Communists Use Western Socialist Ties In Anti American Campaign
AP report notes a Soviet effort to win over Western European anti Communist Socialists. It cites Jules Moch in France and Kurt Schumacher in Germany, along with Attlee Bevan and Summerskill, as examples of Communist outreach to form an anti American united front.
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Tom Whitney
Western Europe
United States
U.S
Jules Moch
Moscow
Cialist
Aes
Moch
Germany
Kremlin
Kurt Schumacher
Schumacher
Finch Ollenhauer
Rea Ig
Nocicies
US State Department
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Aneurin Bevan
Bevan
Malenkov
Edith Summerskill
West Texas Polio Center updates and local incidents
Johnnie Harvey 10 of Borger remains in critical condition with encephalo bulbar polio and on a respirator while his 1 year old brother Mark is reported in good condition. Infant Vanda Ga Thompson of Petersburg discharged from the center. Plainview teen Hammond Jr 17 resting well after a .22 rifle incident. no charges filed. Two girls injured in an auto mishap near Post released from Garza Memorial Hospital. A reunion of Palo Pinto and Parker counties former residents set for Mackenzie State Park with box lunches. Labor Day program in Ralls features State Rep Waggoner Carr as principal speaker at 10 am.
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West Texas
Hammond Jr
Plainview
Plainview Hospital and Clinic Foundation
Post
Garza Memorial Hospital
Jeannette Kerr
Portales
N.M
Betty Jean Alston
Lueders
Palo Pinto
Parker Counties
Mackenzie State Park
L. H. Thomas
Ralls
Waggoner Carr
Lubbock
McCarthy Debates McLandis on TV Over Hearings
The article reports on a CBS debate featuring James McLandis former Harvard Law dean and McCarthy era figures. It notes the Senate hearing room display of no smoking signs and the absence of cameras as part of the televised exchange.
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CBS
James McLandis
Harvard Law School
Arnold and Watkins
Senate
Landis
Witesses
Mrs Verla Grant Rites Slated Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Verla Augusta Grant are set for 2 p.m. at McDonald Funeral Chapel. She died Sunday at her sister’s home after months of illness at age 51. Survived by sister Mrs. Millspaugh of 2621 21st Street. Burial at Tech Memorial Park. pallbearers: R. W. Alexander Carl Stewart P F. Davis and D D Rower sock. Gilbert reappointed Dallas board chair of National City Bank advisory council of Southwestern Medical Foundation representing about 240 of Texas counties on the council.
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McDonald Funeral Chapel
Verla Augusta Grant
St.John’s Methodist Church
Tech Memorial Park
McDonald
R. W. Alexander
Carl Stewart P. EF. Davis
D. D. Rowersock
Gilbert
Dallas
KR. Prbert
National City Bank of Dallas
Southwestern Medical Foundation
Texas
Morning radio guide from Junction and Lubbock listings
A fragmented OCR snippet lists various radio program blocks and times from Junction and Lubbock stations. It references news segments, parades, caravans, roundups, and musical features with scattered times and titles, reflecting a busy schedule.
Two Women Hurt In Plainview Collision
Two women were hospitalized after a dusk crash at Fifth and Wayland in Plainview. Mrs. T. C. Ingram 6 and Mrs. Ernest Ebeling 27 suffered shoulder injuries and a head injury respectively. their husbands and four children were uninjured.
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Fifth
Wayland
T. C. Ingram
Ernest Fling Jr
Whitfield
Ingram
Plainview Hospital
Clinic Foundation
Ebeling
Hale Center
Hi-Plains Hospital
Fifth St
Wayland St
Donald Ebeling
Roanuality Time Listings at Western Adventure BNnee Center
Schedule shows a Monday September 6, 1004 program lineup with events at BNnee Center including 3:00 Western Adventure s, 4:00 Movie Marquee, 12:10 Welevene Travelers, 2:06 Brignter Day, and 10:10 News Storm Weather. Era station listings feature varied segments from weather to studio time and evening programs.
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Fran
Jack Creed
Prew Todimane
Jack
Smile Parada
Arthur Gudfrey
Tee Club
Bon Smith
Arthur Godfrey
Crocker
Ron Smith
Arthur Gultres
Mariceta
Buse Godtrey
Arthur Godrey
Wendy Warren
Woman's World
Helen Trent
Stampeter
Our Gal
Stampator
Paul Harvey
Wayne Reenter
News Muse
Mra Burton
Ted Malcoe
Nore Drake
Rouse
Mike and Butt
Guiding Light
Dr. Balone
Ssociale
Allan Jackson
Socue
Dwight Conk
Jack Dale
Florida
Turmabie
Lowell Thomas
Tennessee
Ernie Buiout
Teaneesre
Erle Sawanen Warecaien
News News
Eaware Murrow
Irma Ollywood
Irma the Falcon
Kid Notce
Firestone
Chaco
Hunners
Abilene
Hubbers
Hubers
Munners Bilene Wentey
Mort Dennis Hubbers
Les Elgar Huncers
Les Elgart
Chancee
Wade
Bnnee Center
Rover Montgomery
Studio One
Rush Week Opens At University Amid Busy Open House Schedule
Rush week begins with rushees arriving laden with baggage and greeted by Panhellenic Council members. Doris Ellis leads the convocation as upperclassmen observe. The first round of non invitational open houses follows with seven events at church and student center venues.
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Page Uney Do
Panhellenic Council
Doris Ellis
Sweetwater
Alpha Chi Omega
St. John’s Methodist Church
Delta Gamma
Horn Hall
Delta Delta Delta
Disciples of Christ
Zeta Tau Alpha
YMCA
Kappa Alpha Theta
Methodist
Kappa Kappa Gamma
The
First Christian Church
Pi Beta Phi
Baptist
Kefauver Raps Eases Democratic Criticism of TVA Contract
Kefauver counters the Democratic attack on the proposal arguing its cost estimates of 73,685,000 or more annually would raise TVA production costs and weaken its role as a yardstick for cheap power. Backers defend the contract proposal.
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TVA
Negro Pupils Pose New Problem For Dimmitt Schools
Dimmitt Texas faces classroom space issues as about 18 Negro pupils apply for admission this year. Superintendent Vestal says a teacher is hired and a suitable building is sought. The district adds teachers in both grade and high schools to handle enrollment growth, with total grade enrollment at 685 and high school 236.
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Dimmitt Schools
Dimmitt
Vestal
Board of Trustees
Burt McCarty
J. A. Bagwell
Cason Smith
Violet Barton
Millie’ Slaton
Ted Shetty
Gene Rutledge
Ray Haltom
Clyde Damron
Frank Wise
Thomas Harrison
Dog show to feature 300 entrants and best in show
A large dog show event draws about 300 unbenched dogs from kennels in Clovis and other areas with groups and best in show to finish the night. California judges Melvin Rosenbaum and Lewis Starkey will oversee judging starting 8:30 a.m. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children with one pass for the day.
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Llano Estacado Kennels
Clovis
V. N. Brantley
Erskine St
Ross Hanna
Hal Allens
California
Melvin G. Rosenbaum
Atherton
Lewis H. Starkey
Pasadena
Paschal
Albert Loest
Kansas City
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