Bulganin Charges U S Bases Aim to Encircle USSR
Moscow dispatch reports Marshal Nikolai Bulganin recounts to the Communist party Congress that the United States is building bases abroad to encircle the Soviet Union and gain war advantages. He warns capitalists of harsher risks in any new world war and emphasizes Soviet peaceful construction. In Dallas and Philadelphia area items, a local officer is fatally injured in a motorcycle crash, and Ted Hooker wins a prize bar cup with a 10 inch moustache.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Communist Party Congress
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Bulganin
Europe
Asia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
China
Mongolian People's Republic
Alexander Korneichuk
Eisenhower
Ted Hooker
Lee Green
London
Texan Governor criticizes piece meal drought relief aid
Texas Governor Shivers accused the federal government of distributing drought disaster aid to Texas in a piecemeal way. He argued the relief program should aid farmers and ranchers rather than political campaigns and urged the Housing and Home Finance Agency to reconsider.
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Gov
Shivers Blasts
Drouth
Austin
Shivers
Texas
Raymond A. Foley
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Perle Mesta To Address San Antonio Demos Oct 26
Mrs H H Weinert says Perle Mesta U S minister to Luxembourg will speak in San Antonio October 26 with luncheon plans led by Mrs Claude Hudspeth and Bond Davis. Foley will declare Texas a drought disaster area as 172 of 254 counties added to the program. Shivers urges announcements from the Production and Marketing Administration rather than a campaign HQ.
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Perle Mesta
San Antonio
Demos Oc
Shivers
Foley
Texas
Stevenson-Sparkman
Sam Rayburn
Truman
Voice Says Campaign Fireworks Normal in U S Election
The Voice of America reassures foreign listeners that the U S presidential campaign is conducted on a relatively high level and that denouncements between Eisenhower and Stevenson do not signal national collapse. It notes such fireworks are typical every four years, with this cycle seen as more elevated due to moderates on both sides.
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Washington
Voice of America
U.S
The
Voice
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
United Texas Drys Plan Seventeenth Annual Convention
Abilene prepares for the United Texas Drys Inc seventeenth annual convention set for Tuesday and Wednesday with activities and discussions expected on regional dry issues and policy.
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Abilene
United Texas Drys, Inc
Texas Range Feed Prospects Show Varied Outlook Across State
Texas range feed prospects varied as drought persisted with rains in the northeast plateau and coastal areas boosting grasses while other regions faced deterioration. Overall range feed stood at 64 percent on Oct 1, cattle 76 percent, and sheep and lambs 74 percent, against 10-year averages.
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Austin
Texas
Agriculture Department
Colorado
Guadalupe River
Shell Opens Sulphur Plant In Houston
Shell Chemical Corp announced the start of production at its new sulphur recovery plant in Houston. The plant recovers up to 55 tons of elemental sulphur daily from waste refinery gases, with annual output around 13,000 tons. Hydrogen sulfide in the gases is converted to 99 percent pure sulphur.
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Shell Corporation
Houston
New York
Shell Chemical Corp
Shell
Three Die in Daingerfield Area Car Wreck
An automobile crash near Daingerfield last night killed three people E W McClesky 42 Lone Star Tex his daughter Rosalee 12 and Talmadge Bay Camp 34 of Winnsboro. McClesky and Camp worked for Brown Root Construction Co at a Lone Star Steel Mill expansion project nine miles south of Daingerfield.
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Daingerfield
E. W. McClesky
Lone Star
Tex
Rosalee
Talmadge Bay Camp
Winnsboro
McClesky
Camp
Brown & Root Construction Co
Hews Briefs Move Traffic Violations and Local News
In Corpus Christi district court 118 cases heard Friday include 17 moving traffic, 90 parking and 11 other misdemeanors. Fines totaled 423 with 169 for moving violations, 64 for parking and 190 for other offenses. Also: Unit 26 of Texas Accredited Beauty Culturists meets Tuesday at Jessie Lee Beauty Salon 807 College Ave with a planned delegation to Milwaukee in Oct 1920. Mr. and Mrs. John Wallace McKee of Corpus Christi welcome a son weighing 5 pounds 8 ounces born Friday night at Spahn Hospital. Betty Tubbs McKee is the mother, daughter of C A Tubbs of 3306 27th St. and J W McKee is father, of 2511 21st St., a chemical engineer.
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Corporation Court
Texas Accredited
Beauty Culturists
Jessie Lee Beauty Salon
College Ave
Beauty Culturists’ Convention
Milwaukee
John Wallace McKee
Corpus Christi
Texas Tech
Spahn Hospital
McKee
Betty Tubbs
C. A. Tubbs
27Th St
J. W. McKee
21St St
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Hooper Tire Store
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Coliege
Texas Ave
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Kuykendall Chevrolet CO
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