DeMolays Concluding 3 Day Session Today
West Texas DeMolay conclave ends with 275 delegates from Odessa El Paso and Lubbock. The three day meeting at Lincoln Hotel includes officer elections and a final church service at First Christian Church. Awards include Hats Off to H Malvern Marks and trophies won by Odessa and El Paso chapters.
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North Lee
West Sixth
J. Conally Evans
Belmont Baptist Church
Dad H. Malvern -Marks
Fort Worth
Texas
International Supreme Council of DeMolay
West Texas
Odessa
el Paso
Ronald Parks
Louis Waters
Pecos
Glenn Goddard
Midland
Ronald Kooch
John Middleton
Lamesa
John Herman
Lubbock
Julius Glickman
Big Spring
West Texas Area
Glenn Woody
Ralph Johnson
Carl Cox
Mike McGhee
Jerry Wright
Kermit
Jack Wilkinson
Don Emory
Amarillo
Tommy Dingwall
Allan Jones
Marshall
David Farnest
Jay Claborne
Jamesa Sentinel
Dan Erwin
Eddie Dumas
Andrews, Almoner
Neal Hicks
Bob Orton
Fl Paso
David Stubbeman
Gene Smith
Richard Engle
Dan Gilbert
Contest To Name Royal Baby Open
The Woman's Sunday Mirror offers a week long all expenses paid trip to the continent for naming the first child of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco. Monaco is not among the listed options.
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London
Sunday Mirror
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace of
Monaco
Hospital Board Approves May Financial Statement
The Medical Center Hospital Board approved $40 609.55 in bills for May as of May income totaled 143 149 03 with room charges 49 732 and total assets standing at 2 059 259 81 including building value. Major May operations rose to 206 from 168 last year while emergency room cases reached 1 017 in May and the year to date total 4 542.
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Medical Center Hospital Board of Managers
Treboeard
Earl Benson
Medical Center Hospital
Barge Blast Injures Two at Bethlehem Shipyard
A Bethlehem Steel Co. barge exploded and sank in the Beaumont shipyard injuring two workers, Lawrence Marks of Beaumont and Shed Guillory of Deweyville. The blast, likely from a welding torch, prompted an official investigation.
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Beaumont
Tex
Bethlehem Steel Co
Lawrence Marks
Shed Guillory
Deweyville
Soviet Note Branded Pure Propaganda by U S Officials
United States officials on Saturday dismissed Soviet Premier Bulganin’s latest disarmament proposals as pure propaganda and expected a firm rejection. They said the plan offered no new ideas for breaking the East West deadlock and urged cuts in Germany with no firm assurances. London officials anticipated no immediate reply and would consult Western powers before responding.
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Nikolai A. Bulganin
Bulganin
Eisenhower
United States
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White House
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Britain
France
Germany
Soviet Union
Russia
Recutt
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Bulganin urges Eden to follow Soviet arms cut lead
Soviet Premier Bulganin asked British Prime Minister Eden to mirror Moscow’s plan to cut armed forces by 1.2 million. He sent similar letters to Eisenhower Adenauer and others, praising disarmament steps and urging immediate international controls to curb the arms race and reduce military expenditure.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Anthony Eden
Russia
Bulganin
Senhower
France
Italy
West Germany
Eden
Konrad Adenauer
Tase
United Nations
Students Leave for Missionary Work in Hawaii
Seven Baptist Convention summer missionaries depart from Anton Carter airport for Hawaii to conduct vacation Bible schools and Bible classes. The group, representing Baptist schools across the South, will join 60 students this summer. they funded part by babysitting and car washing.
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Dallas
The
Baptist Convention
Hawaii
South
Anton Carter
Jerry Muse
Pigott
Ark
Texas Christian University
Betty Shaw
Pledger
Tex
Texas
State College For Women
Don Smith
Cresson
North Texas State College
Tony Evans
Piggott
East
Texas Baptist College
Marilyn Padgitt
Beaumont
Baylor University
June Chapman
Lubbock
Mary Hardin Baylor
Scott Middleton
Corsicana
Rice Institute
Polio Paralyzed Youth Graduates From Law School
Norman Zemke, 24, paralyzed in both arms by polio since age 12, graduates with honors from the University of Detroit College of Law. He uses a plastic stick with a rubber grip held between his teeth to turn pages and type. He edited the law journal and was junior Michigan amateur chess champion. named research clerk to Michigan Supreme Court Justice George Edwards.
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Detroit
Norman Zemke
University of Detroit College of Law
Authterly Law Journal
Michigan
Michigan Supreme Court
George Edwards
Charge Racket Ends After Lorey Arrest
Louisville police arrested 22 year old Mrs Elwanda Lorey on 55 counts of obtaining goods under false pretenses after she used copied customer names to charge purchases. The incident began when she asked a sales clerk for the name on her bill and supplied the clerk s own name and address.
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Louisville
Elwanda Lorey
Hagerty Keeps Vigil As Eisenhower Ill Claims Sleep
Jim Hagerty, White House press secretary, stayed in constant briefings through Friday into Saturday as President Eisenhower's illness was announced. He endured sleep deprivation, holding numerous conferences for reporters while moving from the White House to Walter Reed Army Medical Center.
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Washington
Iron Man
Jim Hagerty
Eisenhower
White House
Hagerty
Walter Reed Army Smeedb Cal Center
Denver
Sissy youths outwit He Man on Chicago beach incident
Raymond Hurd 50, an unemployed chemist, waded into Lake Michigan after youths taunted him, then found his clothes and the teens gone. Police intervened and he was charged with disorderly conduct at Rogers Park Station.
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Chicago
Raymond Hurd
Lake Michigan
Hurd
Rogers Park
Cain To Battle Security Rules
Former Sen. Harry P. Cain of Washington vows to challenge the State Department over alleged mismanagement of the loyalty security program. Cain sits on the Subversive Activities Control Board and has criticized the government's methods in vetting security risks within federal agencies.
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Washington
Harry P. Cain
Rwash
State Department
Cain
Subversive Activities Control Board
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