High Honor For Lubbock Corporation Court
Judge Wilson Kermickel and staff receive national and state commendations for efficiency and just operations. The American Bar Association and Texas Safety Association hail the court as the best in Texas and among the nation’s finest, with District Judge J H Starley noting improved performance and public confidence.
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Wilson Kermickel
Lubbock Corporation Court
American Bar Association
Texas Safety Association
Corporation Court
Texas
J. H. Starley
Pecos
ABA
The
Safety Association
Kermickel
Lubbock
Kermicke
Kennedy era economics and inflation warning debate
The piece critiques the Kennedy administration for expansive spending while the chief economist Walter Heller warns that inflation will rise unless limits are kept. It notes Walter Reuther pressing auto wage demands amid strikes at Chrysler and General Motors, highlighting tensions between fiscal stimulus and price stability.
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Kennedy
Walter Heller
Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Nesbusy
Chrysler
Gener Motors
Washington
Kennedy & Cy
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British scientist De A Smith Deetor Smith suggests spare travelers reach the mean and the planets. They may bring back some odd specimens of core planets. Creatures state of aes Ties of teas genes life and the sugenons eluding ca yer vna niet fave denn.
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Bardenelli
de A Smith Deetor Smith
Fragmented OCR snapshot of unclear health notice
The available text is garbled with missing words and nonsensical phrases. It mentions rats, restrictions, percentages, teeth, food, and a mass but provides no clear event, date, location, or identifiable entities to report as a coherent news item.
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Lincoln
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Pledge and Page Notation From Lubbock Paper 1961
The page shows a fragmented clipping from the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated October 21 1961 page 4 section A. It includes the pledge of allegiance text and scattered OCR remnants mentioning names figures and columns. The readable element centers on the U S pledge and a notice style page header.
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United States of America
Lubbock
Texas
Truman's Burdens Recalled by a Special Correspondent
ConSIDINE recounts President Truman's hard choices after World War II and the atomic bomb decision. The piece weighs Truman's leadership against past presidents and wartime pressures, noting the influence of advisors and the moral safety nets surrounding the use of nuclear weapons.
Fame and Fear in Education Today and the Civil War Band
A reflective piece by Inez Robe explores the pressures of college admission and staying in school, juxtaposed with a historical Civil War era band scene. The narrative traces student anxieties, parental expectations, and the myth of easy college success, while recounting a dramatic Union victory and cultural memory surrounding Georgia Brown.
Fine Line Between Graft and Presents in Officials Debate
Reader questions graft versus presents in Congress gift exchanges. Commentator distinguishes voluntary hometown thanks from bribery, noting limits some set on gifts and charity donations. Also discusses Foreign Service entry barriers and ambassadorial appointments based on wealth and birth origins. A local church sing.
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J. F. Terhurst
Corresnon
Ashington
Congress
W.J.C
Savannah
Terhorst
Congres
Review of The Keys of the Kingdom at St John’s Church
Janws G Atlen dean of men at Texas Tech will review AJ Cronin’s The Keys of the Kingdom in the first of three church sponsored husk reviews at St John’s Methodist Church at 420 today. Beer other reviews by Dr Wo B Gates and Mrs Alan L Strout. Tokyo Premier Tojo calls for iron unity as Japan faces crucial hour amid war pressures.
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Janws G. Atlen
Texas Tech
AJ. Cronin
Kingdon
St John’s Methodist Church
Wo O B. Gates
Alan L. Strout
Tokyo
Tajo
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Pacific
FBI Powers and State Roles in Crime Control Debate
The article cites George Sokolsky and J Edgar Hoover in a debate over federal and state policing. It notes the FBI's limited authority, its constitutional bounds, and the danger of a national police force. It discusses state enforcement, the Mann Act, kidnapping cases, and local police cooperation with federal investigations. It questions how many organized crime figures the FBI has pursued recently and the balance of power between state and federal authority.
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Congress
Secret Service
Treasury Cros
Croney
Uni
FBI
John Crosby
Outer Mongolians Attend UN General Assembly Meet
An Outer Mongolian delegation led by Seobentad first vice foretan minister travels from Ulaan Bator to New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly. Bucko Peipan and Tin Security Couey are summoned to a Wednesday meeting as Outer Mongolia seeks UN membership.
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Ryo API
Moray
Seobentad
Foretan Miniver
Ulin Bator
Asemblis
Bucko Peipan
Tin Security
Cinesoler
Outer Mongolia
Mann
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