Tito Threatens Use Of Arms To Keep Italians Out Of Trieste
Tito warns he will view Italian troop movements into the Trieste area as aggression and may take the case to the United Nations. Protests by Marshal Tito are seen as inevitable in the United States and not yet alarming as Italy-Yugoslavia relations seek stability.
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Tito
Trieste
Italy
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
U.S
United Nations
Washington
Rep
Fulton
R-Pa
Harold Stassen
U. S
Rep. Hagan
R-Minn
London
Zone A
Zone B
Belgrade
Giuseppe Pella
Reds Propose Conference Roles Amid UN Tensions
United States acting as UN agent proposed that the peace conference decide on inviting neutral nations to participate. Chou En Lai urged the UN to block belligerent status, while Tito warned against Italian forces moving into Zone A as crowds fill Belgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Honolulu
San Francisco
Geneva
Chou En-lai
Dag Hammarskjold
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
UN General Assembly
U. S
Seden
Reds
Panmunjom
Russia
India
Indonesia
Pakistan
Burma
Korea
Hammarskjold
Chou
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Kefauver Pushes Immediate Hearings On Hydrogen Bomb Defense
Sen Kefauver urged swift hearings to study U S defenses against hydrogen and atomic bombs. Saltonstall and Bridges backed Sprague as adviser to the Senate committee, praising his technical qualifications. Kefauver warned against underestimating the need for an effective defense and questioned budget limits impeding protection plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kefauver
Russia
Saltonstall
Sprague
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Massachusett
Two Injured In Knife Attack And Shooting In City
An 18 year old Negro woman was held after a stabbing of Ester Spencer on Ave B in the 1700 block following a street fight among women. Spencer was treated at Porter Hospital and released. An unrelated shooting at 18th St and Ave B left Eddie Lee Sweat, 22, wounded in the left thigh. a 22 year old Lubbock Negro was arrested but released after witnesses said the suspect shot after a knife brandished by the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Ester Spencer
Ave. B
Spencer
Porter Hospital
Eddie Lee Sweat
18Th St
Lubbock
Sweat
Lédberry
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Post School Bond Issue Is Okayed
A $275000 bond issue to finance a new junior high school building passed 148 to 76. Superintendent D C Arthur said the one story facility will have 14 classrooms a physical education plant and a band hall. The bond will not raise the present tax rate beyond the $1.50 maximum already approved. J T Curb served as election judge at the school tax office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
POST
Supt
D. C. Arthur
J. T. Curb
Farm Hearing Heads West for Midwest Outreach
The House Agriculture Committee led by Chairman Clifford Hope plans a regional tour to gather farmer opinions on a new agriculture program. Hearings run Oct 12 in Minneapolis and Oct 20 in Columbus with stops in Watertown, Des Moines, Bloomington, Quincy, and Indianapolis. The tour feeds into January recommendations from Ezra Taft Benson. The department also releases a 1000 page plant disease yearbook and Benson's three phase research plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Midwest
Clifford R. Hope
R-Kans
South
New England
Minneapolis
Watertown
S.D
Des Moines
Bloomington
Quincy
Indianapolis
Columbus
Ohio
Congress
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Agriculture Department
Benson
Lubbock Rises Set For Anton Woman
Mrs. W. T. Hopkins, 60, who lived in Anton area, died at 11:15 a.m. in Lubbock at her son Denzel R. Hopkins’s home. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Ford Memorial Chapel, First Baptist Church, Lubbock, with burial at Tech Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include her husband, Denzel, five sisters, a brother, and two grandchildren. The Hopkins couple moved from Electra to Anton where he farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton
W. T. Hopkins
Denzel R. Hopkins
25Th St
Lubbock
Ford
Tech Memorial Cemetery
Sanders Funeral Home
Denzel
Hopkins
Electra
Houston man killed in Gulf Freeway overturn
Harrison Surrell of Houston was killed early Saturday when his automobile overturned on the Gulf Freeway near Dickinson Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Tex
Harrison Surrell
Houston
Gulf Freeway
Aggie Fans Hit Lubbock for Tech Game Festivities
Crowds jam the city as Aggie students and fans arrive for a downtown parade and pep rally in front of the Lubbock Hotel. Mayor Murrell Tripp and E. N. Jones greet attendees, with Aggie band and Tech students sharing postgame events and student receptions at Tech facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRACK
Texas A. & M
Lubbock Hotel
Jones Stadium
Aggie
Lubbock
Tech
Murrell Tripp
E. N. Jones
Bill Philpott
College Station
Peace Buffer Plan For Europe Offered
Paris reports a French plan to create a peace buffer belt through central Europe. The proposal envisions two zones separating East and West forces with a no-man's land in Zone A and a defensively limited Zone B, awaiting U S Britain and France decisions and possible Russian involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Paris
Europe
Russia
U. S
Great Britain
European Defense Community
No-Man’s Land
Zone
Four-SU student killed in Hobbs collision
Charles F. McDonald 27 of Artesia died when his car collided with a butane truck driven by French E. Smith 24 of Hobbs. Four others injured two seriously Wanda McDonald Malayne Milner Kenneth Hundley and Victoria Rogers were passengers in McDonald's car as the truck carried 1200 gallons of liquid butane. State Police report the car was struck broadside while heading home for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald’s
French E. Smith
Hobbs
Utz
Old graves found near Bamberg reported in Germany
Two German archaeologists announced the burial place of 76 people dating about 5,000 years. The farmer who found the remains uncovered a limestone pit near Bamberg. Among the bones were young girls who had apparently been offered as human sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Germany
Horst Maedchen
Ernest Keller
Bamberg
Ransom Case Probes Missing Money and Marsh Hunt
FBI agents question Hall at the city jail as they seek missing ransom money and pursue Thomas Marsh as a suspect in the kidnap and murder of a private school boy. Marsh may roam up to 1950 miles from the crime scene as police widen road checks across four states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Kansas City
Heady
Thomas Marsh
Marsh
Bobby
Mrrs
St. Joseph
Thomas John Marsh
Triggerman
Missouri
Joplin
Rogues Gallery
Walter Flenner
Kansas
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Three Reese Airmen Injured in Seagraves Wreck
Three Reese Air Force Base airmen were injured in a car wreck near Seagraves downtown. James D. Isom, listed in serious condition with internal injuries and severe lacerations, occupied the car with Homer D. Threatt and Bedford W. Holland who were both slightly injured. The other vehicle’s driver, Bill Kennedy, suffered a broken thigh as investigators pursue the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves
Reese Afb
Seagraves Hospital
James D. Isom
Isom
Homer D. Threatt
Bedford W. Holland
Bill Kennedy
Woman accidentally shoots self in Houston
Ruth Stewart 24 mother of two accidentally fired a gun while investigating a noise early Saturday and dropped the weapon causing a self inflicted wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Houston
Mrrs
Ruth Stewart
Local families announce a series of new births in Lubbock area
A sequence of birth notices from families in Lubbock and nearby areas lists newborns at Lubbock Memorial and Taylor hospitals. Parents include Billy Stephens, Ralph E. McLaughlin, Bob Bratton, … Robertson, Kuieilis, Earnest Ameen, Clifford McLend, Hollis Whalen, Joe Partain, Davis Austin, Aubrey Crisp, and W T Simpson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bratton
Floyvdada Rt
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Man Accused in Lubbock County Fatal Sighting Incident
Guinn says he struck a Black man after threats in Dukes farm residence. May recalls 23 Black workers from Louisiana, Handy seeking workers. Guinn arrested. incident adds to 17 serious cases in Lubbock County this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May
Dukes
Louisiana
Guinn
Handy
Lubbock County
New Allied Tactical Air Force to be Based in Izmir
An Allied tactical air force will be established at Izmir Turkey on Wednesday the first such organization in NATO southern Europe and will report to U S Major General Robert E L Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Headquarters
Europe
Allied Tactical Air Force
Izmir
Turkey
NATO
European
U. S
Robert E. L. Eaton
Churchill Reaffirms Call for Informal Talks for Lasting Peace
Churchill, amid a waning role, urges a period of calm and a mutual non aggression pledge as a path to peace. He defends informal face to face talks between leaders and says a top level meeting could ease tensions for five to ten years. He notes no false hopes and urges restraint from public pressure and experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill
Russia
Turnpike Slayings Linked to Suspect in Cleveland Pawn Find
Turnpike slayings in three states connect Bowling Green Virginia trucker Turnpike Slayer 39 and Lester Woodward 39 to a July double discovery. John Shepard 34 of West Alexander Pa. was shot asleep in his rig near Lisbon Ohio. A stolen watch led to a Cleveland pawn shop trace to Wable, prompting a nationwide search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Lester B. Woodward
Harrisburg
John K. Shepard
West Alexander
Lisbon
Ohio
Shepard
Cleveland
Wable
15 Espionage Suspects Admit Parachute Entry into Romania
Vienna report says Bucharest radio claimed 15 men charged with espionage confessed they parachuted into Romania from American planes as part of the United States espionage service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Bucharest
Romania
United States
Wholesale Market Opens In Lubbock With 57 Exhibitors
The 41st Western Wholesale Market Association show begins today at the Lubbock and Caprock Hotels featuring fall, holiday and spring apparel. It runs through Monday with 57 exhibitors and invites mailed to firms across South Plains, Panhandle, and Eastern New Mexico. Association president is W. E. McKenzie. directors include Luther Godwin, J. R. White, Joe Moise, A. A. Goldstucker, Hank D'Audney, and others.
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Western Wholesale Market Association
Lubbock
Caprock
South Plains
Panhandle
Eastern New Mexico
Marekt Association
Luther Godwin
J. R. White
Joe Moise
A. A. Goldstucker
Hank D’audney
W. J. Reidy
Jack Crull
Bill Collins
Ruel C. Martin
Fred Hackel
Harry Lipshy
Joe Thomas
Rube Donosky
Harold Flynn
O. J. Sexton
Jim Crook
Tech Foundation expands board and introduces new leaders
At a two hour joint meeting the Tech Foundation welcomed six new board members led by Chansler Weymouth Amarillo and C T McLaughlin Snyder. New development director is Smith. Reports from Dr Donald Ashdown PanTech Farms and W L Ducker Petroleum Engineering highlighted progress and funding through Foundation support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Foundation
Chansler E. Weymouth
Amarillo
Dysart E. Holcomb
Engineering
W. L. Stangel
Division of Agriculture
Dr. Jones
Tech
Marshall Pennington
Ashdown
Ducker
McLaughlin
Ethel Foster
Sterling City
Ray Willoughby
San Angelo
Chansler Weymouth
Clifford B. Jones
Effie Wilson
Dysart Holcomb
Spencer A. Wells
D. M. Wiggins
O. B. Ratliff
E Jones
Dorothy Thompson
Charles C. Thompson
Colorado City
Tom Abbott
Fort Worth
Fred Moore
Dallas
Raymond Pfluger
Eden
W. D. Watkins
Abilene
Robt. B. Price
el Paso
Geo. E. Benson
Lubbock
G. E. Giesecke
Roy Wells
Westerners Fans Escape Traffic Fatalities In Odessa Trip
About 6000 Lubbock football fans traveled to Odessa for the Westerners Broncos game and returned with no highway fatalities or serious injuries. The Texas Highway Department noted only minor fender benders and side scrapes. Lubbock lost its game 27-7, ending a 30 game win streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Odessa
Westerners- Broncos
Texas Highway Department
Community Chest drive grows as city workers over pledge
The Community Chest kickoff draws invocations and talks by Pastor and Dr. Wiggins as six city departments over subscribe one day’s pay. Posters and banners go up citywide with 56 foot banner planned to rise with new contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Wiggins
East
Salvation Army Conteen
Lindsey Theatre
H. P. Clifton
Camp Fire Girls
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
City Electric Department
Broadway
Great Plains Life Insurance
Oil Man RC Speed Jr. Dies in Corsicana at 86
RC Speed Jr., an oil producer based in Corsicana for 55 years, died today after a period of illness. His business interests spanned Central Texas to the Gulf and Lower Rio Grande Valley. He was 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corsicana
RC. D. Speed Jr
Texas
Gulf and Lower Rio Grande Valley
Speed
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W. L. Pemberthy
David H. Morgan
M. T. Harrington
Jam City
Texas Aggie
Tech Association of Women
FBI
Reese
Billy Stephens
Ave. N
Ralph E. McLaughlin
Ave. A
Wsohn Robertson
33Rd St
Standard Manufacturing Co
R. W. Kuieilis
Earnest Ameen
28Th St
Littlefield
Clifford B. McLend
Emo St
Goodnight Hospital
Hollis Whalen
Dartmouth St
West Texas Hospital
Lubock Sash and Door Co
Joe Partain
27Th St
Taylor Hospital
New Mexico
Oklahoma Coaches
Davis Austin
1St St
City Steam Laundry
Aubrey Crisp
Cornell St
Industrial Insulation Co
W. T. Simpson
Goodland
Bond
Joseph Stalin
France
Britain
Tavistock
Eng
Duke of Bedford
Devonshire
Robbie Burnette
Palmetto Fashions
Miami
Audrey Jones
Brogan and Jennings
Community Chest
Clifford Widener
Gene Alderson
Jack Allman
Advance Gifts
Robert Maxey
Fenner Tubbs
Blair Cherry
Casey
Woody
Homer D. Grant
Salvation Army
Camp Fire
Milam Home
Boys Club
American Business Club
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