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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1956

Page

3

Demo Solons Predict Eisenhower Will Sign Amended Farm Bill

United Press reports on March 17 that Democrats forecast President Eisenhower will sign the amended farm bill despite GOP opposition. Senator Aiken cautions veto chances depend on the bill's parity and price support provisions, while Sen. Ellender defends the measure and House Chairman Cooley criticizes Benson for schedule conflicts.

Demo Solons Eisenhower United Press Sen. D. Aiken Administration Senate House Allen J. Ellender D-La Senate Agriculture Committee Aiken Ellender Harold D. Cooley Sec. of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson House Agriculture Committee

Jaycees Rally To Save Girlstown In Levelland

Levelland Jaycees push Save Girlstown campaign mailing statements to South Plains clubs. The clarifications cover deed clauses reverting the ranch to Duggan heirs if operations end, Duggan heirs offering to donate to another charity, Welfare Department not intending to close Girlstown, and continuation without director Amelia Anthony.

Levelland Girlstown Levelland Junior Chamber of Commerce South Plains Girlstown Ranch Tom B. Duggan Tom Duggan Jr Lubbock John Winters Welfare Department Amelia Anthony Jaycee Charlie Bird

Martin and Nolan Win Top Emmy Awards of 1955

Mary Martin of Peter Pan and Lloyd Nolan of Caine Mutiny Court Martial won best actress and best actor TV awards in 1955. Phil Silvers achieved a first triple triumph as top comedian and best actor in a continuing performance and his show won best comedy series. Wanette Fabray and Perry Como were double winners. Toast of the Town won best variety show. Hit Parade best musical show. Producers Showcase best dramatic series. Peter Pan named best single program.

Hollywood Mary Martin Lloyd Nolan Phil Silvers Bilko Wanette Fabray Perry Como Ed Sullivan

Native Signers of Declaration from South Carolina

South Carolina stands as the only state whose Declaration signers were all natives of the state and educated as college men abroad.

South Carolina Union

Hale Farmer Dies At Wheel Of Truck

Hale County farmer John F. McDonough 82 died of a heart attack while driving his pickup through a field 16 miles southeast of Plainview at 6 30 p m His son found him at the wheel the truck through a barbed wire fence Survivors include his wife three daughters and three sons Funeral services will be held Monday at the East Side Church of Christ in Petersburg with Lemons Funeral Home in charge of arrangements

Plainview Hale County Here John F. McDonough Earl Clifton McDonough Minnie Lee Saunders Richardson Tex Juanita Rasco Lubbock Dorothy Burkert Denver Colo Virginia Hoegegins Fort Worth John F. Jr East Side Church of Christ Petersburg Lemons Funeral Home

Russia raises Autherine Lucy case at UN Women session

The Soviet delegate referenced Autherine Lucy’s expulsion from the University of Alabama during a UN Commission on the Status of Women meeting. Mrs. Lorena Hahn of the United States objected, calling the reference unfair and noting the Soviet Union’s own shortcomings in criticizing others.

Geneva Soviet Union Autherine Lucy University of Alabama United Nations Commission On the Status of Women N. S. Spiridonova Miss Lucy United States Lorena Hahn

Stock Show Events Highlight Three-Day Judging Schedule

The 1956 South Plains Junior Fat Stock Show continues with 275 lambs and 179 calves among 15 swine entries. Judges include Dean W. L. Stangel of Texas Tech for calves and Dr. Robert H. Black for lambs, with Stanley Anderson handling swine. Open houses run Tuesday and Wednesday as sale times approach.

James Mead Darrell Lindsey Lubbock Hilton Wood Tohoka Shorty South Plains Wood FFA Byron Denning Lubbock County Berkshire Byron Dean W. L. Stangel Texas Tech Robert H. Black Tech Stanley Anderson Texas New Mexico George W. Brassell Jr O. L. Byrd Frank Junell O. J. Sexton O. A. Green Dave Sherrill L. M. Hargrave W. B. Griffin Tahoka Fat Steel Ollie Liner Plainview South Plains Rabbit Breeders Assn Fairgrounds J. J. Scharnberg Albuquerque Charles Odell Amarillo

Widow Olive Dixon Dies in Amarillo at 83

Olive K. Dixon, 83, historian author and reporter and widow of Billy Dixon, famed Indian fighter, died tonight in Amarillo. She worked as a reporter for the Amarillo Globe-News until Friday and is remembered for her husband’s role in the 1874 second Battle of Adobe Walls in Hutchinson County.

Billy Dixon Amarillo Olive K. Dixon

Non-Red Oath Should Have Included Bosses, Hartley Says

Fred Hartley co author of the Taft Hartley Act says the non Communist oath for employees should have applied to employers or not used at all. He adds he would have supported both signers if the option had been proposed. A banquet for exhibitors is planned at the Slide Road Community clubhouse at 1 p.m. today, with rabbit judging results pending and to be announced later.

Hartley New Orleans Fred Hartley Robert Taft Ohio New Jersey Slide Road Scharndberg Mendaco

Chain-Wielding Boy Declared Delinquent Child in Lubbock

A 14-year-old Lubbock boy was ruled a delinquent child and placed on rigid probation after a chain wielding attack on a 15-year-old. Judge Victor H. Lindsey set eight probation rules including school attendance limits and curfew, with another hearing set for May 19 as police crackdown on youth violence continues.

Lubbock Victor H. Lindsey 72Nd District Court Avalanche- Journal

New York Delegation Urges Arms Sale to Israel

New York state's Democratic congressional delegation sent a joint letter to Secretary Dulles urging President Eisenhower to sell Israel 50 million dollars worth of U S arms to prevent war in the Middle East. The 17 congressmen criticized administration fears of sparking an arms race.

Washington New York State Eisenhower Israel U.S Middle East John Foster Dulles

Largest Meteorite Crater Near Canyon Diablo Arizona

The object lies in northeastern Arizona near Canyon Diablo. It forms a circular desert depression measuring about 4200 feet across and 570 feet deep, described as the largest meteorite crater in the world.

Canyon Diablo Arizona

Youth Dies In Area Construction Job

An 11 year old Odessa youth Marvin L Crow was killed when a semi trailer backed over him on a construction site 15 miles east of Littlefield Territory near Hale County. Crow worked for Bo Moore Construction Co of Odessa on a Pioneer Natural Gas Co pipe line project. Funeral arrangements were in progress at Hamlin Funeral Home.

Littlefield Odessa Here Marvin L. Crow Bo Moore Construction Co Hale County Cletus Dyer Young Crow Dyer Crow Bo Moore Moore Pioneer Natural Gas Co

127 Dead in Lebanon Earthquakes Battle to Find Bodies

Beirut reports troops and rescue workers combing 25 towns for quake victims. Initial toll tops 121 dead with over 200 injured in Lebanon's worst quake event in memory. Shiheem, the mountain village, suffered the fiercest impact as 32 bodies were recovered amid ongoing tremors.

Beirut Lebanon Shiheem

Thieves Loot Dilley Home For Gyminum Siding Value

In Custer South Dakota thieves ransacked the D M Dilley residence and stole about 800 dollars of Gyminum siding and exterior wiring leaving behind only the kitchen sink according to local reports.

Custer, S. D D. M. Dilley Custer

Faith N Begorra! 40000 Carry The Green At Shamrock

Shamrock Texas hosted a St Patrick Day parade drawing at least 40 000 spectators surpassing last year’s 35000. Local and visiting chiefs of bands competed with Tipton Oklahoma, Groom Texas, and McLean Texas earning top Class honors while Miss Mary in Holcom Oklahoma was named Miss Irish Rose 1956.

Shamrock Tex Texas Panhandle Ireland Southwest L.W. Lunn County Cork Lunns Lubbock Bob Douglas Mary Holcom Sayre Okla Julia Holmes Tipton Groom, Tex McLean Texas

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Law Mer GOP Jaycees Martin, Nolan Hale Farmer Russia Family Park Cleaners Zed Marcy Marcy's Cleaners New York Marya DR. P. K. Palmer E Lesters Hamlin’ Funeral Home Lester's 1016 Breedwey, Lebbeck, Texas Gep
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