North Texas State College grads include five Gray County students
Five Gray County seniors joined 550 graduates at North Texas State College in Denton, with James Vincent Cox, Leon W. English, Neil Lawrence Jolly, June Guill, and Richard Ray Riley earning bachelor degrees in business administration, marketing, music, and government respectively. Other items note a Dallas market trip by local women, chiropractors attending a state convention in El Paso, a Girl Scout executive board meeting in Pampa, and Shirley Harmon joining a gospel singers tour in Dayton Ohio.
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Gray County
North Texas State College
Denton
James Vincent Cox
Wyndell L. Cox
N. Russell
Leon W. English
E. H. Englsh
Reid
Neil Lawrence Jolly
Lawrence W. Jolly
N. Somerville
June Guill
Harry G. Guill
Williston
Richard Ray Riley
Leslie S. Riley
Fryers
Ott Shewmaker
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Company
Pampa
Oklahoma City
Okla
Duenkel-Carmichael
Alpha Bradley
M. E. Powers
W. W. Wells
Frank Austin
Ida 8. Adams
Greater Dallas
Dallas
Texas State Chiropractic Association
el Paso
Harry Z. Loveless
R. H. Rutledge
R. E. Thompson
T. J. Wright
J ,Pampa
Maynard V. Cobb
Shamrock
C. C. Merritt
Perryton
John Holt Jr
Top of Texas Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout
City Hall
Shirley Harmon
Stanley Harmon
Route 3
Dayton
Ohio
Evangelizers
Reading problems spark defense of three Rs in schools
Mary Field Schwarz, an 88 year old Independence Missouri third grade teacher, argues that focusing on Johnny’s reading problems obscures progress. She is co winner of the 1957 Teacher of the Year award and recalls meeting President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon during a Washington trip.
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Gay Pauley
University of Kansas City
United Press State
Iable
New York
Schoolnarm of
College, Columbia
University
Yeat
Johnny
Johnny Cam
Mary Field Schwarz
Schwarz
Indépendence
Truman
Bristol
Independence
Guy Bizzell
Austiin
Tex
U.S S. Office of Education
Met
Call's Magazine
State Department of Education
Washington
Eisenhower
Nixon
Japanese Farmer Injured by Shell Fragment on Mt Fuji Range
GOTEMBA Japan UP A Japanese farmer 22 Hiroshi Katsuimata was seriously injured in both legs when struck by a fragment of a bazooka shell at a U S firing range on Mt Fuji slopes. He said he entered the range to collect empty shells believing firing had ended. Japanese scavengers ignore warnings as authorities fail to enforce rules following past incidents.
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Gotemba
Japan
U.S
Mt. Fuji
Hiroshi Katsuimata
Gotémba
Girard
jCamp
Graham urges faith as bomb scare looms at MSG
Billy Graham told 18,000 people at Madison Square Garden to keep their appointments with God and be saved. Police searched for a potential bomb after a janitor found a note saying many would be killed. Graham linked the story of the woman at the well to the crowd, saying divine appointment brings salvation. The crusade reached 22,684 decisions in 22 days, with total attendance over 392,500.
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Albin Krebs
United Press State
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Samaria
Christ
North Carolina
Two Accidents Reported Here
Two traffic crashes are recorded. Tuesday at 10 21 p m on N Hobart near W Francis and Alcock streets a 1952 Chevrolet driven by Dallas Franklin Rice of Borger collided with a 1955 Mercury driven by Robert Finley Cook of 119 N Purviance causing about 138 in Chevrolet damage and 150 in Mercury damage. Wednesday at 6 53 p m in the 700 block of B Denver 100 feet east of Reed a 1950 Plymouth driven by Alta R Telford collided with a parked 1956 Chevrolet owned by C A Glenn of Fort
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Police Department
N. Hobart
W. Francis
Alcock
Chevrolet
Dallas Franklin Rice
Borger
Mercury
Robert Finley
Cook
N. Purviance
B. Denver
Reed
Alta R.telford
Denver
C. A. Glenn
Fort
Quotes From The News United Press Highlights
A roundup from United Press features nine year old Larry Cherry who survived a fatal plane crash. Senator Knowland doubts swift passage of extra postal funds. A Chevrolet suffered about 100 dollars damage while Plymouth remained undamaged. Norman Hilberry cites auto exhaust as more dangerous than fallout. Floyd Thorpe and wife Ann confess to auto license fee theft scheme in Michigan. Ricky Gordon learns a five dollar bill from his collection was spent. his father retrieves it.
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United Press
Birmingham
Ala
Larry Cherry
Chicago
Norman Hilberry
Argonne National Laboratory
United States
Ricky
Gordon
Rackets Group Targets Bakery Union Across Hearings
Senate Rackets Committee plans to present evidence that Bakery Workers Union officials misused funds and that international bodies appointed trustees to replace local officers. Anthony Conforti of Local 1 Chicago and George L. Stuart were summoned as witnesses in the new phase of the labor racketeering probe.
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Herbert Foster
United Press
Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate
McClean
International Union
Local 100
Chicago
Anthony Conforti
George L. Stuart
the International
James G. Cross
International Treasury
City of Pampa Traffic Ordinance Codifies Rules
Codified traffic ordinance for the City of Pampa Texas regulates public streets. Establishes speeding, driving on the right, stopping signals, one way streets and alleys, impounding, penalties up to two hundred dollars, and repeals conflicting ordinances.
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Pampa
Berne
Putins
Fampa
Texas
Notice Proving Heirs for Howard T Hameton Deceased
The notice states that original letters testamentary for Howard T Hameton deceased are pending probate in Texas. The undersigned requests all potential claimants to present their claims and comply with the requirements by a specified date.
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Howard T. Hameton
Hamrton
Gray
Texas
Addinglon
Bed
See'y Wilson Warns Of War Danger
Boston defense secretary Charles E. Wilson warned that the danger of war could rise in coming years unless Communists abandon their idea of conversion by the sword. Speaking at a $100 plate Republican dinner, he defended the administration and praised the military aid program as essential to free world security, noting the risk persists until Communist goals shift. He also said Khrushchev’s forecast of socialism for future generations shows Communist momentum may have peaked.
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Boston
Wilson
Hisenhower
Khrushchev
Nikita 8. Khrushchev
CBS
Rotary Club Hears Preacher On Optimism
The Pampa Rotary Club heard Rev H R Bratcher speak on optimism and a balanced life. Guests included Dick Grimes Paul Britton Bill Dixon Harold Wright Rev Upshaw T P Golden and Inman. Diesel locomotive engineer Baxter marks fifty years in railroad work with Chicago Northwestern Railway noting a preference for diesels over old steam engines.
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Pampa
Rotary Dgn
H. KR. Bratcher
Dick Grimes
Paul Britton
Bill Dixon
Harold Wright
Upshaw
T. P. Golden
Inman
Chicago
Baxter
Chicagg
Northwestern Railway
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George Mann
Hockley
England
Mann
Graham
By Jimmy Hatlo
Corral
Grab Rune
Ryan
Ddr de
PB Thornton
Taliington
William F. Knowsland
Congress
Corpus Christi, Tex
Floyd R. Thorpe
Ann
Michigan
RARE
BILL
Thompson
Hobart
Legal Publication
See’y Wilson
Rotary Club
Wihaam Lee
Kelly
Shurfresh
Teg
Tor
Catsip
Mission Drink
CRISP
Freddy
Lyers
Pinkney
Harvest Time
Borden’s Mellorine
Blue Lake
Morton's Tea & Glass
BIG
Libby
Glass
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