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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1955

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Four Killed In Collision Of Truck and Train Grapeland TX

A truck and the Missouri Pacific Texas Eagle streamliner collided at Grapeland Texas killing a mother and three children and injuring a fourth child. The crash wedged the truck under the diesel. the train was en route from Palestine to Houston and did not stop at Grapeland. The victims were Mrs Forrest Walling Virginia Walling and twin daughters Pamela and Paula. Nancy Franklin, nine, was critically injured. The husband was unnotified three hours after the crash. Local store owner George Dorsey Jr described the scene and the train not flag-stopped.

Grapeland Tex Texas Eagle Missouri Pacific J. S. Turner Crockett Forrest Walling Virginia Walling Pamela Paula Nancy Franklin Houston Pales East Texas Palestine George Dorsey Jr Avenue S Twenty-fourth Street Rufus Clayborn Williams Lubbock Here E. W. Green Bill Zimmerman U. S. Highway 84 Albert Ray Huber Anson Williams Cogdell Memorial Hospital Bolger Justiceburg Zimmerman Green Brooks Oil Well Ralph Loyd Lindsey Snyder Lubbock Highway Brooks Bus Lines

Road Hazards Diminishing Across Texas Districts

The Highway Department reports by district that most roads are open. Dallas has no ice or snow. Fort Worth sees snow with bridges in Jack County expected clear by noon. Wichita Falls notes three to four inches snow with ice on bridges. Abilene and surrounding counties report snow and ice but roads open, with noon or 3 p.m. clear targets.

Austin Highway Department Dallas Fort Worth Jack County Wichita Falls Childress Abilene Scurry Borden San Angelo Big Lake Farm Glasscock Amarillo Groom Goodnight Lubbock el Paso

Peress Probe Delayed By McCarthy Trip

Senator McCarthy's unexpected travel schedule delays further hearings on Irving Peress's Army discharge and promotion to major. He had called a special subcommittee meeting and intends to push Army officials for who authorized Peress's discharge and promotion amid Fifth Amendment Communist labeling.

Washington Sen McCarthy R-Wis Irving Peress Army Senate Investigations Subcommittee Peress New York

Jury Selection Underway for Murder Trial in Snyder

A panel of prospective jurors was questioned in district court for the murder trial of William Clare McComb, 29, Snyder, charged by indictment with murder without malice of neighbor Ernest James Shore, 50, in September. Pat Beene seeks McComb’s defense, Renal Kosson prosecutes, before Judge Sterling Williams.

William Clare McComb Snyder McComb Ernest James Shore Pat Beene Renal Kosson Sterling Williams

Hammarskjold and Chou End Peiping Talks

UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Premier Chou En Lai wrapped up four talks in Peiping with a hope to continue contact. The communique noted no fate for the 11 U.S. airmen held in China. Hammarskjold plans to depart Peiping for Hong Kong, Tokyo, and San Francisco.

United Nations N.Y Dag Hammarskjold Chou En-lai Peiping U.S Red China U.N Per Lind Hammarskjold Hong Kong Tokyo San Francisco

Probe Panel Says Red Party Has Pierced Defense Industry

The Senate Investigations subcommittee chaired by Sen. McCarthy warned that Communists have infiltrated U S defense plants. It urged new safeguards to bar suspected saboteurs from defense facilities and to require removal of Communists from nonsecret work. Forty eight witnesses testified and thirty two invoked the Fifth Amendment.

Red Party Washington Senate Investigations Subcommittee Communist Party Subcommittee Sen. McCarthy R-Wis Congress Senate House Defense Department United States

Council To Discuss Annexation Proposal

A special city council meeting set for 7 oclock in the fire department recreation hall will discuss proposed annexation of an area north of Snyder. City manager B J Shelley invites all supporters and opponents to attend as the ordinance needs a second reading to take effect. The session was moved from Dec 30 due to holidays and a protest petition has been filed.

Fire Department Recreation Hall Snyder City Limits B. J. Shelley

President Asks Authority To Make Gradual Tariff Cuts

President Eisenhower asked Congress for power to enact a moderate gradual and reciprocal tariff cut up to 15 percent over three years. He urged customs simplification and tax reforms to boost foreign investment and technical aid, and sought approval for U S membership in the International Finance Corp to spur private lending in developing nations.

Sterling F. Green Washington Eisenhower Congress United States Free World U.S International Finance Corp World Bank America

Snyder Chamber Sets Banquet Details and Board Picks

The Snyder Chamber of Commerce will hold a 7 pm dinner at the Hilander to organize its new board with outgoing president H W Cargile presiding. The annual banquet on Jan 22 will feature Gov. Lawrence Wetherby as main speaker, with Phil Regan singing and C T McLaughlin as master of ceremonies. Five new directors were elected H A Johnson Jr Harold Bennett Stanley Noah Harrie Winston and Max West. current directors remain along with outgoing members. Tickets are 3.0 for members and will go on sale to members first then to non members.

Snyder Chamber of Commerce Hilander H. W. Cargile Lawrence Wetherby Kentucky John Ben Shepperd Texas Phil Regan C. T. McLaughlin Melvin Montgomery Bob Clinton H. A. Johnson, Jr Harold Bennett Stanley Noah Harrie Winston Max West Cargile Rex Miller Weldon Kincaid R. L. Grimmett Olan Griffin Frank Wilson Nolan von Roeder Claude McCormick Herbert Feather J. T. Hughes Turner Beard Hicks Allen B. F. Pinnell Chamber

Weather outlook for West Texas fair, turning cloudy and warmer

Weather notes forecast fair conditions this afternoon and tonight with lows from 25 to 35 degrees and locally 15 where snow cover persists. Tuesday brings increasing cloudiness and milder temperatures followed by occasional rain at night.

West Texas

Snow Blankets Scurry County and Halts Schools

Scurry County endured heavy snowfall the heaviest in years with about six inches in most areas and higher amounts in the north, west, and southeast. Roads remain icy and passable with caution urged as crews clear ditches and buses resume tomorrow.

Martin S. Murphy Dunn O. M. Fowler Murphy Scurry County Snyder Lee Watson

Airliner Crashes On Takeoff In Florida

National Airlines passenger plane crashed on takeoff at Pinellas County International Airport in St. Petersburg Florida. Ten passengers escaped before the Lec Lodestar burned. The flight was bound for Miami.

ST. Petersburg Fla National Airlines Pinellas County International Miami

Costa Rica Complaint Gets Hearing Today

The Organization of American States holds an emergency meeting to hear Costa Rica's claim that Nicaragua plans an invasion. Presidents Jose Figueres and Anastasio Somoza have traded accusations for months.

Washington Organization of American States Costa Rica Nicaragua Jose Figueres Anastasio Somoza

Legislators Face 26 Million Dollar Tax Bill Looming

In Austin Comptroller Robert Calvert warns a 26 million dollar revenue shortfall exists between current spending and general revenue fund income. He projects a 174 million expenditure over two years versus 148 million income, and notes a temporary red balance in the general fund around February to April with a potential pay shortfall for state workers. By Sept 1 a 10 million balance is expected, but the legislature faces a cash drain as sessions begin.

Dave Cheavens Austin Robert Calvert General Revenue Fund Calvert Gov Shivers

State Heads Toward Red as Texas Budget Gaps

State Comptroller Robert Calvert warned Texas appears set to go into the red next month with a shortfall likely for two to three months. He said February to April warrants may not be fully honored and that the general revenue fund stood at nine million dollars, with monthly drains around eight and a half million.

Austin Texas Robert Calvert Shivers Calvert General Revenue Fund General Revenue

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