ICC Rules Hot Cargo Clauses Not Valid Says ICC
The ICC ruled that common carriers must transport all freight offered under public rate schedules and cannot refuse cargo demanded by unions. Nine Alabama truck lines refused Galveston Truck Corp shipments, urged by Teamster representatives, prompting a cease and desist and questions of jurisdiction over hot cargo clauses. The decision warns carriers that ignoring public duties could jeopardize operating authority and emphasizes accountability to the public interest.
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Oklahoma, Cty
Galveston Truck Corp
Houston
Tex
TCC
Teamsters Union
ICC
Congress
National Labor Relations
Ford
iPermis
Tis
Tme
Olabama City
Galveston
Snotexige
Gift probe looms in Texas Senate inquiry in Dallas
The Senate Investigating Committee met in Dallas for a two day inquiry into a $2,000 payment by John McCarty, president of Estate Life Insurance Co., to JW. Pierson of Dilys, a State Insurance Department employee. McCarty offered his resignation, effective December 23, and Dr. Lee Johnson will take charge until a permanent president is elected. Insurance officials say Estate Life is solvent and a show cause hearing set for December 30 remains on the calendar.
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Herring and
Fondren
John McCarty
Estate Life Insurance Co
JW. Pierson
Dilys
Aplove
McCarty
William Harrison
Panhandle
Dalbart and
Amarilla
Publsher
Estate Lite
Lee Johnson
Estate Life
Amarito
Four Die In Fiery Truck Crash Near Pampa Texas
Four men riding in a pickup died in a fiery crash Tuesday after colliding with an oil transport truck. The pickup, owned by Triangle Well Servicing Co, burned beyond recognition. Driver Buddy Gregg of Shamrock survived after another truck driver pulled him from his cab before flames engulfed the vehicle.
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Pampa
Tes
London
Russia
Aaron Whitney
Troy Lucas
Supreme Soviet
Doals
Triangle
Buddy Gregg
Shamrock
Tex
Wheeler County Pipeline Co
Gregg
Grege
Hames
ICBM Test Chief Happy With Result
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida Air Force and Navy sources report an ICBM test flight yesterday reached 80 miles altitude over the Atlantic on its first long distance flight. Maj. Gen. Donald N. Yates, commander of the Air Force Missile Test Center, said the test was 95 percent successful and that failures are expected in future missile programs. He noted lessons learned from the mission and emphasized continued development across the missile program.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Tae
Air Force
Avlas
Atlantic
Indoing
Fateer
Donald N. Yates
Nakeoff
Yates
Odessa Survey Finds Downtown Shortages and Growth Potential
Richard L. Nelson of Real Estate Research Corp presented a study for Texas Electric Service Co showing Odessa face shortages in downtown facilities, retail space, and hotel capacity. The survey calls for two new office buildings, a medical arts facility, expanded manufacturing, and coordinated downtown planning to attract out of town business and boost the tax base. Local leaders received two copies of the 60 page report at the chamber office.
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Odessa
Aubrey Barlow
Odessa Chamber of Commerce
Richard L. Nelson
Chicago
J. B. Thomas
Fort Worth
Texas Electric Service Company
Nelson
Real Estate Research Corp
ESCO
Odessas Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Phillips
Fourth Street
Grant Avenue
Chicagoan
Oficeay
Nedson
Cay
Odewans
Rene Ia
Midland
Thomas
Texas Electric
Chamber of Commerce
Makeup Disguises Store Bandits In Dallas Heist
Two bandits wearing theatrical makeup robbed a Dallas store of around $2,000 yesterday. They entered a back room, confronted manager Yerman Barkshadt, displayed a pistol, and forced the safe open before fleeing. The culprits used black pencils for thick eyebrows and wore disguises including fake mustaches and beards.
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Dallas -P
Ptr
Yerman Barkshadt
Trey
Tarkshadt
Moses
Barkshadt
Youll Find It Page 12 Aims and Ads Review
A brief page scan notes varied items from society notes to miscellaneous notices. It mentions Lederle and spores in passing, with assorted names and short items typical of a late 19th or early 20th century paper. The readable fragments suggest a collage of society entries, ads, and small notices rather than a single strong story.
Gunfire Burst Kills One, Hits Two In Tavern
In a south side tavern near midnight Tuesday gunfire killed Joseph A. Johnston and wounded Troy Massey and Mrs Mary Massey. Gene Welborn and Sherey David Jordan found Johnston dead at the bar as Anderson admitted firing three shots after a fight started over a month’s dispute.
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Fort Worth
South Side
Gie Anderson
Syble’s
Cody Rodgers
Sta
Joseph A. Johnston
Texas & Pacific Railway
Troy Massey
Mary ‘Syble Massey
Troy Masy
Gene Welborn
Sherey David Jordan
Johnston
Massey
Anderson
Neiwsmen
Navy
Mrs. Massey
Visit To Spain On Dulles State Visit
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles plans a visit to Spain after the NATO conference in Paris. The trip aims to press for cooperation on broad foreign policy aims and strengthen ties with the Spanish government.
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Spain
Dulles State
Madrid
John Foster Dulles
Sil
Span
NATO
Pans
Pda
Dulles
Hay
Ear Tate
Pat
US Wins Major Aim At Parley At NATO Summit
At Paris the 15 nation NATO agrees to base US made nuclear missiles in Europe defying Russian warnings. The deal follows pressure for a possible cold war truce and disarmament talks. Netherlands has said yes while Britain and Turkey agreed. missiles to be ready for Britain by late next year with US keeping exclusive control and a joint custody plan.
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Paris
North Atlantic
Russia
U. S
Europe
United States
Eisenhower
States Dulles
Konrad Adenauer
Einar’ Gerhardsen
Hans Christian Vansen
Denmark
Sessing
NATO
United Sitter
Netherlands
Britain
Turkey
Tauris Norstad
Air Force
ULS
Wealthy Texan Jim West Dies at 55 in Houston
Jim West known as Silver Dollar died at Hermann Hospital after a coma in his private suite. He owned West Productions West Securities West Pyle Cattle Co and The West Cattle Co and held leadership roles at several Texas firms and foundations.
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Houston
James Marion West Jr
Sam Antone
Tesas
Chronicle
Iman
Hermann Sospital
West
Te Tollowing Enterprises
West Productions
Presdent
West Securies
West Pyle Cattle Co
the West Cattle Co
South Texas Lumber Co
The
West Foundation
Texas National Bank
the Texas Lawforcement Foundation
New Englander Named VA Head
Washington reports 16 year old Republican veteran administrator appointee. Former Massachusetts lieutenant governor Sumner G Whittier takes the helm of the Veterans Administration Insurance Dress a year. The new job pays 21000 dollars annually, succeeding Mary Vydhigey who returns to private life in Wisconsin after a lengthy career. World War veterans at the World Camp are organizing to greet the new head.
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Washington
Sumner G Whittier
Mascachsetts
Veterane Administration
Wasiner
Masyer Vydhigey
Noy Mga
Marsnetig
Wis Ho
Apianh Saat
Atlas Readies for Firing and Space Threats
A chaotic briefing notes a Atlas launcher and intercontinental ballistic missile readiness, detailing tests, countdowns, Cape Canaveral activity, and anticipated warhead deliveries. It mentions NATO, a launch complex, and potential firing sequences with tense references to Cape Canaveral and global defense readiness.
Liquor Board Agent On Bond
A State Liquor Control Board agent, 33 year old Waller Sparks of Tyler, was released on bonds totaling 52,500 on charges of taking money and bill folds from African Americans. Sparks denied the charges through Jane L Whitehead, Longview supervisor. The case arose after Anderson King of Gilmer and Jim Bowie of Big Sandy filed complaints claiming officers stopped their associates for money. Sparks was taken to Austin for a voluntary lie detector test. results were not announced.
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Longview
State Liquor Control Board
Waller Sparks
Tyler
Jane L. Whitehead
Sparks
Austin
Anderson King
Gilmer
Jim Bowie
Big Sandy
King
Jim
Gladewater
Bowie
Vacation Begins in Mexico City Amid Holiday Pay
Government employees in Mexico City begin a vacation period as many take holidays Saturday. Officials report workers received their Christmas pay, aligning with year end payrolls.
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Mexico City
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Somke
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Insurance Department
Charles Herring
Inii
Commiuce Councel
Gene Fondren
Ball Werday
Herring
Bulletin
Icbm Test
Lederle
Society
Sas
Amusereric
New
Fred Deere
Atias
Ranre
Cvetie
Wacaas
Cape Tint Corp
Gene Cretracent
Corton TV
Roth
Rosca
NATO Tate
Liquor Board
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