service Co Lubbock Municipal Perryton Big Bend Texas All Rusk County Marshall Marshall News Messenger Rural Electrification Assn Harrison Panola Lousiana Upshur Bowie Southwest Electric Power Co Longview Jefferson Hallsville Marshallway Gilmir

Children Leave Today To Visit Their Ill Father

Three Lubbock children Ernest Petty Henry Petty and Viola Petty depart at 10 30 a m for Houston to visit their critically ill father William Petty at M D Anderson Hospital The relief effort organized by Rev Clifton Igo and local supporters raised 127 for travel and expenses with clothing and luggage donated by the community

Lubbock Houston Ernest Petty Henry Petty Viola Petty Bryan Tex M. D. Anderson Hospital William Petty Magnolia Ave Clifton Southside Baptist Church

Mrs. Franklin Rites Set Friday

Mrs. J. B. Franklin 77 Ida Jou will be laid to rest at 2 p.m. Friday at First Baptist Church Idalou with Rev. Billy Frasier officiating. Burial follows at Resthaven Memorial Park Lub bock under Sanders Funeral Home direction. She had been ill for 15 years and hospitalized a week. She lived in Idalou area 10 years after moving from Colorado City where she resided 40 years.

Idalou Franklin Ida Jou First Baptist Church Billy Frasier Resthaven Memorial Park Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Colorado City

Five Year Sentence For Faked Hold Up Case in Lubbock

Beverly Gene Bradford of Lubbock received a five year prison term after a district court jury found him guilty of theft over 50 dollars in a faked armed robbery. The defense and prosecution sparred over witness credibility as three men were linked to the alleged incident at McLain Oil Co. Jennings and Hill face future charges. The judge delayed pronouncing sentence due to a waiver issue.

Lubbock Beverly Gene Bradford 32Nd St Robert H. Bean George E. Gilkerson Clifford Brown Jimmie Stewart Gilkerson Stewart Bradford J. W. Jennings Ivan E. Hill McLain Oil Co Ave. H Jennings Hill

Pete Durham Named New Exes Chapter President

Pete Durham, 3206 44th St., elected president of the South Plains UT Exes at the annual dinner-dance at Hillcrest Country Club. Officers include Jack Clendenin, 2702 25th St., executive vice-president, and Don Darby, 2414 25th St., secretary-treasurer. Ray Willsey spoke on UT football prospects. outgoing president Reed Quilliam presided. Ninety-seven attendees.

Pete Durham 44Th St South Plains University of Texas Exes Hillcrest Country Club Jack Clendenin 25Th St Don Darby Ray Willsey University of Texas Longhorns Reed Quilliam 39Th St

Train wreck toll climbs after Bakersfield collision

In California two trains collide at a grade crossing near Bakersfield. 14 killed and 72 injured as fuel oil tanks explode and cars burn, with 109 aboard the San Francisco Chief No. 2. Rescue work lasts hours while passengers are ferried to Barstow.

Bakersfield Calif Santa Fe San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area Chicago Barstow San Joaquin Valley L. A. Snyder A. M. Braley Lamesa Arthur Yates N. 14Th St. Lamesa Yates Lamesa Water Department West Coast

Teachers Gather for South Plains Session on Education

Reporters list at Lubbock meeting include W H Avinger Roy Boyd Noel Johnson Floyd Honey Dr Ralph Schilling Leo Purvis O W Marconi Dr Lee Vardy Frank Mullican Otis Spears and others. Special music by Monterey High School ensemble directed by Mitchell Zablotny. Dr Herold Hunt of Harvard lectures. Mrs Marvin Armstrong welcomes. Helen Poe to speak. Sectionals run 2 15 to 4 p m with luncheons for administrators teachers and staff.

W. H. Avinger Lubbock Roy Boyd Noel Johnson Abernathy Floyd Honey Constitution Ralph Schilling Littlefield Leo Purvis Petersburg O. W. Marconi Levelland Lee Vardy Slaton Frank Mullican Monterey High School Mitchell Zablotny C. O. Gregory Sudan Ethel Terrell H. H. Nicholas Lockney Floyd Tubb Tohoka South Plains Herold C. Hunt Charles William Eliot Graduate School of Education Harvard University Nat Williams Lubbock Public Schools Marvin Armstrong Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers E. H. Boulter State Board of Education Helen Poe Dallas

Doctor Finch Trial Ends With Defense Labeled Liar

Cooper argued Finch cheated on his wife and lied to hide his acts but insisted Barbara Jean Finch died accidentally. The jury heard competing claims that Finch and Barbara Jean were involved with others and faced accusations of murder or mere deception.

Winchello Wichelle Wichello Finch Barbara Jean Finch Whichello Chichello Cooper Carole

Births Report From Laut Clinic And Local Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Ruperton Puga announce a son weighing 7 pounds at 2 40 p.m Tuesday at Laut Clinic. Several other families record births at Laut Clinic and Methodist Hospital with newborns ranging from 4 pounds 4 ounces to 8 pounds 12 ounces. Parents include employees from Lubbock ISD Western Woodwork Co General Motors Fort Worth and Denver Railroad fielding various occupations.

Ruperton Puga Broadway A& Son Laut Lubbock Independent School District J. D. Adams 34Th St The Western Woodwork Co Sabas Elano Garcia Rt. 1 Petersburg Laut Clinic Martin Ramirez 16Th St Pedro Salazar Lorenzo Lautha Texas Corky Hunsucker Methodist Hospital General Motors Sammy Key West Texas Fort Worth Denver Loyd Edward Hagens Slaton Taylor Hospital Clinton Smith Aberdeen Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Bill Bates Gordon Hall Texas Tech Gary Reeves Harmon. Co Wilson Yardley Methodist’ Hospital Roy Sooter E. 2Nd St Barnett’s Automotive Daniel Roberts Jon

Loot Taken In Forays Here

Burglars hit multiple locations overnight stealing and damaging. total estimated loot around $200. Cline Warehouse at 2811 E Main St saw tire stacks torn and scattered. brick thrown through a window at 2526 64th St caused about $20 damage. Fleet Maintenance Co. at 303 30th St lost $40 cash in a pried fireproof cabinet. Acme Mattress Co. at 510 EF 34th St netted a $25 radio. Tools valued at $50 taken from a pickup at E L Hayes 906 41st St. Ahd QO Mitchell 4921 35th St reports tire and wheel worth $35 removed from car trunk.

Cline E. Main St Thomas Ward 64Th St Fleet Maintenance Co 30Th St Acme Mattress Co 34Th St E. L. Hayes 41St St Ahd QO

Ghost writing probe widens as NY raids target agencies

Eight ghost writing agencies were raided by Manhattan prosecutors in New York as part of a widening probe into who writes college work for paying students. The case centers on spoofing students, with allegations of hundreds of theses produced nationwide. some universities have suspended or warned students. Stores report fees from hundreds to over 3000 dollars, and subpoenas extend to witnesses including undergraduates.

New York Indiana University Columbia University Teachers College New York World - Telegram Sun Alex Benson Manhattan Dist. Atty Frank D. Hogan America Hollis L. Caswell Columbia Teachers College New York City Ship Hogan

Citizens group drafts top candidates for city offices

The executive committee led by Murrell R. Tripp announced the listing of 17 top contenders for mayor and commissioner posts after ties expanded the potential mayoral slate. Casey leads as a front runner, with O'Mara and Chappell also prominent in the commissioners bracket. All three candidates are long-time locals active in civic groups and charities. The committee emphasized a down-the-line draft honoring the group’s preferences.

Cipal Murrell R. Tripp Citizens Group Tripp Casey O'Mara Chappell Barnie Rushing Roy B. Davis L. ‘D. Whiteley Dixon White Earl Collins Irving Jones Parker F. ‘Prouty J. Ray Dickey Ray‘mond St. Christopher's Episcopal School New Mexico Ellwood West Texas W. L. Ellwood Spade Ranches

Eisenhower's South America Tour Dominates Uruguayan Visit

Ike's tour included talks with U S Embassy staff and remarks at Montevideo's airport before flying home. He visited Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay where demonstrations occurred in Montevideo. Police dispersed anti imperialist protests as thousands greeted the president along the motorcade route. officials counted about 450 000 spectators. Local elections filings in Lubbock show no candidates yet for three offices as Mayors and Commissioners near turnover.

Eisenhower U.S Brazil Argentina Chile Uruguay Montevideo University of Montevideo Cuba Carrasco A. F E. Baughman Secret Service Eisenshower

Banks Ranger of the DPS and a Legendary Gunman

Banks, six three, joined the Department of Public Safety in 1938 as a highway patrolman and moved to the Rangers in 1947. He gained fame for quick draw and a 1941 Roanoke gunfight, helped detain Mickey Cohen in 1950, and was sent to Mansfield in 1956 amid a race riot over integration.

Banks Department of Public Safety Jack County Rangers DPS Roanoke Bank Mickey Cohen Wichita Falls Cohen Allan Shivers Mansfield

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Francis Elam 38Th St 24Th St Ave. L Jack McIlroy McIlroy Hunt John Garrett Albuquerque DR. Herold C. Hunt Dr. Finch Probe Texas Ranger R. J. Banks Homer Garrison Law Enforcement Agency 23Rd St 21St St Fidel Castro Charles Finley P. L. Payne Lennis Baker Homer G. Maxey Otis Maner Vernon Thompson Ranger
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