Former Snyder Resident Object Of Kansas City Hunt
Kansas City police hunted for Mrs. Buba Eddie 49 who vanished after moving from Snyder to care for the Mills children in Shawnee Village. Her disappearance coincides with the slaying of socialite Mrs. Wilma Allen near Kansas City, stirring jitters among residents.
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Snyder
Kansas City
Wilma Allen
Buba Eddie
Eddie
Allen
Jewel Salman
Good Neighbor Trailer Court
Salman
Lamesa
Joseph G. Mills
Shawnee Village
Kan
High Polio Cost in Texas Reported by Foundation
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis has spent $45,900 in 20 Texas counties to help meet polio treatment costs this year, the foundation's state office reported today.
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Austin
National Foundation For
Texas
Man Collapses From Heat On School Campus
Snyder reports 106-degree heat as W E Griffith of 911 Thirtieth Street collapsed at about 3 30 p m while at work on the high school campus. He was taken to Battenfield Jones Clinic Hospital and diagnosed with heat prostration. He was improving the next morning and expected to stay about two more days.
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Jones
Snyder
David Strayhorn
Weather Observer
Fishermen Pay Fines in Port Arthur Court
Fifty nine commercial menhaden fishermen paid combined fines totaling 2700 dollars in justice of the peace court for operating without a commercial license and for seining too close to shore.
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Port Arthur P
Justice of Peace Court
Snyder Schools Approve Temporary Half Day Classes
Snyder School Board approves a temporary half day schedule for first and second graders due to incomplete building progress ahead of September 1 opening. The plan shifts West East and North elementary students to half days until new classrooms are finished, with 78 usable rooms and a projected need for at least six more.
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Snyder
M. E. Stanfield
Elmer Taylor
Pat Falls
Frank Weaver
Silas Devenport
Joe Glass
D. W. Prichard
Buford & Feinberg
Prichard
Frank Wilson
Ida May Bernhard
Texas Education Agency
A. J. Stoddard
Los Angeles
Daniel Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
St. Peter Claver Academy
San Antonio
Snyder Ngro
Temple
Cecil Yarbrough
U. S. Supreme Court
Suggs Construction Co
Kenneth Goforth
Billy Bob McMullan
T. D. Wiman
E. H. Williamson
Pedestrian Fatality in Snyder Traffic Crash
Mrs. Burnie Alco Osborn, 78, died last night after walking from Avenue EF to the East Highway and into a westbound truck driven by Samuel Ray Bugher, 57. Osborn, of Snyder, was treated at Battenfield Jones Hospital Clinic but died on arrival. Funeral arrangements are under Bell Funeral Home with burial in New Site Cemetery beside her husband. She leaves seven daughters and three sons.
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Osborn
Battenfield-Jones Hospital Clinic
Bell Ambulance
Wilton N. Jones
Alexander City
Daniel Powell
James Turner Osborn
Theo O. Reff
East Highway
S. E. Lucas
Birmingham
Ala
Edward D. Lewis
Tokyo
Japan
Ewing Shockley
Bowling Green
Mark Willan
Inglewood
Calif
Sara Osborn
Washington, D.C
C. J. Strickland
Destin
Fla
Reff
Howard H. Osborn
Chicago, Il
James C. Osborn
Jacksonville
Fred F. Osborn
Orlando
Scurry County
Snyder
Carolina
Connie
Wilmington
North Carolina
Hazel
South Carolina
North Carlina
Civil Air Patrol
Coast
Ocracoke Island
Bleak Cape Hatteras
Buxton
Hatteras
Atlantic Ocean
Carol
Florida
Long Island Beore
New England
Edna
Cape Cod
Maine
Canada
Carolina Coast
Norfolk
Air Force
Marine
Navy
Forrestal
Newport News
Coast Guard
Federal Civil Defense Administration
American Red Cross
Air National Guard
Luther H. Hodges
Chicago
Here
Residents Brace for Hurricane Connie Threaten East Coast
Hurricane Connie, near 135 mph winds, tracked northwest toward the Carolinas threatening the East Coast. Evacuations, storm centers, Coast Guard and Red Cross preparations rushed as Ocracoke and Buxton residents faced rising tides and isolation warnings.
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Hatteras
N.C
Connie
Hazel
Carolina
Miami Weather Bureau
Nothwest
Charleston
Carolinas
Cape Lookout
N. C
Virginia Capes
Savannah
Block Island
Provincetown
Mass
Savanna
Red Cross
Officials Watch Korea With Concern
Washington watchers grew worried that anti-Red demonstrations in Korea could strain U S South Korea ties. The United States aims to protect Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission members in South Korea while pressing a gradual end to the commission. South Korea orders the panel to close Saturday amid protests. 22 U S soldiers have been injured.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Korea
South Korea
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
Truce Supervision Group
Sweden
Switzerland
Czechoslovakia
Poland
U. S
Commission
Japan
Explosion damages new Fluvanna house injures worker
W B Owens of 414 Thirty-fourth Street was treated at Cogdell Memorial Hospital for burns to hands and arms from an eight thirty last night blast that destroyed a prefab home near Fluvanna school. The fire and explosion cracked walls and blew out windows. roof nails loosened. The house, built by a Lubbock firm for L M Dawson, superintendent of Fluvanna schools, was reportedly a total loss. Insurance coverage was noted.
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W. B. Owens
Thirty-fourth Street
Cogdell Memorial Hospital
Fluvanna School
Owens
John Stavely
Fluvanna Mercantile Store
Lubbock
L. M. Dawson
Favanna
Tax Hearings Extended by City Tax Board
The city tax board of equalization extended hearings through Thursday and part of Friday due to the large number of registrants. Monday 116 registered, 40 heard. Tuesday 89 registered, 59 appeared. by noon today 32 registered. One Monday registrant scheduled to appear again tomorrow at 9 AM.
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City Tax Board of Equalization
Harnessing Atomic Energy Seen Possible In One Generation
At the 72 nation atoms for peace conference British scientists Sir George Thompson and Sir John Cockroft urge that fusion energy could be harnessed within a generation though forecasts vary. India’s Homi Bhabha predicts control within two decades. Canada expects 1960s–70s reactors to push nuclear power to 7 mills per kWh, potentially 10–15 percent of capacity by 1980.
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Geneva
George Thompson
John Cockroft
Britain
Cockroft
Royal Society of British Universities
Homi Bhabha
India
Atomic Energy Project
Lewis L. Strauss
American Atomic Energy Commission
Bhabha
Harwell Atomic Energy Establishment
United Kingdom
Cockcroft
Canada
J. Davis
Department of Trade and Commerce
W. B. Lewis
Dominion
Chalk River
Ont
U.N
Ontario
Weather Outlook for Texas Regions This Week
North Central and West Texas see partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers mainly afternoon and evening. No major temperature changes. East Texas experiences similar conditions with gentle to moderate coastal winds. South Central Texas remains partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thunder showers, mainly in the northeast portion.
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North Central
West Texas
East Texas
South Central
Texas
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