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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1958

Page

4

Small Business Gains Ride on 85th Congress Concessions

The 85th Congress enacted three major laws boosting the Small Business Administration and creating new capital banks to aid small firms. Tax changes allow larger investment deductions and easier estate tax payments, while new SBI investment firms aim to provide long term capital with SBA support and private bank participation.

Sterling F. Green Washington Small Business Administration Uncle Sam SBA Congress SBI Addi Wendell Barnes

Leaders Differ Over Spending

Washington AP reports two top administration officials clash over a possible freeze on more than one billion dollars in extra defense funding largely for weapons. Pentagon also defers further military manpower cuts for several months amid questions about budget and strategy debates.

Washington Pentagon Sec. of Defense McElroy Maurice A. Stans Congress Eisenhower Stans Formosa Red China Marine Corps

Ice Box Raider Department Aboard Nautilus

Aboard the Nautilus at New London CT an ice box raider department sustains midnight snacks with leftovers, cold cuts, cheese, coffee and a soft drink machine in the crew mess room. The submarine keeps a coffee pot always on and notes limited radio reception when submerged.

Frank Carey New London John Aberle New York North Pole Polar Bear Land Reykjavik Iceland

AFL-CIO Warns Of Unemployment In Postwar Era

The AFL-CIO says unemployment remains high at 7.6 percent of the labor force, the worst postwar rate aside from one month in 1949, despite a Federal Reserve Board report of renewed business activity and a 2 percent rise in factory and mine output. Steel ingot capacity climbed to 61 percent, with September at 63 percent, even as auto industry activity fell due to retooling shutdowns.

Washington UPID Afl-Cio Labor Organization Federal Reserve Board

Valley Farmers Lose Blanket Plowup Extension

Pharr Texas AP State Agriculture Commissioner John White said there would be no further blanket extension of the cotton plowup deadline in the Lower Rio Grande Valley. Individual extensions may be granted for hardship cases with farmers advised to discuss their situation locally.

Pharr Tex John White Rio Grande Valley Dallas Ingle State Agriculture Office White Department

Miss Space of 1958 Crowned in Dallas Pageant

Suzanne Adams, 20, of Dallas, was named Miss Space of 1958 on Saturday. Capt. Jim Rose of the 135th Air Defense Wing, TANG, presented the crown alongside her sponsors. Adams measured 37-22-36.

Suzanne Adams Dallas Jim Rose 135Th Air Defense Wing Tang Miss Adams

Turkish Aid Ready For Emergency Use

The United States announced immediate aid to Turkey totaling 75 million dollars to finance imports and stabilize the economy as part of a 234 million dollar package. Turkey will also receive 25 million dollars in local currency financing and seeks 100 million from European partners plus IMF access, bringing total outside aid to about 385 million dollars.

Hasan Polatkan U. S Turkey United States International Monetary Fund

German merchant jailed for collection practices near East German border

Karl Protze who runs a West Berlin dry goods shop was sentenced to nine months in jail for illegally assisting the Red regime. He sent bills to East Berliners warning that Communist authorities would be told of their West purchases, a tactic that drew some payments but drew police attention.

West German hotel beds exceed prewar totals

Willy Pauly president of the West German Hotel and Restaurant Federation says West Germany has 450 000 hotel beds now compared with about 320 000 before World War II. He cautions, while bed totals are higher, business remains uneven as patrons demand more comfort and owners invest more money.

Stuttgart Germany West German Hotel and Restaurant Federation Willy Pauly West Germany

Jury To Be Named In Land Case Trial

Cuero Texas AP jurors will be selected Monday from a 34 member venire in the veterans land fraud case of C C Hagan. Each side may strike 10 veniremen and the first 12 remaining will form the jury for the Mc Allen produce man trial. The state accuses Hagan of conspiring to defraud $146 816 in veterans land deals and has separated his case from two co defendants Cletus Ernster and Hugh Robinson who face later trials. The defense notes the indictment cites conspiracy and will hinge on showing meetings in DeWitt County with circumstantial witnesses expected from Necro veterans.

Cuero Tex Veterans Land C. C. Hagan Howard Green McAllen Hagan Cletus P. Ernster Hugh Robinson Victoria Ernster DeWitt County

Hungarians Fear Service In Army

In Budapest Communist Hungary officials said some young Hungarians refuse military service to avoid jeopardizing U S visa prospects. Government spokesman Laszly Gyaros noted applicants face questions about army service and urged citizens to fulfill duties as citizens despite U S concerns. In Sharyland Texas a man identified as Walter Ernest Lynn, 46, was found shot to death at his former home, with a 16 gauge shotgun near the body.

Budapest Hungary America Laszly Gyaros U.S Gyaros Legation Sharyland, Tex Walter Ernest Lynn McAllen Sharyland

States Rights and Fiscal Honesty in Senate Pledge

A candidate touts states rights and fiscal integrity, pledging honest service to the state and nation. He opposes federal interference in schools and warns against relying on Russia for disarmament without strict inspection and control.

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