Former Policeman Implicated In Burglary Here Friday Night
A former Snyder policeman, Don Moss, and Roy Wright were charged in connection with the burglary of White Swan Laundry & Cleaners Friday night. Wright faced breaking and entering charges and Moss was named as an accomplice. a $1,000 bond was set for each. The case cites Wright’s signed statement implicating Moss as planner and lookout, with police recounting the around 11:30 PM hammering noise and near‑site discovery of tools by officers.
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White Swan Laundry & Cleaners
Twenty-sixth Street
Snyder
Craft Studio
Don Moss
Roy Wright
Avenue O
Moss
Wright
Sheriff's Department
William D. Love
Bob Davie
Walter Suttle
W. C. Davidson
Justice of Peace
Grand Jury Investigton
Love
Harold Williams
Simon Quiros
Quiros
Hottest Day Yet This Year Reaches 110 Degrees
Yesterday and Friday saw extreme heat with a high of 110 reported by observer Mrs. D. Strayhorn. She notes this as the hottest day in over four years of temperature recording, surpassing the prior high of 108 set on Wednesday.
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D. Strayhorn
Widow of Crazy Jack Barnett Dies Penniless in Los Angeles
Anna Laura Lowe Barnett, 72, widow of Creek Indian oil magnate Jackson Barnett, dies of cancer in Los Angeles penniless after a federal court ruled their 1920 marriage invalid due to mental incompetence. She had relied on a daughter from a previous marriage for support and had long resented government guardianship of her husband’s estate.
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Los Angeles
Anna Laura Lowe Barnett
Maxine Lowe
Barnett
Eisenhower pushes social security expansion and agency reform
Dwight D. Eisenhower urged extending social security to 14 million more people and boosting old age assistance. He also favored removing the Internal Revenue Bureau from the Treasury to an independent status after a forerunning scandal inquiry. He met with three GOP Ways and Means members who led the investigation and discussed farm policy and Southern support plans. He flies to Gallup tomorrow for a non political tribal event and then holds two key conferences with agriculture committees and Southern delegates.
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Denver
Dwight D. Eisenhower
House
Internal Revenue Bureau
Eisenhower
Robert Kean
New Jersey
Carl Curtis
Nebraka
John Byrnes
Wisconsin
GOP
Ways and Means
Kean
Byrnes
White House
Executive Branch
FBI
Congress
America
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhowers
Gallup
N. M
Senate
Yanks Win 19 To O In Air Above Korea
U S Sabre jets blasted a MIG in Northwest Korea marking a sixth straight aviation victory week. Fifth Air Force said no losses in aerial combat last week while Allies lost eight planes to anti aircraft fire or unknown causes. Panmunjom area saw renewed clashes as Reds retreated then re gained a hill. patrol actions reported elsewhere.
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Seoul
Reds
Fifth Air Force
Sabres
Ju Peninula
Korea
Panmunjom
Six Sailors Die in Illinois Car-Trailer Wreck
Six sailors from the Naval Station Memphis are killed in a collision between their car and a tractor trailer truck twelve miles north of Litchfield Illinois. State Police reported the fatalities occurred today as the men traveled from Memphis to a training site.
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Litchfield
Naval Station
Memphis
Tenn
First Gallup poll shows neck and neck 1952 race
Dr George Gallup reports an early national test of voter preference in August 1952. Republican 45 percent Democratic 43 percent and 10 percent undecided. When asked Eisenhower vs Stevenson the gap narrows with Eisenhower 41 percent to Stevenson 39 percent and 12 percent undecided. Stevenson remains less known, with familiarity rising as campaign awareness grows.
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Geo. Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Institute
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Ses Osees
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Eisener
Ose
Oes
Bill Postponed Granting Powers to Mossadegh
In Tehran the Senate postponed final action on a six month bill to grant Premier Mohammed Mossadegh power to rule as he sees fit. A 10 man delegation was sent to the Premier to clear up doubts and obtain more information about his plans. Five senators voted against the bill while only two defended it. One opponent was his son in law Senator Matin Daftari.
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Tehran
Iran
Senate
Mohammed Mossadegh
Mossadegh
Sen
Matin Daftari
EvA Peron Body Led Through Streets To Capitol In Historic Procession
In Buenos Aires on August 9, Eva Peron’s body was carried by a gun carriage with a mahogany casket to the national Capitol. President Juan D. Peron followed as crowds lined streets, military bands played, and officials paid respects, with plans for a monumental public tomb funded by workers’ donations.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Eva Peron
Juan D. Peron
Canitol
Ministry of Labor
Mr. Peron
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Fra Peron
Labor Ministry
Latin America
Peron
Constitution Hall of Congress
Snyder Man Killed In Truck Crash On State Highway 350
Gilbert Perry Chunn, 52, of Snyder, died Friday night when his car collided with a truck on State Highway 350 about eight miles northeast of Big Spring. The truck driver Ernest James, 19, of Snyder, and passenger Harold Hudnall, of Hermleigh, were uninjured. Chunn, killed in the rollover crash, was survived by his wife, four children, four sisters, and two brothers. Funeral service planned at North Side Baptist Church with Bolger Funeral Home in charge.
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Gilbert Perry Chunn
Snyder
Ernest Dale James
Harold Hudnall
Hermleigh
Big Spring
Howard County
Chunn
Jack Taylor
John B. Barbour
Iowa Park
Tex
Alabama
Post Highway
Northwest
North Side Baptist Church
Bolger Funeral Home
Earl Creswell
Pluma Bell Chunn
Nancy Faye Chunn
Patsy Chunn
Jerry Chunn
William Chunn
L. P. Chunn
Goldsmith
Annie Chunn
Dallas Baker
Foggsville
Ala
Tilton Ford
Avoca
Charles Day
Summersville
Everett Chunn
Coleman Chunn
Hartselle
Photographer slips on base. major questioned in photo incident
Authorities in five states search for a man using a major’s name who disappeared from Carswell Air Force Base after allegedly photographing restricted areas near B36 bombers. Fort Worth police and Carswell officials say the man drove a 1951 Chevrolet and failed to report as required, prompting a nationwide alert for questioning.
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Fort Worth
Carswell Air Force Base
S. E. Anderson
8Th Air Force
Joseph R. Dugan
Carswell
GOP Moves To Oust Moody From Key Senate Panel
Reports say Republicans plan to strip Sen Moody of Michigan from the Senate Banking Committee if a special session is convened to address rising prices. The move hinges on Moody’s stance on new wage price controls and could reshape committee balance ahead of potential Truman policy pushes.
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Washington
Sen
Moody
D-Mich
Senate Banking Committee
Congress
Truman
Sen. Flanders
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Senate
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Vandenberg
Bennett
Banking Committee
Trumanite To Be Opposed In East Texas
Rep. Wright Patman of Texarkana faces GOP challenge from Robert Heague of Linden in the First Congressional District race. A Northeast Texas GOP convention is set for Mt Pleasant Hoague to nominate a candidate. Heague cites Patman as backing Truman and socialism as reasons for opposition. Patman, in Congress 28 years, has rarely faced strong primary foes.
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Linden
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Robert Heague
Dist
W. Harris
Sulphur Springs
Mt. Pleasant
Hoague
Texas
Patman
Truman
Congress
Adlai Stevenson Stand On Civil Rights and Policies
An authoritative unnamed source says if Gov Adlai Stevenson becomes president he would press to curb Senate filibusters and seek enforcement of fair employment practices. The source notes Stevenson leans toward Truman on civil rights, supports reducing military spending rather than immediate debt cuts, and favors a bipartisan foreign policy approach including Formosa.
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Springfield
Ill
Adlai Stevenson
Senate
Stevenson
Chicago
Truman
Formosa
Eisenhower
Politi Hem
Repu
Roosevelt
Real Estate Commission Sues Snyder Firms Over Park Realty Use
The Texas Real Estate Commission filed a district court civil suit against Jack O’Neil M Womack L C Moore Pinky Rhoden and others in Snyder Texas alleging illegal bootlegging ties and that Park Realty Co is advertised at 2012 21st Street with a sign. KSNY radio Southwestern Bell are also named as defendants. The complaint seeks permanent injunction against using Park Realty or similar names and other relief.
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The
Daily News
Snyder
Texas Real Estate Commission
Park Realty Co
KSNY
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Jack O'Neil
Guadlupe Street
Austin
Texas
Robert S Davie
Jack O'Nell
M. W. Womack
L. C
Ore
Scurry County
Pinky Rhoden
Howard County
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Snyder Daily News
21St Street
Scarborough
Park Realty Company
der Telephone Directory
Park Rity
Park Realty
Tate
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