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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1954

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Revision Of Room Rate Scale Okayed By Hospital Board

Cogdell Memorial Hospital boards approves seven rate categories lowering most charges effective Sunday. Private rooms stay $12.50, two bed rooms range from $9.50 to $11.50 per bed, solarium room at $8.50, and highwindow ward at $7.50. Fulcher is budgeted at $12,500 monthly for Sept to Nov with costs per patient per day analyzed.

Cogdell Memorial Hospital County Hospital Board R. B. Fulcher Fulcher Phsicians Furcher

North Howard venture finds flowing well in North Howard County

North Howard Venture finds flowing oil in Law rence Southeast Luther Siluvo-Devonian field. Perforated section at 9 816 830 feet treated with 1000 gallons yielded 250 barrels in 24 hours through a 12 64th inch choke with no water. Operator continuing to test for completion.

Goldston Oil Corp Lawrence Luther W. P. Sims Borden County Wildcat Gail Fluvanna

Japan rebuilt yet tied to United States after war

Nine years after Japan's surrender, the nation sits economically and militarily linked to the United States. Despite recovery, Japan faces a fragile economy, relying on U S aid to survive while trade shifts toward Communist China and Southeast Asia. Yoshida's pro American government faces criticism as Japan moves toward neutrality.

Tokyo Japan United States Hirohito U.S California Shigeru Yoshida China Southeast Asia Philippines Burma Indonesia Yoshida Communist Party India

Three Negroes Rob Bank at Andrews Air Force Base

Three bandits robbed the Andrews Air Force Base branch bank of 160000 dollars after forcing four employees into the vault. Police arrested a speeding suspect and pursued two remaining robbers who fled. No one was seriously injured.

Camp Springs Andrews Air Force Base Charles L. Perrygo Perrygo Herbert D. Pinckney Milton Sillner Margaret Sneider Bernadine Westcamp B. Beall Lasseer Upper Marlboro Maryland Lasseer FBI Baltimore Ft. Meade

Major Rubber Strike Hits Nationwide Plants

The CIO United Rubber Workers walk off 25 500 at Firestone plants in eight cities amid a contract deadline clash with Goodyear. Pickets ring Akron New Castle Fall River Des Moines Los Angeles Noblesville Pottstown and Memphis as talks end with no agreements.

Cleveland CIO United Rubber Firestone Tire & Rubber Co Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Firestone Akron Los Angeles Noblesville New Castle Ind Fall River Mass Des Moines

Candidates Swap Licks Before TV Audiences

Ralph Yarborough warned that if Gov. Shivers is reelected Texas would endure one man rule. Shivers countered that Yarborough has traveled Texas spreading unfounded claims about a vetoed $600 teacher pay raise bill. Both spoke on Dallas TV panels as they seek the runoff nomination on August 28.

Ralph Yarborough Shivers Texas Austin Yarborough Wayne Wagonseller Bowie Warren McDonald Tyler Doyle Willis Fort Worth A. J. Rogers Childress Kilmer Corbin Lubbock Sen A. M. Aikin Jr Paris Edwin Rippy Dallas Ruel Walker Cleburne State Commission On Higher Education W. T. Hanes Cameron Leon Price Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers Walker

Dry Hot Day Forecast Across Texas Friday 13th

The Weather Bureau forecast a hot day for most of Texas this Friday the 13th. A mild cool front stalled in the Texas Panhandle brought 62 degrees at Dalhart with .03 inch of rain and El Paso saw .10 inch. No other showers were reported or forecast. Thursday peaked at 108 in Seymour with several cities recording highs in the 100s including Presidio Cotulla Alice Mineral Wells Childress Texarkana Wichita Falls Junction Fort Worth Victoria Austin Dallas.

Associated Press Weather Bureau Texas Texas Panhandle Dalhart el Paso Panhandle Seymour Presidio Cotulla Alice Mineral Wells Childress Texarkana Wichita Falls Junction Fort Worth Victoria Austin Dallas

Weather Outlook for Texas Through Saturday

North Central Texas sees clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. West Texas remains clear to partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers in Panhandle and El Paso. East and South Central Texas stay clear to partly cloudy with moderate southeast and south coastal winds.

Texas West Texas Panhandle el Paso

Food theft ring cracked in Dallas amid Wyatt loot

Dallas police say they busted a theft ring that took food valued at about $10,000 from the Wyatt chain since March. The investigation began after a speeding car yielded groceries and led to an arrest of a Black suspect and a South Dallas store where Wyatt stamped loot was recovered.

Dallas Wyatt

Anti-Commie Bill Advances as Senate Passes Measure

Senate approves a bill to outlaw the Communist party and revoke certification for Communist dominated unions, sending the issue to the House. Humphrey led the substitute to outlaw the party while Butler’s labor-focused bill faced administration opposition and internal GOP debate.

Washington Senate GOP House Congress Atty Brownell Sen Humphrey Minnesota Sen. Cooper Butler R-Md Communist Party National Labor Relations Board Harrison A. Williams Jr Ferguson R-Mich Senate Gop

Houston Man Recalls Louisiana Robbery Ordeal

Kenneth Stephens, 35, an auditor from Houston, told Orange police he was forced off a Louisiana road by two men who held him captive all night and drugged him, later taking $100. He awoke in his car in Orange and reported a missing $500 watch. One suspect was arrested last night.

Orange Houston Louisiana Kenneth Stephens Missy

Absentee Vote Total Rises in Second Primary

The absentee ballot applications reached 54 by noon, with 31 voters, as the second primary voting began this week. The deadline to honor applications is midnight August 24.

Senate Nears Showdown On Atomic Plans

The Senate debates Eisenhower’s atomic energy bill with a tight vote expected. Key figures Sen Monroney and Sen Knowland predict narrow margins as arguments over compulsory patent sharing and government control clash with free enterprise. A passage sends the bill to the White House. defeat could trigger further negotiations.

Washington Senate Congress America Sen. Monroney D-Okla Knowland California House White House Eisenhower Sen. Gore D-Tenn

Dallas Polio Aid Expanded To North Texas Counties

Polio chapters in 27 north and northeast Texas counties announce a bill payment guarantee for polio patients treated at four Dallas hospitals. Fred Florence, head of the Dallas County chapter, sent the guarantee to counties including Wichita, Denton, Grayson, Lamar, Navarro, Henderson and Anderson.

Dallas Texas Fred Florence Dallas County Wichita Denton Grayson Lamar Navarro Henderson Anderson

Record heat lingers with 102 degree high

The mercury hovered near 100 degrees all day, peaking at 102 for the high while the overnight low settled at 71. By 7:30 this morning temperatures had risen to about 80 as weather observer Mrs. D. P. Strayhorn discussed today's forecast.

D. P. Strayhorn

Senate Agrees To Pay McCarthy Defense Counsel Costs

Sen. Watkins announced approval for the Senate to cover the salary of a defense attorney for McCarthy in an official conduct inquiry. McCarthy will choose the lawyer, with support from Senate leaders. The move follows hearings by Mundt subcommittee and a separate seven member Watkins panel, and McCarthy plans to resume Army investigations after they conclude.

Senate McCarthy Washington Sen Wis Watkins Utah Knowland California Lyndon B. Johnsson Texas Jenner Rind Senate Rules Committee Mundt R-Sd Jackson D-Wash Dirksen R-Ill Vera Army Legislative Reference Service Watkins Committee House Edward Bennett Williams McCar

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