Hoover Warns of Soviet War On A New Plane
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover cautioned Americans not to be deceived by a new form of Soviet tactics calling it a war on a new plane. He told the House Committee on Un American Activities the Communist goal remains world domination and that Leninist deception and flexibility are essential to advancing communism. The warning accompanies a symposium on Soviet total war with about 120 officials and experts contributing.
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FBI
J. Edgar Hoov
V. I. Lenin
Stalin
Hoover
House Committee On UN
Communist Party
USA
Soviet Union
Lenin
Third Party Bid Faces Hurdles At Conference
Delegates from 12 splinter parties debated forming a federal third party led by T Coleman Andrews and T H Werdel amid opposition from party regulars. The chamber struggled over aDeclaration of Principles as key figures urged states rights and an end to federal income taxes while a floor fight emerged among Illinois and Tennessee factions.
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T. Coleman Andrews
Richmond
T. H. Werdel
Bakersfield
Calif
GOP
Andrews
Internal Revenue
Karl Evans Jr
Canton
Miss
Illinois
Joseph Beauharnais
Chicago
Beauharnais
White Civic League of America
Sin
Clarence Manion
South Bend
Ind
John’ A. Barr
New Orleans
Terry Mulhall
Sioux City
Iowa
Constitution Party
Sims Crownover
Nashille
Tennessee Federation For Constitutional Government
Crownover
Resolutions Committee
Lubbock Girl Hospitalized After Fall From Milk Truck
Judy Darlene Williams age seven of Lubbock is hospitalized at Goodnight Hospital after falling from a milk truck Saturday night in front of her home. A witness stated the child attempted to jump aboard as the truck moved, suffering a deep scalp wound but no fractures. Police verified the statement. ambulance staff transported her.
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Judy Darlene Williams
J.T. Wiliams
Goodnight Hospital
Moon
Fullerton
David S
Liv Hock
Stonped
Federal Water Project Faces City Withdrawals and Private Financing
Eight remaining cities press for additional municipal and industrial water markets as Amarillo, Pampa, and Plainview withdraw. Deliberations in Tab hock reveal plans for private financing with a federal loan, potential White House backing, and a $74 million to $100 million cost range depending on Bureau of Reclamation or private funding.
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Pampa
Plainview
Canyon
Tulsa
Happy
Abernathy
Hale Center
Ralls
Authority
Avalanche Journal
Porter
Murrell Tripp
Tubbock County
Republicain
Corpus Christi
Govern
Libbock
White House
Department of Interior
Seaton
Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
Peace Pact Ends Family Feud In Kansas Town
In Atwood Kansas two women, Anna Wahrman and Donna Mae Wahrman, signed a written peace treaty to stop insults, harassment, and disturbing each other after a hair-pulling street quarrel over a disputed debt and rug making. The agreement was arranged by Rawlins County authorities.
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Atwood
Kan
Rawlins
Anna Welrman
Herndon
Donna Mae Wahrman
Oberlin
Anna Wahrman
Donna Wahrman
Cat Confesses Love of Chicken Feed and Roost Life
Sept 15 reports a three month old kitten named Chickadee in Rylie's area showing strong chicken behavior. The cat eats chicken feed, shares roost space with five hens, and even pecks owner Utsler when approached, prompting a humorous local observation. In a separate note from London South Africa a man fined for drunk driving auctioned his car for $110.
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Utsler
Chickadee
Rylie
Ater
London
South Africa
Lakeview Rites Set For Tom L. King 65
Funeral services for Tom L. King 65 Petersburg Rt. 2 are set for 2 p.m. Monday at Lakeview Methodist Church in Plainview with Rev. Luther Baker officiating. Burial at Linda Cemetery. Lemon’s Funeral Home in charge. King born Oct 12 1890 in Collins County has lived in West Texas since 19 Survivors include Bertha wife two daughters Mrs C L Hartsell Petersburg and Mrs J Brooks Albuquerque two sons W B Petersburg and T L Jr Lubbock four brothers Frank Socorro NM George Stanley NAM David Robert Lee and R B El Paso two sisters Willie Plumiee and Lillie Gaimes Robert Lee ten grandchildren.
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Plainview
Tom L. King
Petersburg
King
Lubbock
Methodist Hospital
Lakeview Methodist Church
Luther Baker
Inda
Lemon
Collins County
West Texas
Bertha
C. L. Hartsell
J. Brooks
Albuqueraue
W.B
T. L. Jr
Frank
Socorro
George
Willie Plumiee
Lillie Gaimes
Robert Lee
Republics to Meet Washington for new interAmerican plan
Representatives of presidents of 21 American republics will meet in Washington on Monday to open a search for ways to make the Organization of American States more effective in economic financial social and technical fields.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Spain Lifts Jail Threat From Texan
Madrid, Sept. 15. The Spanish government freed Texas bullfighter Larry Whitney from a six year jail sentence for insulting the Spanish nation after his appeal, supported by American diplomats, led to a cabinet order placing him in liberty without vigilance and without penalty. The Supreme Court had confirmed the sentence for a street remark last spring. Whitney, 32, also works as a head waiter at an American restaurant in Madrid.
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Madrid
Spain
Texas
Iarry Whitney
Whitney
Supreme Court
Dryland Cotton and Crops See Decline in August
The USDA reports August brought further declines in dryland cotton and feed crops in the Northwest and rice in upper coastal counties. Most crops were beyond salvage by Aug 1 despite light rains. Irrigated cotton, sorghums, and hay prospects in the High Plains and Trans-Pecos remain very good.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Department
High Plains
Trans-Pecos
Sudan
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