Jury Finds John Ford Guilty But Judge Declares Mistrial
John K. Ford a Snyder lawyer was found guilty of barratry and fined $500 by a six man county court jury yesterday but the proceedings ended in a mistrial. The jury lacked the written charge when they began deliberations and a carbon copy later prompted a brief retrial. Evidence showed Kenney signed a contract with Ford at Snyder Hospital while medicated and unaware of Ford's attorney status.
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John Ford
John K. Ford
Snyder
Sixman
Edgar Taylor
Hubert Lee Kenney
Kenney
Ford
Snyder Hospital
Doss Hardin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Little Rock
Memphis
Cities Service Plans Ellenburger Wildcat in Ellenburger Field
Cities Service Oil Co will start an 8.20 foot Ellenburger wildcat No 1 Pearson-Siebert in the Central South portion of the Diamond M-Can yon field Southwest Scurry County. Drilling site is 759 feet east and 1 497 feet north of section 145 97 H&TC about 16 miles southwest of Snyder. Nearby shal low producers flank the location and operations begin immediately.
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Scurry County
Cities Service Oil Co
Pearson - Siebert
H&tc
Snyder
Humbles
Humble Oil & Refining Co
W. M. McLaury
Kent County
Bilby Wallace
Continental Oil Co
Noles
West - Central
Fisher Wildcat
Amerada No. 1
Canon
Central- West
Borden Wildcat
Phillips Petroleum Co
Clayton, Borden
Chicago Tax Fix Hearings Draw In Chicago Figures
Washington reports a wealthy Chicago lawyer’s presence fueled talk that the House Ways and Means Subcommittee probing Justice Department actions will next focus on Chicago. Abraham Teitelbaum reportedly in Washington to testify as King aims to understand why many tax prosecutions were dropped. The panel invited Attorney General McGrath and Justice Tom Clark to testify and heard a government attorney accuse Boykin of improper interest in a tax fraud case.
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Washington
Chicago
House
Ways and Means
Justice Department
Windy City
Abraham Teitelbaum
Rep
King
D-Calif
Internal Revenue Bureau
Teitelbaum
Clark
J. Howard McGrath
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Dallas
King Group
Rep. Boykin
D-Ala
Lamar Caudle
Truman
Caudle
Troy Whitehead
McGrath
Caudie
Haggard
Weary
Alabama
Boykin
John Mitchell
Volcanic Eruption in Philippines Kills 141+ With Hundreds Feared
Hibok Hibok volcano on Camiguin Island erupted sending ash over six settlements. Rescue workers report at least 141 killed and hundreds burned or injured as the Red Cross appeals for plasma and medical aid. U.S. air and seaplanes to deliver supplies and staff. Mindanao base 40 miles away as the city hall in Mambajao becomes a makeshift emergency hospital.
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Manila
Hibok Hibok
Philippines
Red Cross
Camiguin Island
Bonifacio Caid
Camiguin
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Navy
City Hall
Mambajao
Weather Bureau
Six Killed in Navy Plane Crash Near Pensacola
A Navy plane crashed beside the scenic highway near Escambia Bay in Pensacola on Monday night. Six servicemen were killed after the craft, en route from Miami to Corry Field, dove into a residence area and burst into flames. The tower operator said the crew appeared to be in normal approach for a standard instrument landing. The home base was believed to be Dallas.
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Pensacola
Fla
Escambia Bay
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Miami
Corry Field
Navy
Dallas
Fulbright Warns Against Politics In FEPC Order
Senator Fulbright warns that enforcing the new FEPC like a political move could disrupt defense production, while an equitable administration might avoid trouble. President Truman creates a Committee on Government Contract Compliance to study procedures and recommend changes, with veto power by Defense Mobilizer Wilson and no Senate ratification.
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Washington
Fulbright
D-Ark
Truman
Gillette Clowa
Congress
Philco Nash
White House
Arkansas
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
South
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Senate
Humphrey
D-Minn
Dixie
Santa Claus Parade Draws 4000 to Courthouse Square
Thousands of children and parents crowd the courthouse square as Santa arrives by plane at Winston Field. He rode a new city fire truck through the parade led by the High School band, with candy handed out by Lions Club members. The event kicks off a month long treasure hunt across Snyder merchants with weekly prizes.
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Snyder
Santa Claus
Courthouse Square
St. Nick
Santa
North Pole
John Blum
Lions Club
Winston Field
New City
First Methodist Church
Chrismas
Harold Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Bennett
Batteries Stolen From Hewitt's Used Car Lot
Owners of Hewitt's Used Car Lot on Avenue S reported 14 automobile batteries stolen from cars on their lot over the weekend. Police said two of the stolen batteries were long type built for Buicks and similar cars.
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Hewitt
Avenue S
Weather report notes 70 degree high and 44 degree low
A Sunday high reached 70 degrees while overnight low dropped to around 41 44 degrees with morning readings showing mild warmth continuing into the day. The text notes a 10 degree drop in the maximum temperature from Sunday.
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Snyder
U S Demands Hungary Free Air Force Men
The United States demanded release of four American airmen forced down by Soviet fighters in Western Hungary on November 19. The note also seeks the return of a C 47 aircraft. Charge d Affaires George Abbott met Hungary’s Foreign Minister Karoly Kiss and handed a formal note.
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Budapest
United States
Russia
Hungary
George Abbott
U. S
U.S
Nathaniel Davis
Abbott
Karoly Kiss
Marines and Commandos Stage Surprise Landing Behind Reds
American and British Marines and commandos conducted a night raid 130 miles behind enemy lines near Tanchon striking Communist coastal transport routes and communications. Two British commandos were wounded, U. S. Marines suffered no reported casualties.
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Seoul
Tanchon
38Th Parallel
Taehwa
Korea
Yalu
Chongchon
State Charter For Theatres In Texas
Snyder Theatres was approved by the Texas Department of State as a 50 year corporation with W F Nichols of Snyder and J L Fife and Dorothy Fife of Seminole Oklahoma as incorporators. They purchased the business from Joe Love of Snyder October 7 and formed the corporation with Fife as president and Nichols as vice president. John Fuller is general manager. Nichols came here from Oklahoma City where he has worked in real estate and construction. The theatres included are the Ritz Palace Texas Aztec Starlite and Trail formerly Love Theatres.
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Snyder Theatres
Texas Department of State
W. F. Nichols
Snyder
J. L. Fife
Dorothy Fife
Seminole
Oklo
Joe Love
Fife
Nicholas
John Fuller
Nichols
Oklahoma City
Ritz
Palace
Texas
Aztec
Starlite
Trail
Love Theatre
Nine Scurry Men Registered for Draft
Nine Scurry County men are among recent registrants assigned numbers by the Nolan Scurry Fisher Counties selective service board. Snyder residents include Curtis Cain Royal Miner route No 1 Larry J Price 2300 Avenue Q Walter Wells Billy C Walker Archie L Klusmeyer. Others are Robert M Sterling of Ira Don A Jones of Fluvanna and Raymond E Pollard of Dermott.
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Scurry County
Nolan - Scurry- Fisher Counties Selective Service Board
Snyder
Curtis Cain
Royal Miner
Larry J. Price
Avenue Q
Walter Wells
Billy C. Walker
Archie L. Klusmeyer
Robert M. Sterling
Ira
Don A. Jones
Fluvanna
Raymond E. Pollard
Dermott
Junior Chamber Opens Poll Tax Campaign and Contest
The Junior Chamber of Commerce votes to launch a county poll tax payment drive with 500 posters. Dr. Robert Hargrove, president, says efforts will help voters in 1952. They also note a Christmas home decoration contest entries and add three new members. Meetings postponed for holidays.
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Chamber of Commerce
Robert Hargrove
Jaycee
Hob Davie
Hargove
City Charter Commission Advances Manager Form Plan
The city charter commission with all members present adopted rules of procedure and voted to prepare a charter based on the council manager form after reviewing other charters and forms. They will decide next Monday on council size ward versus at large elections and mayor appointment or election. The commission will meet at the high school cafeteria and draft the charter in sections for later ratification.
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City Charter Commission
Jobo Sentell
Renal Rosson
Communist Reds oppose four armistice limits in Korea
In Munsan Korea December 4 1951 Communist negotiators push back on four armistice limits while supporting airfields for both sides a limited neutral inspection and troop rotation ban. A new subcommittee aims to meet a December 27 ceasefire deadline as talks continue.
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Munsan
Korea
United Nations
U.N
North Korea
Subcommittee
Reds
Joy
Red
U.N. Command
Yalu River
Manchuria
Pusan
Charge Filed Against Driver in Fatal Colorado River Bridge Crash
A negligent homicide charge was filed in county court yesterday against Damon Lee Evans 1 year old driver of a truck involved in a fatal crash on a Colorado River bridge southwest of Snyder. Evans bonded at 500 after plea of innocent. judge Patterson had set 1000 then lowered to 500.
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Damon Lee Evans
Evans
Robert KR. Patterson
Pat Beene
Snyder
B. F. Zimmerman
BE. W. Green
Colorado River
Salome Gutierrez
Coahoma
Gutierrez
Weather Outlook for Texas Regions This Week
Partly cloudy conditions expected across South Central and North Central Texas this afternoon through Wednesday with minimal temperature changes. West Texas also partly cloudy, with cooler conditions late tonight especially in the South Plains and El Paso region.
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South Central
Texas
West Texas
South Plains
el Paso
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