Ohio Housing Bill Faces Skepticism in House Hearing
Ohio congressman criticizes Senate bill 866 as lacking housing output while Public Housing administrator John Taylor Egan explains a five year plan to build about 100000 units per year and address slum clearances amid partisan questions on federal guarantees and politics.
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Harman W. Nichols
United
Pri Stott
Washington
Pricb
Fred Smith
Ohio
Smith
Old Doc
Banking and Currency Committee
House
John Taylor Egan
Buckeye
Doc Smith
Florists Deliver Mothers Day Bouquet to Poor Family
A 14 year old writes to a Chicago florist asking for his widowed mother, Joan Jarke, a bouquet for Mother’s Day. The Allied Florists association provided a large bouquet after reading the boy’s letter, bringing tears and smiles in a simple home ceremony.
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Joan Jarke
Allied Florists Association of Minds
W Florist
Bert Tar
Texan Elected President of Methodist Judicial Council
Judge Marvin A. Childers of San Antonio Texas was elected president of the judicial council at the Methodist church general conference.
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Boston
May
Marvin A. Childers
San Antonio
Tex
Judicial Council of the Methodist Church
Meeting Dismissed After Turbulent Hoved Debate
A chaotic session ends as the chair declares the meeting dismissed amid heated exchanges over the mire controversy and lingering doubts about the proceedings. No further actions announced.
New York Subway A Mirrored City Risk and Ironies
A humorous yet stark portrait of the subway as New York’s lifeline and danger zone. It notes the transit system as a social crossroads where meetings and miseries unfold, from romance to death, with levity shadowed by frequent peril and claustrophobic fear.
Judge Denies Habeas Corpus For Lubbock Woman In Jail
Judge GV Purdue of the 99th district court denied Kay Holloway a habeas corpus release and kept her in jail on a $100 bond after six vagrancy by prostitution arrests. Health authorities ordered examination, which was not completed. Defense argued for revision by 10 a.m. next day.
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Lubbock
GV. Purdue
99Th District Court
Kay Holloway
City
Bat City
Burks 1
McNeil
Bo A. Blac
Duc Pardue
Wallace Leader In Carolina Stabbed To Death In Fight
Wallace for president leader in Charleston was fatally stabbed yesterday during a fight at the local national union headquarters. Detective Herman He Berkman said Robert New, port agent for the NMU, died shortly after the incident. Rudolph Si 49, of charged with assault was treated for cuts on the arm. New organized the Wallace for president group here provoking delays and rider anger.
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Charleston
Soc
May & Iy
Charlston
National Union
Herman He Berkman
Robert New
NMU
Union
Rudolph Si 49
Mat Sirro
Berkman
New
Seminole Airport Plans Paving and Lighting Aid
The Civil Aeronautics Authority studies funding to pave runways taxiways and an entrance road at Seminole Municipal Airport with a 175000 dollar matched grant. The plan includes an administration building lighting for night flying and other improvements. Stanfield Flying Service expands training and adds a Swift 125 aircraft. D E Lucky Miner joins to manage Seminole operations as Stanfield moves to Andrews Texas.
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Seminole
Civil Aeronauics Authority
Seminole Municipal
Obiy Air Mail
Pamenger Nervy
Stanfield Flying Service
Ting
L. Stanfield
Andrew S
Clinic
Stanfield
D. E
Lucky
Miner
Andrews
Texas
Dallas
Dallas Aviation School
Local Bits Highlight Military and Academic News
Robert J. Hubbard, fireman USN, now aboard USS Stickel, serves from Men. W. D. Mead of 2209 Eighteenth also serves aboard the destroyer. Two South Plains UT pharmacy seniors Joe Arnold Arwin Jr and Boyd Allen Self are candidates for degrees at UT commencement. Charles Holton Meeks of Lubbock is enrolled at Indiana University in Bloomington with 12 147 full time students. The Diodon submarine with First Task Force units recently engaged in Fleet exercises off California. it operates from San Diego. Marion W. Sprague elected to Beta Alpha Psi Gamma chapter at Northwestern for MBA in accounting. to serve as treasurer of Evanston Junior Chamber. George Peddy of Houston seeks Democratic nomination for U S Senate. will speak Tuesday night via statewide network including KFYO on The Cost of Indifference. Mrs C V Harvey and Mrs Bern ie Bennett of Lubbock attend funeral in Em ity for brother Tom C. of Ennis who died in Houston hospital.
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South Plains
Joe Arnold Arwin, Jr
Floyduda
Boyd Allen Self
Lubbock
University of Texas
Charles Holton Meeks
Bro Lubbock
Indiana University
Bloomington
Ind
Hoosier State School
E. Trimble
USN
E. E. Trimble
Route 1
Post
Texas
Diodon
California
San Diego
Calif
Marion W. Sprague
Beta Alpha Pal
Northwestern University
Evanston
C. V. Harvey
Beanie Bennett
Emity
Tom C
Ennis
Southern Pacific Hospital
Houston
Army Projects in New Mexico Forcing Airline Change
Pioneer Air Lines must reroute flights due to highly restricted activity at Alamogordo New Mexico and denial of landing access at Clovis Army air field. Gen Robert J Smith says the Civil Aeronautics Board had granted rights but base command restricts landings to aircraft cleared by Air Forces or Air Material Command.
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Dallas
Alamogordo
N. M
Pioneer Airlines
Robert J. Smith
Pioneer
Civil Aeronautics Board
Paul F. Helmick
Clovis
Army Air Field
Smith
Air Forces
Air Material Command
Freeman Quarterman Dies at 72 Father of Bishop George Quarterman
Frederick G. Quarterman aged 72 died today in Poughkeepsie. He was the father of Rt. Rev. George Quarterman, Episcopal bishop of North Texas based in Amarillo.
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Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Frederick G. Quarterman
George Quarterman
Amarillo
Texas
North Texas
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