England Opens Talks With Egypt Over Suez Dispute
London reports Britain will propose talks with Egypt to cool the Suez Canal and Anglo-Egyptian Sudan dispute. Eden plans to push for negotiations for a new treaty linked to Middle East defense plans. Journal D'Egypt cautions relations remain intact despite envoy recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Egypt
Suez Canal
Sudan
Abdel Fattah Amr Pasha
Anthony Eden
Middle East
Cairo
Journal D'Egypt
Ralph Stevenson
Eden
Salah el Din
Paris
Hunt Stakes No 2 Gray In Borden County
Oil notes describe Hunt Oil Co staking an 8 500 foot Ellenburger wildcat No 2 R L Gray in East Central Borden County with location 1 980 feet north and 660 feet east in section 228 97 HTC seven miles southeast of Gail on a 1 758 acre lease of a 13 400 acre block. Drilling to begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse B. Green
North Central Scurry Exploration
Snyder
Olsen Drilling Co. and Associates
Warren
Olsen
Ellenburger
H&gn
Kelley - Snyder Canyon
Texas Co
A. L. Wasson
Howard County
Big Spring
T&p
Kent
Wallace
Clairemont
W. M. McLaury
East Polar Field
Venezuelan Officials Tour Abilene Oil Installations
Jose Mortarano Battisti, attache at the Venezuelan embassy in Washington, D C, and French Robertson, president of the West Central Texas Oil & Gas Association, visited the Lion Qi Co plant and Snyder Gasoline Plant in Abilene. They arrived to attend a regional association convention over the weekend, hosted by C T McLaughlin, with local journalist Rob Havin and geologist John DeFord in tow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Mortarano Battisti
Washington
D. C
French Robertson
Taylor urges football loyalty at banquet amid post season ban talk
Howard Payne College President Dr. Thomas H. Taylor urged stronger football support at a North Ward School banquet for a 950 member crowd. He argued football teaches cooperation and patriotism and criticized de-emphasis plans while noting the Rose Bowl’s popularity. He contrasted football with political leaders, praising the sport’s unifying role and recalling University of Chicago’s decline after de-emphasizing football.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. Taylor
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Snyder
N. J. Harrison
Darlene Taylor
Dale Walton
U. S
Taylor
North Ward
West Tenas
Todas
Truman
Congress
University of Chicago
Pauline Yandell
Betty White
N.J. Harrison
Clifford Green
Green
M. F E. Stanfield
Speedy Moffett
Mule Kayser
Don Keller
Deep Purple
Rose Marie Roe
Louise Crook
Suzanne Houston
Jane Houston
Sandra Fowler
Charlotte Colley
Jo Jean James
Pauline Yanidell
Youth Center Directors Move to Open Building
Scurry County Youth Center directors decide to open the center once an activities director is hired after an anonymous donor withdrew a debt offer. They plan a youth program, secure funding from sponsoring clubs, and aim for a 60 day opening with renovations and staff hiring underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry County
Snyder
Ike Dolen
Universal Construction Co
1952 outlook: more guns less butter in U.S. mobilization
Washington reports top mobilization chiefs warn civilian production will face sharp cuts in 1952 as military output expands. Defense officials say steel copper and aluminum quotas will drop early next year with further reductions planned through April to June, amid rising war needs and potential local unemployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
Wilson
National Press Club
Manly Fleischmann
Fleischmann
DPA
Detroit
New England
Congress
Former Snyder Woman Fasts Win Partial Victory
Odessa court records show Mrs. Ben L. Roden won a partial victory in her bid for reinstatement to the Seventh Day Adventist Church. She may attend services but is not guaranteed full membership as the family’s dispute over doctrine continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Ben L. Roden
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Christmas Concert At School Tonight
The high school and junior high bands will present a Christmas concert in the high school auditorium with narration and music. Director Jimmie Verner says there is no admission charge for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Verner
Cold Wave Sweeps Texas Panhandle Into Texas Saturday
A cold front moved into the Panhandle today and is expected to reach North Central Texas by this afternoon and sweep the state by Saturday. Amarillo saw a rapid drop to 38 degrees with light showers reported elsewhere and snow and freezing rain across several regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
Austin
Houston
San Antonio
Lufkin Presidio
Abilene
Dallas
el Paso
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Mineral Wells
Marfa
Rockies
Mid-continent
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Wyoming
Colorado
Nebraska
Denver
Missouri
Kansas
Caudle Tipped Off About Tax Investigation
Scurry County jail faces repeated condemnations by grand juries with five findings in 1950 51. The aging facility, once used for capital punishment, features a mechanized gallows for the condemned and has drawn sharp scrutiny from local prosecutors and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scurry County
Crand
Wanger shoots at agent and faces arraignment in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills December 14 film producer Walter Wanger was jailed on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder after firing two bullets at his wife Joan Bennett's agent Jennings Lang 39 in a parking lot near the police station Lang was wounded seriously and Bennett denied romance while recounting the scene The shooting followed a business discussion about a television show A second story from Washington reports Charles Oliphant former IRS chief counsel admitted tipping off a colleague about under investigation tax returns and confirming a House inquiry into tax administration actions
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Joan Bennett
Walter Wanger
Hollywood
Jennings Lang
Miss Bennett
Lang
TJ Walter
Wanger
Clinton Anderson
Joe Pollack
Lane
Anderson
Sid Holtzman
Joan of Arc
Washington
Charles Oliphant
Internal Revenue Bureau
T. Lamar Caudle
John Williams
R-Del
House
Oliphant
James Morrison
D-La
Caudle
Rep
Byrnes
R-Wis
Williams
Ami
Florida
Morrison
Washington Beef and Provision Company
Ways and Means
Samuel and
Sidney Kilker
Witt and Company
Hopper Rites Set Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Hopper 90 will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at the Church of Christ with Boyd Fanning officiating. Interment follows in Pyron Cemetery. Survived by daughters Mrs. Hodges and Mrs. Edith Kelley, son Clinton Hopper, 11 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and two great great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Mary Hopper
Mary Hodges
Twenty-second Street
Clarence Thompson
D. M. Pogue
John Floyd
George Bramley
Carl Brumley
FE. J. Richardson, Sr
Nathan Beavers
J. M. Boothe, Jr
G. W. Parks
Jack Keller
Hopper
Drizzle Yields Minimal Rainfall in 1951 Report
Rainfall for 1951 reached 10.21 inches with light drizzle starting at noon and continuing off and on until nightfall. Official weather observer Mr. D. P. Strayhorn noted yesterday’s precipitation at 64 inches. The year’s total remains less than half of 1950’s level, which stood at 21.19 inches by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. P. Strayhorn
Twelve men face liquor charges in county court
Twenty eight misdemeanor counts were filed by state liquor control officers against 12 men. Most charges accuse sale of whisky or liquor possession. Warranted arrests followed filing with bonds up to 500 dollars each. several defendants were still at large at noon. Names of some defendants were not released.
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Liquor Control Board
State Liquor Control Board
Sheriff's Department
Haskell James
Jack & Mack
Post Highway
Irene Hemphill
Bernice Conway
Lemuel HL. Hudson
Avenue R
Roy Jenkins
Hut Drive-in
Vester Parker
Fred Eagleston
Jenkins
Parker
Eagleston
Navy
Elrey Mayberry
Mose Westmoreland
Baldemar Chavez
City Hotel
Vernon Clay
Newro
Mary Winn
Park Realty Co
Bill Lone Elected President Of Country Club Board
FP. W. Cloud and Weldon Johnson were reelected to the Country Club board at the annual meeting last night. New directors include Bill Long, Mrs. R. C. Miller Jr, Nevis Rodgers, G. B. Clark Jr, and R. S. Yorgesen. Long named president, Mrs. Miller vice president, Tom Deffebach reelected secretary treasurer. Sixty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. W. Cloud
Weldon Johnson
The
Country Club
Bill Long
R. C. Miller, Jr
Nevis Rodgers
G. B. Clark, Jr
R. S. Yorgesen
Long
Miller
Tom Deffebach
High School Principal Returns to Office
Principal T. D. Wiman Jr. returns to his desk after surgical recovery. He had been at Baylor Memorial Hospital in Dallas and spent several weeks at home before resuming duties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Wiman, Jr
Wiman
Baylor Memorial Hospital
Dallas
Walker Dabbs Recovers From Surgery At Memorial Hospital
Walker Dabbs superintendent of Humble Oil and Refining Co. is recuperating from surgery at Memorial Hospital in Houston. Mrs. Dabbs will join him tomorrow and he will be released Sunday. They plan to return home the latter part of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Dabbs
Humble Ol!and Refining Co
Memorial Hospital
Houston
Cold Wave Strikes West Texas Snow Flurries Ahead
West Texas faces a cold wave with a few snow flurries across the Panhandle and Plains this afternoon. Overnight lows range from five to 15 in the Panhandle and 10 to 20 in the South Plains with 1 to 32 elsewhere. Saturday brings partly cloudy and cold conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Panhandle
Plains
South Plains
Satuday
Allies Cool to Red Limits on Rotation
MUNSAN Korea Dec 14 The Reds refused to lift secrecy on prison camps but would follow a 5000 troop a month rotation if Allies accept other Communist terms for enforcing a Korean truce The UN said the proposal shows little significant departure from the prior plan and warned of uncertain enforcement The Reds rejected international Red Cross inspection and refused lists of Allied prisoners unless a man for man exchange is accepted by the UN Brig Gen William P Nuckols noted the rotation would be below current U S levels and called for clarifications while indicating possible acceptance of joint truce inspectors
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Munsan
Korea
Dee
Stockholm
U.S
Sweden
Red
Red Cross
Adm
R. E. Libby
Tokyo
William P. Nuckols
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England
Ronald Hubbard
Hubbard
Jack Caperton
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars Clubs
Vera Perlman
Board of Directors
Sryder
Snyder Reply
Butler
Snyder Woman's Fast
Christimas
Bill Lone
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