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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1958

Page

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Panhandle South Plains Fair opens with record crowds

The 41st Panhandle South Plains Fair readies for a Monday opening with band parade, anticipated attendance above 200 000, expanded premiums over 30 000 in cash, and major attractions including Water Follies midway and an oil show.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Tage Panhandle South Plains Fair Lubbock South Plains Midway E. Baldridge Fair Association

Three Cars Pile Up In Residential Area

Six people were killed or injured in a three car crash at the intersection of 35th Street and Boston Avenue in southwest Lubbock. Mrs. Marcella Curry 28 and James Henry Dean 24 died. R B Walden and Mrs. Dean were critically injured. Darrell Ellis and his family were shaken but released after examination. The accident occurred while many were en route to a Texas Tech game, raising the year's death toll to seven in the city.

Bill Wilkerson Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Marcella Jean Curry 35Th St James Henry Dean Amarillo R. B. Walden 45Th St Darrell Ellis 9Th St Methodist Hospital 35Th Street Boston Dean Walden Deans

Stadium Bleacher Collapse Injures Dozens At LSU Alabama Game

Spectators were injured as end zone bleachers collapsed during the LSU Alabama football game in Mobile. At least 59 hospitalized with injuries including broken arms and legs. Ambulances and police transported victims to multiple hospitals as officials warned the casualty count could rise.

Associated Press Obile Ala Mobile Pauling Phillips Bill Sellers Mobile Press Register

Widow scatters husband's ashes in Sydney bar

In Sydney suburb a widow entered a men only bar and scattered the ashes of her husband, Herold William Norris, 47, on the counter before five former companions. She declared, You wanted him here all the time. Norris was found dying in a Sydney street on September 5.

Sydney Australia Herold William Norris Sydney Street

140 MPH Winds Ravage Carolinas Amid Hurricane Helene

A severe coastal storm lashed Wilmington and other North Carolina cities with winds up to 140 miles per hour and 25 foot waves. Shelters filled as residents, including Charles and Mary Roth and their infant Kay, sought refuge from the savage weather and widespread damage. The hurricane, moving northeast, threatened the outer banks and disrupted lines of communication while leaving no reported fatalities.

Wilmington N.C Charles Roth Mary Kay Avalanche-Journal Ington N. C North Carolina Helene Washington Weather Bureau Cape Hatteras South Carolina Carolinas Highway Patrol

Eisenhower Names Wilton B. Persons to Succeed Adams

President Eisenhower designates Maj. Gen. Wilton B. Persons as his deputy assistant to replace Sherman Adams who resigned after criticism over gifts from Bernard Goldfine. Adams will aid an orderly transition while new deputy posts for the President’s staff are created and filled.

Avalanche-Journal Syashington Eisenhower Wilton B. Persons Sherman Adams White House SNE Bciecum UI Felduis Lane Congress Adams Persons Jean Bernard Goldfine Bryce N. Harlow Robert E. Merriam

Nixon shock at mail opposed Formosa policy report

Vice President Nixon said he was shocked by reports that mail to the State Department opposes U S policy on the Formosa Strait crisis. He blamed a subordinate for sabotaging policy and warned against letting polls drive foreign affairs. He urged maintaining world leadership against the Communists.

Belman Morin Ittle Rock Little Rock Orval E. Faubus All Dispatch Faubus The Arkansas Democrat North Arkansas NAACP Virgil Blossom Avalanche-Journal Tashington Richard M. Nixon State Department U. S Formosa Strait Nixson

Winners In First Week Of Contest Here Announced

The second of seven silhouettes contest advertisements appears today on Page 3 Section 5. Winners will receive $200 weekly for seven weeks totaling $1,400 in prizes.

Winners of the first contest week announced

The first week winners are listed with prizes awarded to Mrs. Bob Bartley A P Ballard H F Bidwell Joan Wayte and Yvonne Petty. Prize collection requires visitors to The Display Advertising Department of The Pialenche on Monday. Watch for future contests and a chance to win.

Bob Bartley A. P. Ballard H. F. Bidwell Joan Wayte Yvonne Petty Pialenche Toda Monay

1600 Feared Dead In Tokyo Typhoon

Floods after the worst Japanese typhoon in 24 years hit the Izu Peninsula south of Tokyo. Officials report up to 1,600 feared dead, 303 fatalities confirmed, 696 injured, and 1,230 missing. As many as 400,000 homeless after 16 to 20 inch rains. No American casualties reported.

Tokyo UPI Japan Izu Peninsula

Fair Lady Joan Wienke Visits Panhandle Fair Preview

Joan Wienke aged 17 stands at the Broad way entrance to the Panhandle South Plains Fair after a Saturday preview. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Wienke of 3302 44th Street.

Joan Wienke Panhandle South Plains Fair L. L. Wienke 44Th St. Lee

Heavy rains pound South Plains as Rio Grande floods near Presidio

Widespread downpours on the South Plains drop to showers, but the Rio Grande swells past banks near Adobes and threatens Presidio. The river reached 16.5 feet at 4 p.m. Saturday, with flood crests and rail washouts reported as farmers brace for further rises and a pending Del Rio flood forecast.

valanche-Journal Rio Grande Presidio South Plains Adobes Sierra Blanca International Bridge Tanga U. S. Weather Bureau del Rio

Weather Map Page 1 Lubbock forecast and readings

Partly cloudy in Lubbock and vicinity with little rain. Morning low near 46, high 74. Easterly winds 10 to 15 mph. Hourly readings show daytime highs around 66 to 69 and overnight lows near 60s. Sunrise 6:39 a.m., sunset 6:37 p.m. Humidity ranges 42 to 100 percent. City readings extend to Abilene Amarillo Houston Dallas Roswell and Denver.

Lubbock Abilene Albuquerque Houston Amarillo Okla City Dallas Roswell Denver

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