49th Commander Praises Ft Polk Facilities
Fort Polk post facilities impressed Texas 49th Army National Guard commander Maj. Gen. Harley B. West and staff during a tour. He said housing near Leesville and DeRidder could accommodate about 800 families, but noted the need for more. The division of about 10,000 guardsmen will encamp there after Oct. 15 activation. West will send housing officer to begin arrangements.
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Formby Brownfield Man Serves in Pacific Marine Unit
Lance Cpl. Robert J. Conlee is serving in the Pacific as a member of the ordnance department at Marine Corps Air Station Kaneohe Bay Hawaii. The unit supports air and infantry elements of the First Marine Brigade by storing and issuing bombs rockets explosives and training munitions for a combat ready air ground team of the Pacific Fleet Marine Force.
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Disarmament 4? FAIR HERE
A fragmented clipping reports discussions on disarmament measures, including a UN peace force and peaceful use of fissionable material. It notes U.S. Army personnel training and duties in Germany and references local governance, school funding, and relief. The piece mentions Fort Hood and Fort Polk activity and ongoing military planning.
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International Atomic Energy Agency
Plant In April Sorghum Booth Wins Top Prize
A booth titled Plant In April showcasing the advantages of planting grain sorghum in April on sandy soils won first place for the Dawson Future Farmers of America chapter of Welch Monday at the Panhandle South Plains Fair. Monterey FFA won second with a booth highlighting Mamta elements.
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Ford Offer Sets Two-Week Window On Union Talks
Ford presented a wage offer tied to peace in the industry and a two week window for negotiations with the UAW, with ratification to follow. The union’s rank and file would vote on all contracts, while current terms, expired Aug. 31, remain in effect. Army Pvt. Larry B. Hood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor J. Hood, is in basic infantry training at Ft. Ord. The document discusses broader arms reduction and UN peacekeeping concepts, noting staged disarmament and international law progress.
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Episcopalian Deputies Refuse Withdrawal From NCC
In Detroit the House of Deputies rejected a resolution to withdraw from the National Council of Churches. The 670 members voted to task the joint commission on ecumenical relations with a three year study of the council's structure programs and finances. The House of Bishops also endorsed a merger dialogue with the United Presbyterian Church.
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Milking Shorthorn Show Claims Largest In Years
The cattle show drew strong entries with about 220 head of cattle and more than 400 hogs last year. Spectator stands were moved to fit more animals as judges announced top Milking Shorthorn results including senior and grand champions among exhibitors such as Arnold, Armstrong, and Peterman, with historical notes on Nash who served as a military policeman in World War II.
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Dallas Judge Nominated Amid Age Concerns
Mrs Hughes a Dallas district judge 64 years old with 26 years on the bench faced doubt over appointment due to age. A Baltimore native, she long served in the Texas House 1930s, ran for Texas Supreme Court in 1958, and held various roles in attorneys associations.
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Reverend Ralph Sockman Announces Retirement After 44 Years
Dr. Ralph Sockman, longtime religious leader and former Christ Church pulpit pastor, announced his retirement effective Sunday after 44 years of service. At age 72, he plans to focus on directing the Hall of Fame for Great Americans at New York University, a post he has held since 1949.
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Park Avenue
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