Area Swine Show Honors Highlight Texas Fair Day
Local area pig show results feature champion and reserve hogs across Yorkshire and Berkshire classes. Winners include Den Lansford and Don Langford with top boars and sows, with Larry Griffin and G P Hewlett among standout breeders, as judging continued into Tuesday night and resumes at 9 am with Hampshire and Poland China varieties.
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Axtell Wait Bdchien & Sons
Waller & Sons
Larry Grittin
Oy & Sons
Ty Jones
L. den Lancford
Piety Jones
den Lane
Hampshires
Polandvieres
Chinas
Pitta
A. D. Wenzel
Brownfield
Berk
Eagpien
Ofa BS
Balers
Ofc
Denaary
Larry Grit
Saatsie
Larry Grits
Monte Produce of Dam
Monte Orton
Leeder Ihter
Larry Gringle Barrow
Langford
Larry Griton
Barrow
Don Langford
Gaffin
Birrshires
Litiereia Kay Hewlett
Hopesville
Hew
Fenzei
G. P. Hewlett
Charlee Wo Axtell
Springlae
Wenzel
G. P. Hewwell
Sir Dohny
Axtell
Ciewent
Monte
Gene Tunnel
Mendeghoe
Monte Grttn
Hewen
Renior
Hewlett
Texas
Paulo Raval
Chaminion
Mosteonfins SG
Inter
Lary Griffin
Don Bratford
Monte Griffin
Barrows
Astell
Jaery” Griffin
Luther Hin
Crampion Barrow
Larry Grif
Wenzel Champion Pen
Wen
Yorkshire
Ering
Weaver
Two Die As Florida Men Killed In Lubbock Crash
Two survivors remain in hospital after a late night crash near Woodrow. The victims include George William White Jr., 31, of St. Petersburg, and his father, with a second passenger Kenneth Alva Whiting, 29, also hospitalized. A stolen car, driven by Humberto L. Perez, 15, was involved. Perez is hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Police say Perez drove the other vehicle into the wash rack area while investigators probe the auto theft at Frank Hodges Texaco. The three station wagon occupants were electricians en route to Marysville, California. White Jr. hails from Tinelas Park, Florida, and Whiting from Ampka, Florida. Patrols continue the investigation and details remain pending.
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Hendon
St. Petersburg
Fla
George William White Jr
Kenneth Alva Whiting
Lubbock
Humberto L. Perez
46Th St
Methodist Hospital
Woodrow
Frank Hodges Texaco
48Th and
Ave. H
Hodges
Marysville
Calif
Tinelas Park
Whiting
Ampcka
Jim Singleton
Billy Chenault
Perez
U.S. 87
Florida
Kennedy Signs Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Bill
President Kennedy signed into law a bill creating the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency as Moscow radio reported Soviet rejection of disarmament proposals. The move aims to advance a global disarmament program and reduce the threat of future war, with Kennedy calling it renewed hope for international progress. Also marked was the death of comedian Billy House at age 71, a Broadway and screen figure from 1918 to 1953 known for No No Nanette and Tons of Fun.
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Associated’ Press
New York
Kenbill
Wich Ibol
U. S
House
Senate
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
United States
Harry
Truman
Fos ‘Ter
United Nuclear Corp
Billy House Kennedy
Hollywood
A World Hollywood
Billy House
White Horse Inn
Jail Trusty Escapes During Cleaning at Lubbock County Jail
James Jackson 135 Teak Ave. allegedly walked out of the Lubbock County Jail Tuesday at about 5 a.m. while a jailer was answering a radio call. Jackson was jailed on a liquor violation and escaped during a cleaning detail.
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Lubbock
James Jackson
Teak Ave
Spending climbs in consumer services from 1956 to 1960
From 1956 to 1960 consumer spending on grooming, education, foreign travel and medical care rose about 40 percent. Spending for services like insurance, brokerage and investment counseling grew from 146 billion dollars in 1956 to 20.6 billion last year.
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New York
UPI
World's Greatest Apple Pie Featured in October Better Homes
The October Better Homes and Gardens cover teases the World's Greatest Apple Pie a tender flaky crust and thick spicy apple filling. The feature notes the pie appears in the Owen Cook Book section meats pastries breads and urges readers to buy it today.
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Better Homes & Gardens
Owen Cook Book
Gen Robert L Eichelberger Dies at 75 in Asheville
Gen Robert L Eichelberger a West Point graduate and four star general who led Eighth Army ground forces under Gen Douglas MacArthur in the Pacific during World War II died in Asheville North Carolina at 75 He entered hospital for exploratory prostate surgery and died of pulmonary complications that led to pneumonia Funeral services are set for Memorial Methodist Church and burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery He credited Buna Victory as the greatest achievement of his 33 year Army career
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Asheville
N.C
Robert L. Eichelberger
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific
Memorial Methodist Church
Arlington National Cemetery
Eichelberger
Buna
MacArthur
Japan
U. S
New Guinea
South Pacific
Leyte
Philippine Archipelago
Anese
Jan
Boxes Looted by Pay Phone Burglars in Idalou Area
Five men, possibly a gang, hit pay telephone boxes in Idalou and nearby towns. A coin box was cut from a booth near Thompson Grocery, with an estimated $100 to $150 in coins taken. Similar burglaries were reported in Amarillo and Happy, and a statewide alert was issued for five suspects. Officers noted drills, carbide, and stun cans found in cars, with possible Texas links.
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Idalou
Sheriff's de- Innttine
8Th Army
8Th
Lubbock
Jobe
New Deal
Shallowater
Amarillo
Sheriff's Department
South Carolina
Virginia
Indiana
Illinois
Cleo Rogers
J. B. Is
Texas
Notway
Cauthon
Eichelberger recalls first Japan landing with MacArthur
In memoirs the Urbana Ohio native recounts landing with General MacArthur on Japan's ground after surrender. He describes the tense first jeep ride and a grenade between them. Retired in Asheville he served on state boards and civic drives. Survives wife Em Gudger sister and brother Fred Bichelberger.
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Japan
MacArthur
8Th Army
Eichelberger
MaArthur
Aring
Urbana
Ohio
Asheville
State Ports Authority
United Fund
Emu Gudger
Jerome B. Zerhe
New York City
Fred _B. Fichelberger
Beverly Hills
Paul Cates Named To Baptist Post in Waco
The Texas Baptist Brotherhood elected A J Kincaid of Mesquite as president, succeeding A D Pratt of Lake Jackson. Paul Cates of Lubbock was named vice president and Bruno Morgan of Corpus Christi recording secretary. The group voted to send 1000 men to assist in an evangelistic drive in Japan.
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Waco
Texas Baptist Brotherhood
A. J. Kincaid
Mesquite
A. D. Pratt
Lake Jackson
Paul Cates
Lubbock
Bruno Morgan
Corpus Christi
Japan
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Kenneth McCoy
Lovington
N. M Pinnlgggatmplda
McCor Cao
W. White
Lexington
Enor
NBCTO
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McCoy
KHMO
Ae Dynamo
Seni
Molto
Hupenor
Mallowa
Meannn & Sone
Ben Loe
Mallowas
Luckie
W. Falana
Ben Kae
WF Holloway
Walter’ &'Son
Waller & Ron
Hewlet
Waller & Son
Oswalt
James Teeter
Red Thornton
T National Policy
William C. Foster
U.S. Desire
Disarmament Agency
Bill
Wornne
Robert Eichelberger
Eighth Army
Pacific Hero
Baptist Post
Pontiac
CBS
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