Tigers Break Tie To Snap Tech Streak
LSU quarterback Jerry Johnson mishandled a pitchout but Chuck Johns powered three LSU touchdowns in a 20-13 upset of Texas Tech before 25 000 at Tiger Stadium Baton Rouge. Johns scored all three TDs as Tech rallied to tie, then LSU drove 68 yards in 49 seconds for the winner aided by key penalties.
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Grain Freight Rates Reduced
Grain freight rates were lowered on Saturday but clarity is lacking on who benefits. Officials say savings could total several hundred thousand dollars, with figures potentially reaching 700000 or more.
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Tech Backers Gather in Baton Rouge for Reunion
Texas Tech supporters flooded Baton Rouge by plane train and car to attend a Texas Tech reunion in the Heidelberg Hotel lobby. Texans from the South Plains and beyond joined locals for a day of sightseeing and socializing as fans mingled with LSU figures in a festive Bayou City atmosphere.
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Reunion With Long Missing Dog Marred By Mishap
One injured person after a reunion attempt at Santa Fe station ends badly. The dog Stinky, once missing after venturing from Lubbock, is brought home by Bell, but the moment is soured by the accident.
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Truman Campaign Speech Attacks GOP Leadership
Former President Harry S. Truman rallied in Kansas City calling for a Democratic Congress. Adlai Stevenson in San Francisco urged same, criticizing foreign policy and GOP governance. Truman assailed Dixon-Yates power contract and farm policy while vowing his only campaign speech in Municipal Auditorium.
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Mystery Waitress Enters Hagler Murder Case
Fort Worth report notes Oklahoma City waitress known as Georgia enters case of David Hagler Jr. Hagler admits stress may explain leaving his Mercury, finds car near Davis Oklahoma with a burned body believed not to be Hagler. Investigators probe life insurance policies totaling more than stated.
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Wichita Falls Fire Destroys Building, Five Businesses
A Saturday blaze on the downtown fringe destroyed a building housing five businesses causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Fire Chief E C White said it was the fourth two alarm fire in three months and noted a pattern of recent fires.
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Mural Dedication Planned in Today’s Paper
The newspaper announces a mural dedication scheduled for today with coverage across multiple pages including Page 2 Section 3 and Page 10 Section 6. Radio and TV program listings appear on Page 2 and agricultural news across Pages 4 and 5.
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Hurricane Hazel devastates Ontario and floods across the region
Floods from Hurricane Hazel sweep Ontario and the U S as 119 dead in Canada and 59 in nine states are confirmed. Toronto residents face isolated streets and 100 million dollars in property losses while Islington builds a temporary morgue.
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Army Units Set For Atom War Training
The Army selected the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas and the 47th Infantry Division at Fort Benning Georgia for an experimental field test of limited modifications to existing unit organizations. The move aims to adapt to tactical atomic weapons by wider dispersion and greater mobility.
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Stringfellow Offers To Quit Utah Race Amid Hoax Claims
Dyleas R Stringfellow a Utah representative admitted sobbing that his stories of a 1944 cloak and dagger mission in Germany may be false questioning earlier this week by Army Times. He said he may step aside as the GOP nominee for reelection after meeting Utah leaders and seeking forgiveness.
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Eisenhower Moves To Halt Railroad Conductors Strike
President Eisenhower acted to head off a planned strike by railway conductors that could interrupt transportation services. He cited a wage dispute and a walkout scheduled for 6 am CST.
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End of an Era as Boss Crump Dies at 90
Memphis and Shelby County mourn the death of political heavyweight Boss Crump at age 90. The longtime leader, once powerful in real estate and local government, died at home after a heart ailment. His influence shaped governors, senators, and representatives for decades.
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Weather Notes From The Dalles Area
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