Virginia Officials Snub Warren Address at College Event
Williamsburg Virginia officials including Gov Stanley and Sen Byrd largely skipped Chief Justice Earl Warren's speech on equal justice at Mary College. Only Lt Gov Stephens, Rep. Robertson, and a few congressmen attended, while Warren urged dedication to a just, impartial legal path for all citizens.
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Williamsburg
Earl Warren
Virginia
Thomas B Stanley
Harry F. Byrd
Supreme Court
Gow
ELS
Stephens
Lex Willis A. Robertson
Vauzinar Gary
Wit and Mary College Boson Nh Birth Ansewers
John Marsh
Caf
Warren
William Ty
Histore Tuling
United States
Thomas Jefferson
Conviction in Killing of Aged Recluse in Round Rock
In Round Rock a 19 year old was convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison for the Feb 13 killing and arson at Barnett’s home. Barnett, an elderly recluse, was found dead with his home burned. Correa testified that Joe Alomon prompted the plan to rob Barnett and that Correa agreed to go with Memon, who denied the charges.
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Round Rock
Georgetown
Correa
Lfe
Barnett
Joe Alomon
Barnett Correa
Memon
Latyer
Lubbock Hosts FFA Meeting Reports and CPA Talks
Mes T. D. Daniel and Cathey White led a 18 Future Homemakers of America group with 12 sponsors from Plainview for a Saturday event. They outlined Future Homemakers Week starting Oct 31 and an area meeting in Ama nile in March 1955, plus reports on Daytona Beach 1954. Local CPA leaders from Fort Worth spoke during a noon Caprock Hotel session with 34 members attending. YG Stokes, son of H Stokes, recently graduated from II Corps Academy Radio Repair Class 7 and trains at Fort Hood after enlisting in March 19.
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Matha Harper
Anton
Mather Aens of
Fort Worth
Texas Society of Certified Public Accountants
CPA
Lubbock
Caprock Hotel
Lubbock Country Club
C.J. Brasher
E. E. Merriman
C. A. White
Caprack
YG. Stokes
H. Stokes
Rt 1
Hale Center
II Corps Academy
16Th Armored Fueineer Batalion, Corp
Stokes
Fort Hood
Texas
Army
General Disosway Visits Reese AFB for Routine Election
Maj. Gen. Gabriel P. Dison, commanding Flying Training Air Force, stops at Reese Air Force Base for a routine election. Col. C. P. West introduces Sgt. Dallas M. Tourtellot, then Disosway chats with his former cadet classmate from Randolph Field in 1933.
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Gabriel P. Dison
Flying Training Air Force
Reese Air Force Base
C. P. West
Dallas M.tourtellot
Air Base Group
Disasway
Tourtell
Randolph Field
San Antonio
Disosway
Gabriel P. Disosway
Dallas M. Tourtellot
Reese
West Point Graduate Leads Air Base Group NCOIC Team
General and sergeants discussed notable classmates now reaching high ranks. Sgt Tourtellot, West Point graduate, left cadet program in 1934 and returned to active duty at World War II onset, serving as NCOIC of organization supply at Reese Air Base.
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West Point
Sgt. Tourtellot
Reese
Bottles Launched On Lake Huron
The University of Michigan Great Lakes Research Institute set afloat 500 bottles with postal cards to study prevailing currents on Lake Huron. The experiment aims to map water movement and track plastic waste and other debris drifting through the lake.
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University of Michigan Great Lakes Research Institute
Day F uneral Rites Planned in Lamesa
Funeral services for Joe F. Day 70 will be held at 2 p m Sunday in the Lamesa Church of Christ with minister W T Hamilton officiating Burial will follow in Lamesa Cemetery under Higginbotham Funeral Home direction Day a native of Tarrant County and longtime Lamesa resident worked as a carpenter and church custodian Survivors include his wife four sisters two step sisters four brothers and one uncle
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Lamesa
Joe F. Day
Lamesa General Hospital
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