Ball's Bluff Battle and the Ball of Ball's Bluff Aftermath
The Ball's Bluff engagement on Oct 21 1861 near the Potomac yielded Union defeat. Brig Gen Charles Stone directed actions from Edwards Ferry while Col Edward Baker led crosses to Leesburg, casualties rose with 49 killed 1158 wounded 714 missing or captured. The Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War formed to probe missteps and Baker’s death sparked political fallout. Stone faced censure though not formally charged and was later reduced in rank. Baker’s death prompted Lincoln’s grief and his later political actions.
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Ball's Bluff
Potomac River
Washington
Joint Committee
Lincoln
Charles P. Stone
Marylami
Potomac
Leesburg
Stone
Virginia
McClellan
Col
Edward D. Baker
Edwards Ferry
Maryland
Baker
Oliver ‘Wendell Homes Jr
Supreme Court
Lincoln Baker
Illinois
Joint Committee For
Ball’s Bluff
The Tormenting Twins Surrender Meekly CEE
An advertisement extols Baker's Hair Shampoo defeating dandruff and itchy scalp for the Lawrence family. It promotes a money back guarantee and promises healthier hair and a glossy scalp.
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South Plains area shows rapid growth for Southwestern Bell
Budd Reinhold, Southwestern Bell general manager for North Texas, says the South Plains region has a higher growth rate than most company areas. He outlines plans to relocate accounting and equipment support to Lubbock, with the division office expanded to handle increases. He notes past disasters like Hurricane Carla and an ice storm in Kansas City, detailing large losses and rapid service restoration.
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Budd Reinhold
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
North Texas
Reinhold
Dallas
Lubbock
Lubbock Division
Jackson
del Rio
Arca
Kansas City
Rural Mishaps In County Last Month
The Highway Patrol reports 26 rural accidents in Lubbock County in September causing one death 28 injuries and $16 173 in property damage. The January through September 1961 total reaches 217 crashes with 24 killed and 24 injured and $124 326 in property loss. Patrol cautions earlier dark hours require headlights sooner as days shorten.
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Highway Patrol
Lubbock County
E. L. Posey
Education Program Series To Continue
The Education Program Series continues tonight at 8 p.m. in Carroll Thompson Junior High School. Sponsored by the Lubbock Business and Professional Women's Club, the program covers "The Structure of the American Way of Life." C. L. Kay of Lubbock Christian College will lead. the event is open to the public free of charge.
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Carroll Thompson
Lubbock Business and Professional Women's Club
C. L. Kay
Lubbock Christian College
Trusteeship Change for Koott Island Group Planned
The text reports a planned transition of trusteeship over the Koott island group to New Zealand at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, effective next January.
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
New Zealand
Koott ‘Island Group
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