Truman slams Eisenhower veto as a fancy triple cross
In Charleston, Truman denounces the veto of a depressed areas bill as a political double cross by Republicans. He predicts a Democratic wave in November and vows to push similar, better conceived welfare bills. He accuses the GOP of sabotaging housing education and defense while harming the economy.
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Volunteers Aid Clothing Center Amid Need for More Helpers
Volunteers helped distribute 2 047 garments and 160 pairs of shoes to 48 families last week at the Community Clothing Center. Center chairwoman Mrs. Tarrance said more workers are needed and called for someone to assume permanent duties. Since opening before the school term, 272 adults and 835 children from 179 families have received 12 612 garments and 760 shoes. children’s school clothing remains scarce. Community drive discussed at welfare chairmen meeting in Lubbock with pledges of volunteer support from area schools. Donations can be delivered to the center at Town and Country Shop Center, 4th Street and Col. El Paseo.
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County Bus Driver Institute Set for Courthouse Attendance
The 16th annual Bus Drivers Institute for county and area school bus drivers will run 8 4 to 11 30 a.m. at the new courthouse with about 75 drivers expected. Rey Boyd announced the event Saturday and Maud Dean will conduct a 8 45 to 9 a.m. session in the county superintendent's office. The program includes welcomes by Joe L James and various speakers from the Texas Education Agency and local safety groups.
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Maud Dean
Joe L James
New Deal
C. E. Boyd Austin
Texas Education Agency
Fred Marshall
Lubsin Ful Society
Dear Lewis Spears
Austin
Texas Agency
P. A
Mose) Hood
Lubbock Fire Department
Lynn County Crops Rolling In Despite Delays
Tahoka special report notes ginning rising with 680 bales ginned despite damp weather and shortage of hands. Cotton brings about 34 cents with cottonseed at 40 to 45 dollars. harvest delayed by showers but hands increasing. Maize harvest progressing rapidly with new hybrids and dry land maize yielding up to 2500 pounds per acre.
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Hearings Set for Six Juveniles in Parole Revocation
Parole of a 16 year old Negro youth from Gatesville was revoked after his arrest in two Hockley County burglaries. The boy will be returned to Gatesville and is being questioned about Lubbock burglaries. Hearings are set for Sept 25 for six youths including a 15 year old in car theft, a 15 year old girl linked to immoral associations and liquor violations, two 16 year olds in misdemeanors and runaways, a 14 year old Latin American girl in prostitution, and a 14 year old in burglary and probation violations.
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Hockley County
Tom Cannon
Texas Youth Council
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Charcoal firm raided by animals in Haverhill
In Haverhill Massachusetts animals raided the charcoal firm for the second time in six weeks. They burrowed under a fence and opened 15 twenty five pound bags and ate charcoal. Footprints resembled a wildcat said city animal officer Ouellette.
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Haverhill Charcoal Co
Edward Ouelette
Ouelette
Salvatore Palermo
Princess Margrethe Plans Rome Ruins Dig This Fall
Princess Margrethe of Denmark 18 will join her grandfather King Gustaf Adolf of Sweden in Italy this fall for amateur archaeology digs. Both are noted as enthusiastic excavators and will study ancient ruins during the trip.
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Two Officers Die in Jet Trainer Crash Near Randolph AFB
Two Lowry Air Force Base officers were killed when their T 33 trainer crashed during instrument landing in bad weather near Randolph AFB Texas. Lt Col James T Lewis of Colorado State College ROTC and Maj Albert A Manchester of Lowry's 345th technical training group perished. The aircraft went down six to seven miles east of Randolph near Cibolo, about 15 miles northeast of San Antonio.
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Lowry Air Force Base
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Randolph Afb
James T. Lewis
Colorado State College
Greeley
Maj
Albert A. Manchester
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Yugoslavia Blames Soviet Bloc for Anti Yugoslavia Campaign
Belgrade accuses the Soviet Union, Red China and other Communist nations of widening and intensifying an anti Yugoslav campaign. A government spokesman said forgeries and misinformation are used to discredit Yugoslav policies and the life of its people.
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Yugoslavia
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