Marshall Urges Spiritual Birth for World Peace at Oslo
General George C. Marshall, Nobel laureate and sponsor of the Marshall Plan, urged a spiritual rebirth to foster goodwill and understanding among nations. Speaking at Oslo University Festival Hall, he called for study of past wars, mutual understanding among peoples, and solving subnormal economic conditions to raise civilization.
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Oslo
Norway
George C. Marshall
Oslo University Festival Hall
America
Europe
Alfred Nobel
Marshall
Love is Work Says Oklahoma Lecturer on Campus
Ned Linegar of Dallas tells OU undergraduates that love is work requiring practice and time. He argues finding the right partner comes from growing into love through companionship and becoming the right person first. Linegar holds an M A in sociology from the University of Cincinnati and studied at Chicago Divinity School.
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Norman
Okla
University of Oklahoma
Ned Linegar
Dallas
Tex
Linegar
Sinegar
University of Cincinnati
University of Chicago Divinity School
Wildcat Set Near Fisher's Roby Field in Fisher County
Buffalo Oil Co. stakes No. 1 Mrs. Jessie Brown wildcat 4,200 feet deep, three miles southwest of Roby field. Well located in Gillespie County school land survey near Roby, with 38, aillen 318 lines reference. No. 1 Riley Wolfcamp Devonian discovery near Seminole reports 361 barrels of 38.5 gravity oil in 24 hours, no water, through 3/8 inch choke, ROM gas oil ratio 230 to 1. Devonian flow 681 barrels in 24 hours through 1/2 inch choke, no water, open hole at 122-189 feet. No. 2 Riley planned as northeast flanker to test Wolfcamp and Devonian. Crosby plug of Greenfield 17 in Crosby County. 3,212 feet drilled. Wins ton Brothers No. 1 drilling below Canyon reef after test recovery of oil and gas-cut mud, 600 feet salt water. open flowing pressure 200-450 psi. Ohio No. 1 Turner plug back to 7,041 feet after logs. casing perforated 6,992-7,000 and 7,008-7,017 feet.
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Jessie Brown
Roby
Fisher County
Aillen
Gillespie County School Land Survey
O. D. Alsabrook
Dallas and Associates
T. S. Riley
Gailes Wildcat
Wolfcamp
Seminole
Riley
West Seminole
Russell Fields
Alsabrook and Associates
Crosby Plug
L. M. Lockhart
R. R. Wooly
Greenfield
Post
Crosby County
WCRR
Oil & Gas Co
Winston Brothers
Scurry Wildcat
Canyon
Ohio No
Turner
Polygamists Seek Return of Families to Short Creek
Aaron Kinney, the polygamists' attorney, will ask the Arizona attorney general to allow legal families to rejoin the Short Creek community on the Arizona Utah border. After the July raid, 62 women and seven men faced charges dismissed or suspended. 26 men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit open and notorious cohabitation. Juvenile authorities have barred wives from returning with their children.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Stuart Creek
Arizona-Utah
America
Aaron Kinney
Arizona
Short Creek
Thnt
Kinney
Temperature Dips to 26 in Snyder After Warm Day
The morning record in Snyder shows the thermometer at 26 degrees as a cold front rolled through, following a high of 35 degrees yesterday. Weather observer D. P. Strayhorn noted the low at 7 30 this morning and said a north wind was pushing dust ahead of the chill.
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Snyder
D. P. Strayhorn
Police Plan To File Against Shoulders
ST LOUIS The St Louis Police Board plans to file formal charges against former officer Shoulders and Patrolman Elmer Dolan for alleged violations in handling the Carl Hall arrest The board suspended Dolan and Shoulders resignation awaits action The inquiry also centers on missing 503 720 in ransom paid to Hall and Bonnie Heady with Hall claiming the suitcases were moved to the station in his detention and later found with less than half the ransom.
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ST. Louis
Thearings
Shoulders
Dolan
Hall
Bonnie Brown
Robert C. Greenlease Sr
Kansas City
Jeremiah O'Connell
Weather Snapshot for Texas Regions
North Central Texas mainly cloudy with scattered showers and a colder afternoon. Some snow flurries possible as temperatures dip. West Texas sees rain and colder air with snow flurries in the Panhandle through tonight. lows near 12 to 24 in Panhandle and South Plains, 20s elsewhere. Central Texas reports thundershowers this afternoon then clearing and cooling. lows around 30s to 40s in north and central regions tonight. Saturday favors fair, cold conditions with coastal winds turning north by night.
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Texas
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Amuceas
Fair
ASC Allots Cotton Acreage Vote Here Tuesday
Cotton farmers in Scurry County will vote next Tuesday on marketing quotas for next year. County allotment is 67 916 acres with polling in Snyder Ira Fluvanna Camp Springs and Helm leigh. If quotas fail the cotton support price drops. if approved penalties apply for excess.
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Snyder Agricultural + arge zation and Conservation office
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Ira
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Camp Springs
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Benson
Eastland and
Anderson
Alabama
Arizona
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
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Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Shivers Attacks Administration In Eisenhower Talk
CHICAGO Gov. Shivers criticized the previous administration over alleged Communistic influences and supported rooting out traitors in government. He hinted at political plans for next year while noting Texans backed Eisenhower for reasons beyond party labels and urged focus on farm policy and national loyalty.
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Shivers
Eisenhower
Agen Tcy
Texas
Ub. W
GOP
Drafting Of Boys 19 Must Be Resumed
Washington reports that Texas and several states must resume drafting 19 year olds as the armed forces seek to maintain strength. Brig Gen Wakefield says deferments and rejections in 1954 will use about half of the one million men reaching draft age, with replacements needed for the other half. Officials note no final decision on manpower cuts for 1955, despite reports of possible 10 percent reductions.
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Washington
Texas
Paul Wake- Wakefield
Akefield
Defense
Wilson
Labor Leaders Accuse Shivers of Politicking for Johnson
San Antonio labor leaders charged Gov. Shivers used investigations into alleged communist influence in unions as a political springboard toward Lyndon Johnson's Senate seat. William Schwerlich and William Arnold defended labor's record, saying unions purge suspected communists and critics misread headlines.
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Gov
Shivers
Lyndon Johnson
Senate
William Schwerlich
San Antonio Trades Council
William Arnold
Texas Labor
Schwerlich
Arnold
Newsponte
Santa Is Banned At Baltimore Parochial School
Santa Claus is banned at St. Alphonsus parochial school in Baltimore. Pastor Msgr. Louis J. Mendelis cites two reasons: Santa frightens the younger children and older students quickly spot him as a phony.
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Baltimore
Santa Claus
St. Alphonsus Parochial School
Louis J. Mendelis
Santa
Woman Claiming 113 Years Dies In Fire
Paris Texas Lula Clements a Black woman who claimed to be 113 years old burned to death when her four room home burned late last night The doors of the locked house appeared to trap her as the blaze swept through the dwelling
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Paris
Tex
Lula Clements
May Tell All About Spying In US
U S internal security subcommittee counsel Igor espionage ring in Canada in 195 after walking out of the Russian Embassy in Ottawa with secret documents. Robert Morris said Sen Jenner planned to contact the State Department to arrange a Gouzenko meeting date kept secret for security. No hearings scheduled for the coming week.
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Robert Morris
U. S. Ee
Internal Security Subcommittee
Igor
Canada
Ottawa
Morris
Sen
Jenner
R-Ind
Subcommittee
State Department
Gouzenko
New Anti Red Moves Abroad
Berlin report states West Berlin based Information Bureau West reports three officers four petty officers and nine seamen of the German Communist sea police arrested at Stralsund on anti Russian underground activity. The Baltic area remains unsettled as a 21000 ton liner bound for Russia at Warnemunde is cast adrift and sabotaged by unknown saboteurs.
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Berlin
Baltic Sea
West Berlin
Information Bureau West
Stralsund
IWE
Von
Eee
Baltic
Jurists
Aore
Warnemuende
Prisoner's Mother Denied Visit To Korea
Mrs Portia Howe of Alden Minnesota traveled to Tokyo to plead with General John E Hull for permission to visit Korea to persuade her son Private Richard F Tennenson to return home The Allied commander said he was obliged to refuse the visit and expressed sympathy for Mrs Howe while noting her son is among 22 Americans who did not return last summer He said he would be glad to discuss problems and possibilities with her in the future
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Portia Howe
Alden
Minn
Far East
Pfc
Richard Tenneson
Howe
Tokyo
Korea
Dorothy Brown
John E. Hull
Mire
Hiwe
Chewie Sey
Gen. Hull
Mnilme
Harrells Lose Suit Over Midland Lot Title
Miss Fay Saye and Mrs. R. B. Crabtree clashed in a suit over a Midland lot title. Jury awards the lot to the Crabtrees, holders of a warranty deed via T. C. Goss. Jenkins testified for the Harrells as mayor Wieven Cosek is named in the docket.
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R. B. Crabtree
Daily News
Midland
Jenkins
Harrells
Crabtrees
T. C. Goss
Block 3
Wieven
Cosek
Norther Blows In Brings Dust Rain Across Texas Panhandle
Chilling northern winds up to 65 miles per hour swept the Panhandle as a norther moved into Texas bringing dust, rain, and a sharp temperature drop. The front stretched from near Wichita Falls to El Paso, with mixed precipitation and lower temps across East Central Texas and the Panhandle.
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Texas
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Wink
el Paso
East Central
Amarillo
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