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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

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Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1957

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State, Tech meet ends in 19 0 Buffalo rout at Jones Stadium

Texas State finally shut out Texas Tech for the first time since 1930 and beat the Red Raiders 19 to 0 before 22 000 fans at Jones Stadium. Ronnie Mills, Charlie Sanders and Bob Ratliff starred for the Buffaloes as Tech failed to mount a serious threat. Ratliff scored once and Mills produced two other touchdowns.

Joe Kelly Avalanche-Journal Texas State Texas Tech Red Raider Jones Stadium Ronnie Mills Tech Buffalo Charlie Sanders Bob Ratliff Sanders Ratliff Mills Bob Whelchel Tommy Coffey West Texas Buffs Whelchel Coffey Raiders Floyd Dellinger

Culver City Cinderella Inherits 2.3 Million From Unknown Benefactor

Culver City finds a 16 year old Marilyn Wilson named sole heiress to Eugene Emmick estate after his death in Atherton. Marilyn declines to discuss relation, attorney says she is legally his daughter, while four nieces and nephews sue in San Mateo to contest the will.

International News Service Cuesse City Calif Culver City Marilyn Wilson Atherton Eugene Emmick Marilyn Arthur C. Wilson Wilsons Emmick George Black

Tech Ousters Probe Opens With Accrediting Group

The Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools will launch an on the spot inquiry in Lubbock into the firings of three Texas Tech professors. Dean Charles S. Davis of Florida State University arrives at 4 17 p m and will meet Tech President E N Jones before formal interviews start at 8 30 p m. The visit could lead to disciplinary action and will involve top Tech officials the Board of Directors and the ousted faculty members.

Southern Assn. of Colleges and Secondary Schools Lubbock Texas Tech Charles 5. Davis Formla State University Association Committee On Standards E. N. Jones Tech Peak Davis Tech Board of Director Byron Abernethy Per Stensland Herbert Greenberg

Panhandle South Plains Fair Opens After Parade of Bands

The 40th annual Panhandle South Plains Fair launches Monday with a Parade of Bands through downtown Lubbock at 10 a.m. The event, billed as the Show Window of the Plains, runs through Saturday at Fair Park.

South Plains Kay Moseley Tech Tomball Bob Atterbury Tanner Laine Avalanche-Journal South Plains Fair

Little Rock Police To Guard Central High As School Reopens

Little Rock mayor Mann said police would arrest troublemakers around Central High on Monday but would not block integration. President Eisenhower voiced confidence residents would oppose violence, while Governor Faubus left for the South after a federal judge’s injunction. The Central High board reiterated the school remains open to white and Negro students per the court order.

Associated Press Ittle Rock Ark Woodrow Wilson Mann Little Rock Central High School Mann Ike Newport R.I Eisenhower Amis Guthridge Assn Citizens Councils of Arkansas Central High Orval Faubus U. S

Thai Parliament names Pote Sarasin premier after coup

Thailand's temporary Parliament appoints wealthy aristocrat Pote Sarasin as premier until elections in three months. Pote, ex ambassador to the United States, succeeds Pibulsonggram ousted in last week's coup. King Phumiphon confirms the selection. U S. Ambassador Max Bishop delays return to Washington.

Bangkok Thailand Pote Sarasin Pote United States P. Pibul Songgram Pete Phumiphon Aduldet U. S Max Waldo Bishop Washington

Four Seamen Killings From Mine Explosion in Marseille

Four Dutch seamen were killed and many injured when a World War II mine surfaced and exploded near Marseille. The blast damaged harbor area buildings and rocked the city as the Dutch dredger faced this wartime mine threat.

Marseille France

Ice Show Opens At Fair Park Coliseum Tonight

Attendance projections aim for a record 200000 at the East Brenda Mackenzie Park fair with 172144 already the 1956 mark. Ice revue opens at 8 pm with eight performances through Friday and school day Monday promising a large turnout.

Av A East Brenda Mackenzie Park Fair Park Coliseum

Miracle Of Apricot Street Helps Tenants Buy Homes

Harrisburg report says James Bricker, 87, landlord to nine families on Apricot Street, offered to sell nine six room brick houses to tenants for ten dollars each, saying they have paid rents already. Bricker described the gesture as a Christmas in September miracle for the tenants.

Harrisburg Pan Os James Bricker Bricker Apricot Street

Beck declines AFL-CIO inquiry as Teamsters meet

Teamsters President Dave Beck refused to answer AFL-CIO Executive Council charges of corruption until the Teamsters convention in Detroit on Sept 30 reviews them. Beck denied the ethical practices panel's accusations of corrupt influences and declined an invitation to appear before the council. Hoffa is seen as top candidate to succeed Beck amid racketeer ties accusations.

Miami Beach Teamsters Dave Beck AFL - Cio Executive Council Afl-Cio George Meany Beck Ethical Practices Committee Matl Midwest James R. Hoffa

Rescue Underway After Pamir Sails Stripped By Hurricane

The 3108 ton four masted Pamir reported sails stripped by Hurricane Carrie and danger of sinking in the mid Atlantic. A crew of over 90 with 54 cadets aboard. Two rescues reported flares four miles north. No word of survivors by midnight New York time. Coast Guard warns search may take hours. The Pamir carried barley from Buenos Aires to Hamburg. A US Coast Guard cutter and freighters head to aid.

mid-Atlantic Pamir Azores New York Coast Guard Dirkzwagers

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