Infants' Knits and Non-Chafing Setir in ResAmOn
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Children's Apparel Fragments Describe Snaps and Crib Gear
The list outlines various baby garments and items with color options in pink, yellow, mint, and blue. Items include long sleeve shirts with snap openings, a Nevabind shirt with expende snaps, a short sleeved jacket, and a Snugs crib top sheet and crib sheet in rosebud hues.
Senate Senators Blast Khrushchev Over Syria War Claims
Senate leaders from both parties condemned Khrushchev after a Moscow interview in The New York Times in which he accused Dulles of trying to provoke war in the Middle East. Mansfield and Knowland led the rebuke, asserting the senator's distrust and demanding evidence while defending American aims of peace and stability. The State Department dismissed Khrushchev’s charges as unfounded, noting Henderson's mission sought only to deter conflict.
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Negro Gets Speedy Trial Five Years
Laurel Mississippi October 13 George Ernest a 30 year old Negro received a five year prison term on Saturday shortly after he allegedly attacked Patrolman Kennedy who had brought him in on a larceny investigation The incident occurred in Kennedy's patrol car and followed the grand jury session at the close of the circuit court term
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Holiday Ends Massimeno Deaths Cause Mystery
In Massimeno Italy the village of 140 residents saw three deaths within 48 hours after two years without a fatality. The first deceased was a 79 year old former mayor, triggering inquiries into a sudden cluster of deaths in the Ort region.
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Burkett Near Margin in Bid for House Speakership
Kerrville representative Joe Burkett claimed about 92 votes in the initial tally for speaker of the 66th Legislature in 1949, with only a few votes needed. If confirmed, he would lead the House during the upcoming special session chaired by Speaker Waggoner Carr. The race involved several candidates with profit estimates and a 1530-member body.
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Austin
Joe Burkett
Kerrville
Waggoner Carr
House
Earth
Dallas Press Group awards 200 scholarship to NTSC journalism
The Dallas Press Group foundation presented North Texas State College a $200 scholarship to the college journalism department. Bill Barnard, foundation president, gave the award to C. F. Shuferd, department director. Shuferd said the money would aid professional journalism training and encourage students to pursue news careers.
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Denton
UPI
Press Club Foundation of Dallas
North Texas State College Department of Journalism
Bill Barnard
C. F. Shuferd
Shuferd
Zhukov Tours Yugoslav Shipyard Amid Moon Conquest Talk
Marshal Zhukov toured a Yugoslav shipyard and spoke with workers about self management, noting the Soviet aim to conquer the moon. He watched Yugoslav army maneuvers and discussed earth satellite pride with locals. President Tito to meet Zhukov and plans a hunting party in the Alps.
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Yugoslavia
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Tornado damages hangar and planes at Grant County airport
A pre dawn tornado tore from darkness near Silver City at the Grant County airport destroying a hangar and a forest service building and damaging five private planes.
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Silver City
Grant County
Forest Service
Nike anti-aircraft batteries to guard Dallas Fort Worth
Army spokesman says four Nike batteries will be armed with Haul missiles to defend the Dallas Fort Worth area. Hawk missiles are described as effective against low flying attackers while high altitude surges will be countered by rapid state measures and new power plants.
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Hawk
Dallas-Fort Worth
Mike
Boys Who Blocked Freight Sentenced To Sunday School
In Newton North Carolina on October 13 juvenile judge P W Deaton sentenced brothers Jimmy 12 and Melvin 14 to Jackson Training School with a suspended term if they attend church and Sunday school regularly. They admitted placing bolts spikes and rocks on a railroad track on October 2 delaying a southbound freight. FBI said the boys wanted to see the train crash and did not want to wreck the freight.
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N.C
P. W. Deaton
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Deaton
Polme Lim
Jimmy
Melvin Carroll
Carolina and Northwestern
Maiden
FBI
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