Knowland Says No Plan to Quit Over Far East Policy
Senate Republican Leader William F. Knowland said he has no present intention of resigning his post over differences with President Eisenhower on Far Eastern policy. He disputed speculation of a break with the White House and noted talks about successors. Other senators voiced varying opinions on the dispute and Knowland’s role.
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Senate
William F. Knowland
Eisernhower
Knowland
Eisenhower
Formosa Straits
White House
George D. Aiken
Littlefield announces closing events schedule for May
Supt. Ralph Schilling outlines the Littlefield schools closing activities from May 2 to May 20. Readings include a Methodist breakfast for seniors, National Honor Society party, a choral concert, a school board dinner, a Distributive Education banquet, a final PTA meeting, an annual band concert, a graduation sermon, and graduation exercises at the high school auditorium.
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Littlefield
Ralph Schilling
Udga Tablets Offer Fast Relief for Stomach Ulcer Pain
Udga promises swift relief from fiery ulcer pains indigestion gas and heartburn caused by excess stomach use. It coats the stomach lining with a protective film and allows normal eating with less fear while offering a money back guarantee after 252 million sales since 1928.
Winners Named In Cochran County Tractor Contest
Eugene Neagie and Jackie Fulton won first and second place in a Cochran County 4-H tractor maintenance and safety contest held at the Cochran County Agricultural Building. The event ran from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and was open to county 4-H Club members. Neagle will advance to the area contest at Texas Tech on May 7.
New Drugist President Leads West Texas Pharmacists
John Halsey was elevated from first vice president to president of the West Texas Pharmaceutical Association at the San Angelo convention. The group has 500 members serving West Texas. Halsey owns the John Halsey Drug Store on Broadway and John Halsey’s Prescription Pharmacy on Main Street, with 25 years in the trade. His son John Halsey Jr. studies at UT Austin School of Pharmacy.
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West Texas Pharmaceutical Assation
San Angelo
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John Halsey Jr
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Navy bans public display of new weapons and missiles
The Navy issues a rigid order prohibiting public display of guided missiles and other new weapons until further notice. No Navy missiles will be shown on Armed Force Day, while the Air Force and Army plan to display other weapons at various locations this year. An Army spokesman says Nike antiaircraft missiles are expected to be shown.
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Navy
Air Force
Baltimore
Germany
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Water Safety Course Opens Monday In Lubbock
The American Red Cross announces a free water safety instructors course starting Monday at the Lubbock Boys Club. Hilton H. Gillam directs the program, with classes 6 to 9 p m through Friday. The course targets adults 18 with senior life saving certification who wish to teach swimming and life saving this summer.
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Red Cross
West Texas
James McNary
McNally
Gilliam
Texas
Coleges
Boy Scouts of America
Faulty Wiring Suspected in Littlefield Oil Warehouse Fire
In Littlefield on Friday night a large warehouse owned by McCormick's Service Station and Wholesale Oil House was destroyed by fire. A spokesman said loss estimates await Paul McCormick's return, with faulty wiring suspected as the possible cause. The warehouse sits at the junction of State Highway 51 and U.S. 84 in northeast Littlefield.
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McCormick
Paul McCormick
U.S. 84
Littleield
Awards Presented In Annual State Save Soil Program
Fort Worth hosts the Save The Soil and Save Texas awards ceremony with 500 farmers and leaders from across Texas. Top honors go to a South Texas farmer and a Davis Mountains district, with the Highland Soil Conservation District winning best district and T. E. Smith of Marfa receiving $1000.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Save the Soil
Save Texas
South Texas
Davis Mountains
Highland Soil Conservation District
T. E. Smith
Marfa
Henry J. Hardcastle
Derby
Frio
Derby Group
Pearsall
T. G. DeVilbiss
Atascosa
Herbert Mears
Menard
Jan Kenk
Sonora High School
Vernon D. Nicholson
First National Bank of
Settlement reached to end Maine textile strike
In Lewiston Maine on April 30 a settlement ended a 15 day strike by about 10 000 textile workers. The Textile Workers Union CIO said the accord serves as a basis for a road built in 1837 with rails of standard width the five feet Russian term and Bates Manufacturing Co. involvement.
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Maine
Textile Workers Union
CIO
Bates
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