Experts See No Boom Panic Yet in Stock Hearings
Washington March 12 The Fulbright Senate Banking Committee hears testimony on the stock market with Wall Street figures and economists noting high price levels reflect public confidence. Some caution that government action may be needed to halt a potential run, while others see the market as sensitive to credit tightening and outside forces.
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Woman Confesses Rustling Cattle in Galveston County
In Galveston March 12 a woman Gussie Culver pleaded guilty to cattle rustling, receiving five years in prison with probation. Evidence showed she and two men Elvis Brown and G C Borros butchered a calf and used a call belonging to Constable Sam Popovich which identified the calf’s head and hide. Brown had pleaded guilty earlier with a probated sentence. Borros’ trial is pending.
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Artist Dreams End For Boy From Uniontown
Freddie Yee, 12, a Uniontown, Pennsylvania youth born in China, returned home with a policeman after a trip to Dallas inspired by art. He had quit home seeking Texas to pursue artistic study, carrying 80 dollars and selling toys to fund his journey. An alert Travelers Aid worker traced him at Union Station in St. Louis. His father works as a laundry operator. Freddie denies running away, saying he wanted background for his art career.
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Dallas Hosts 1956 Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Convention
Dallas will host the 1956 state convention of the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs on March 2. State president Mrs. L B Dudley of Abilene announced the event details.
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George J Woulard Rites Sated Today
The body of George T Woulard 86 a former longtime janitor of the Lubbock County courthouse in Austin is to arrive in Lubbock today. Funeral services are at 4 am today at Mc Donald Funeral Chapel with burial in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Survivors include two sons five daughters 22 grandchildren and about 39 great grandchildren.
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Mrs. Elmore Rites Set At Brownfield
Funeral services for Mrs. W. P. Elmore 70 who died at her home west of Brownfield will be held at 2 p m Monday at the First Baptist Church with Elder W H Fox Amarillo officiating assisted by Brother F M Wiley Plainview Burial will be in the Terry County Memorial Cemetery via Brownfield Funeral Home survivors include husband one son Alton Tokio three daughters Mrs J W Moore Jr Plains Mrs Avon Brantley Tokio and Mrs Carol Shults Union one sister Mrs Mary Daniel Hartsville Ala 12 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Pallbearers are R C Young Homer Sudderth Bill Shults Reg Martin Everett Brantley and Warne Sherrin
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Marines Adopt Shorter Bayonet for Boxer Style Fighting
The Marine Corps plans to restore its thin bayonet with the Army’s 6.5 inch ME-3 model, claiming a shorter blade adds cutting surface and suits the new boxer method of bayonet fighting. The Army began using the shorter weapon last year.
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Suffolk County officials in gun escape case verdicts
Sheriff Frederick R. Sullivan was acquitted while his chief deputy William J. McMor TOW was convicted on negligence charges after the New York gunman Elmer Trigger Burke escaped from Suffolk County Jail in August.
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Triger) Burke
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