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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1954

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Pennsylvanian Test Set For Borden County Drilling

J D Wrather Jr of Dallas and Midland set a 7800 foot wildcat to test the Pennsylvanian reef in Borden County near Vealmoor. Drilling to start by August 13 at No 1 T J Good, with precise location given.

J. D. Wrather, Jr Dallas Midland Borden County T. J. Good T&p Vealmoor Dawson Vega C. L. McMahon, Inc Tulsa A. S. Hendry Gardner Coke County Nolan Oiler Sun Oil No Harp Roscoe-Strawn Sweetwater Union Oil No Young Discovery Sunray Oil No Criswell Scurry Wildcat Mayfield No Jordan Northwest Sunray Oil Kent Wildcat Phillips No. 1 Quartz West Borden County Hanley No. 1 Russell

Grasshopper Guilty Of Tampering With Mails

A Savannah postal worker found a letter opened by a grasshopper after it chewed the top and sides. The carrier resealed the envelope with tape and noted the tampering, leading to a guilty finding in the case.

Grasshopper Savannah

Dulles Accuses Reds of Violating Korea Truce

Secretary of State Dulles charged the Communists with truce violations in Korea though not severe enough to resume war. He announced a new protest to Britain over the British airliner shoot-down near Hainan Island and outlined U S plans to defend Formosa without a formal alliance with Nationalist China. He noted push to end the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission as Korea tensions rise and discussed possible talks on Southeast Asian defense and Geneva peace talks.

Washington Dulles Britain China Hainan Island United States Formosa U.S Red China Syngman Rhee Nations Supervisory Commission South Korea Sweden Switzerland Poland Czechoslovakia Korea United Nations Assembly New York Geneva Comunist High Command

Former Tax Chief Is Sentenced Today

Joseph D. Nunan Jr., once the nation’s head tax collector, was sentenced by Judge Walter Bruchhausen to five years in prison and a $15,000 fine for income tax evasion. The judge said Nunan’s crime was aggravated by his role in enforcing the laws.

New York Joseph D. Nunan Jr Nunan Walter Bruchhausen

Guatemala Junta Orders Disbanding of Castillo Armas Private Army

Guatemala's ruling junta ordered President Carlos Castillo Armas to disband his private liberation army today amid rising public resentment. The fighting around Roosevelt Hospital left twelve dead and forty-two wounded as regular troops and cadets clashed with the 700 insurgents before a 6:35 p.m. cease fire.

Guatemala Carlos Castillo Armas Castillo Armas Liberation Army Jacobo Arbenz Guzman Roosevelt Hospital Castillo Chimaltenango Mariano Russell Arellano U.S John E. Peurifoy

Plea and Deadlock End in Tavarez Burglar Case

Roy Jimenez Tavarez 20 pleaded guilty after a second deadlock in district court. He faced charges of attempting to burglarize the Dempsey home at 2205 Twenty-first Street on July 8. Judge Sterling Williams sentenced Tavarez to two years with suspended execution of the sentence. officers recovered a knife at the scene and Tavarez admitted window peeping but denied intent to burglarize.

Roy Jimenez Tavarez Tavarez Snyder J. D. Dempsey Twenty-first Street Dempsey Sterling Williams Williams Renal Rosson Robert R. Patterson Gene Dulaney Dempseys A. E. Crowley J. D. Frith Roy Wilhelm Clyde Thomas Dempsey Yard George Gonzales Avenue T Patterson Dulaney Mark Durham Leighton Griffin Dale Rains J. B. Chick B. F. Pinnell Clarence Thompson Arlen Stokes C. E. Ray John E. Bryant Jimmy Beck Lee Smythe H. G. Gafford, Jr

Texas Regional Weather Outlook Through Wednesday

North Central Texas stays clear to partly cloudy and warm with isolated thundershowers in the west. West Texas remains clear to partly cloudy and warm with isolated night thundershowers, scattered. East Texas cools to warm with isolated afternoon showers and moderate coastal winds. South Central Texas stays clear to partly cloudy and warm with isolated afternoon and evening storms in the north and moderate to fresh coastal winds.

North Central Texas West Texas East Texas

Soviet Honors Bestow on Shostakovich and Khatchaturian

In Moscow the Soviet Union names its two leading composers Dmitri Shostakovich and Aram Khatchaturian as People's Artists. The distinction marks the highest state honor for Soviet composers given to both figures.

Moscow Soviet Union Dmitri Shostakovitch Aram Khatchaturian

Temperature Tops 100 Degrees In Snyder Area

The high reached 100 degrees on Monday with an overnight low of 68 reported by weather observer Mrs. D P Strayhorn. By 7:30 am the temperature rose to 78 degrees.

Snyder D. P. Strayhorn

Wilson warns reserve plan could disturb public if war needed

Secretary of Defense Wilson said a wartime reserve system would be a scandal and disturbing to Americans. He endorsed a broad sense compulsory service but noted plans may be modified and that full 100 percent funding is unlikely. He anticipated opposition from National Guard and reserve groups and stressed realistic defense goals.

Washington Wilson Pentagon Defense John A. Hannah Hannah Defense Department Office of Defense Mobilization National Security Council White House National Guard

Rain Dampens South Plains Aids Crops After Drought

Thunderstorms brought the South Plains its first good soaking in a month with up to an inch of rain in several areas including Lubbock .51 inch and Floydada near 1 inch. Forecasters expected more storms in the heat following a west Texas air mass, cooling temperatures briefly while farmers hoped for rain in two to three weeks.

Associated Press West Texas South Plains Plains Floyd County Southland Lubbock Dougherty Floydada Ralls Matador Post Crosbyton Anton Presidio el Paso Marfa Salt Flat Mineral Wells San Angelo Dick Wise Weather Bureau Dallas Texas Dalhart Panhandle Galveston and Palacios

Stock Market Goes Forward Again Today

New York reports a resumed market advance with aircraft and steel stocks leading. Gains include Youngstown Sheet 1%, Southern Pacific 1%, Boeing up 12, United Aircraft 2, with Santa Fe AT&T Douglas and Westinghouse among risers. Bethlehem Steel slipped 1% while Johns Manville Commonwealth Edison and Allied Chemical fell.

New York Youngstown Sheet Southern Pacific Boeing United Aircraft Santa Fe At&t Douglas Westinghouse Bethlehem Steel Johns Manville Commonwealth Edison Allied Chemical

Replatting Okayed In Residential Area Near Snyder

Snyder city council approved replatting of lots 1 2 3 4 in block 75 Graham and Nelson second addition on Thirty third Street and Avenue D for Scott and Browning Development Co. City secretary Charles Duckworth, 33, was appointed to replace Norman Morrison. The council also authorized suit over delinquent Waymar Apartments bills, set up a small monthly contribution to the volunteer fire department, and heard plans to rename East Highway Twenty fifth Street to Main Street. A comprehensive local insurance program was approved and Russel Yorgesen was named to audit city records. Bids for fencing the north water tower ranged from 1328 to 1396.50 dollars.

East Snyder Graham and Nelson Thirty-third Street Avenue D. Scott and Browning Development Co Charles Duckworth Twenty - Seventh Street Norman Morrison Duckworth Snyder Rainbow Market Twenty-fifth Street Brownwood Beadel’s Grocery Morrison Borger W. W. Park H. N. Johnson Amarillo Waymar Dr. Johnson General American Life Insurance Co Insurance Company Federal Housing Administration Treasury Department Treasury B. J. Shelley Twenty-fifth Main City Planning and Zoning Commission Clyde Hall Snyder Insurance Agency Hall Russel Yorgesen Yorgesen Snyder Allied Fence Co Forrest Builders Supply

Runoff Race Gets Hotter Between Shivers and Yarborough

The runoff race for governor between Gov. Shivers and Ralph Yarborough intensified with a "clothespin brigade" of Yarborough supporters and party machinery claims. Results from county conventions show pro Shivers conservatives poised to control the state Democratic party at the Mineral Wells convention on Sept 14. Both candidates entered the Aug 28 runoff after a four-man July 24 primary failed to yield a majority. Shivers led by about 24,000 votes amid a liberal conservative split.

Bruce Henderson Associated Press Shivers Ralph Yarborough Yarborough Democratic Party Mineral Wells

Constellation Crashes on Isolated Farm in Connecticut

A four engine Air France Constellation with 37 aboard crashed in rain near Preston Connecticut, burning for two hours. All passengers and crew survived the crash and were transported to Norwich hospital for checks. several sustained fractures but none critically. Witnesses noted the plane skidded, hit trees, and plowed through a barn before settling in a field.

Preston Conn Air France Paris Mexico City New York Norwich Idlewild Valentine Sebastian Owever Aaron Rosenstein

Two More Top Reds Arrested in 24 Hour Roundup

FBI rounded up seven alleged communists in a 24 hour operation. Joseph William Scherrer and Maia Scherrer were arrested in Pueblo and Denver respectively. Colorado detainees were each bound at $100000 bonds and jailed in Denver County. Patricia Blau faced extradition from Los Angeles with a $20000 bail.

Denver FBI Joseph William Scherrer Maia Scherrer Pueblo Colo Arthur Bary Anna Harold Zepelin Lewis M. Johnson Patricia J. Blau Los Angeles U.S Colorado U. S Joseph Neff Blau

McCarthy Question Referred To Panel By Senate Vote

The Senate sent a censure motion against Sen. McCarthy to a six member bipartisan panel after a 75 to 12 vote. The panel will study nearly 50 charges amid a looming longer investigation. Senate leaders expect quick committee selection and a possible two week progress report. Fulbright doubts a final report before January, predicting deadlock between Democrats and Republicans.

Jack Bell Washington P Senate Sen McCarthy Wisconsin Knowland California Nixon Red Hunter Special Committee Flanders Fulbright D-Ark Morse Ind-Ore Democratic Ives Congress House

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