Freeze Damage To Area Cotton May Run From 5 To 10 Per Cent
Last week’s freeze damaged the South Plains cotton crop by an estimated five to ten per cent. K N Clapp of Lubbock, a veteran crop reporter, says production may fall from 75 000 to 150 000 bales in the two county area. The freeze lasted one to two hours but did not kill, with bottom leaves largely unaffected. Accurate measurements will take ten days to three weeks.
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South Plains
K. N. Clapp
Lubbock
Clapp
Anderson, Clayton & Co
Train Crash Toll Revised as 106 Dead in Three-Train Wreck
Rail officials announced 106 lives lost in the triple train crash, revising earlier estimates up to 114. About 87 victims remain hospitalized while wreckage removal continued, as investigators cite the Scotland to London express plowing into a rear commuter train and propelling cars into a third. The report also shifts to weather impacts on cotton crops and classing data for the season amid a historic freeze.
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Ersons
French Look Bored As Shells Hit Near White Horse Mountain
Three French soldiers shout with glee as tanks fire on Chinese troops near White Horse Mountain in Korea. Lieutenant Bonneville warns the UN team ROKs may rush the crest while observers note the crowding excitement and casual beer drinking amid heavy shelling.
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BI Frederick C
Painton Horse Mountain
Korea
White Horse Mountain
Roks
Jets make mock passes at crashed B 2 bomber near Portland
Two F 94 jet fighters performed mock passes around the B 2 bomber that crashed near Wilsonville Oregon killing 11 airmen. Capt Clayton C Sherman of Algonac Michigan reported seeing his wingman’s fuel tank damaged but did not witness the crash. Second Lt Charles J Richards of Tulsa Oklahoma served as radar observer aboard Sherman’s plane.
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Tacoma
Wash
Wilsonville
Ore
Air Force
McChord Air Force Base
Clayton C. Sherman
Algonac
Mich
Sherman
Portland
Charles J. Richards
Tulsa
Okla
Boeing Receives Contract For B47 Jet Bombers Production
SEATTLE P A letter contract from the Air Force extends Stratojet work at Wichita to mid 1955 and hints at delivering up to 1500 more B47s. Boeing reports producing over one jet daily, with 300 already delivered, and plans additional deliveries from Tulsa and Marietta plants. Italy’s newsprint output climbs 16 percent over 1951.
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Seattle
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Company
Douglas Airplane Company
Tulsa
Okla
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Marietta, Ga
Burns Prove Fatal To Mrs. Jessie Daffern
Mrs. Jessie Lou Daffern 29 of 1615 9th St. died at 1 11 a m in Lubbock Memorial Hospital from burns suffered Oct 1 after gasoline flames at her residence while removing paint. Funeral 2 30 p m at McDonald Fural Chapel with Rev R A Anderson and Rev Brown C Welch officiating. Burial East Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include husband J B Daffern son Larry James 3 parents Lee and Mrs. McBee Henrietta three brothers Fred Ray and Lee F McBee four sisters Ethel Perkins Clara Moore Nettie Davis Nellie Pash. Born August 3 1923 in Denton.
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9Th St
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
McDonald Fural Chapel
R. A. Anderson
Williams Memorial Nazarene Church
Brown C. Welch
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
East Lawn Cemetery
Daffern
J.B. Daffern
Larry James Daffern
Lee McBee
Henrietta
Fred
Ray
Lee F. McBee
Ethel Perkins
Clara Moore
Wichita Falls
Nettie Davis
Norman
Okla
Nellie Pash
Wayne Crawford
Dale Blackburn
Leonard Floyd
John Moore
Leroy
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