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Newspaper

Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1952

Page

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Beard enters race for Scurry County commissioner from Precinct 3

Haskell Beard 43 of 3605 Avenue U announced his candidacy for county commissioner in Precinct 3, joining L. L. Moore and Henry Layne. Beard, a Texas Tech agriculture graduate and former soil conservation worker, is the first city resident to seek a seat on the commissioners court. He notes encouragement from locals over Scurry County welfare and highlights a career in agriculture and teaching under the GI Bill. He owns a quarter-section farm north of town and holds church, chamber, and lodge roles.

Haskell Beard Avenue U L. L Pat) Moore Henry Layne Ira Ted Haney Beard Commissioners Court Scurry County Marlow Okla Texas S. A Beard Lubbock Texas Technological College Soil Conservation Service Terrace County Board of Education Veterans Administration First Methodist Church Chamber of Commerce

Mech nics Are No Respecters Of Persons In Snyder

Ezell Motor Co the lone approved car inspection station welcomed its first applicant for a safety certificate The pickup owned by Mayor F G Sears failed due to a missing tail light He pledged to repair and reapply

Snyder Ezell Motor Co F. G. Sears

Store's Staff 100 Percent on Poll Tax

The C. R. Anthony Co. became the first Snyder firm to report to the Daily News that all employees eligible to vote had paid poll taxes. Jake Springer, manager, said four employees paid taxes at the Junior Chamber of Commerce poll tax booth yesterday to bring the store total to 100 percent. Other firms with all employees paid are urged to call the Daily News.

C. R. Anthony Co Snyder Firm Daily News Jake Springer Chamber of Commerce

Suit Against Lloyd Merritt Is Settled

A damage suit in federal court against Lloyd H Merritt Scurry County sheriff and Maryland Casualty Co settled yesterday for 1000 dollars. Sterling Williams represented Merritt and La Font Tudor represented the ae company. Armstrong planned to seek dismissal in U S District Court at Lubbock. The complaint alleged false arrest and imprisonment.

Lloyd H Merritt Scurry County Maryland Casualty Co Merritt Garland Merle C Sterling Williams Aecompany LaFont & Tudor Plainview Armstrong Lubbock Allen

Air Force Searches Alaska for Lost C-47 Plane

An Air Force C-47 with five men aboard went missing during a training flight from Eielson AFB near Fairbanks to Umiat. The pilot radioed he was hopelessly lost at 12:45 a.m. and believed he was near Northway, about 250 miles south of Fairbanks.

Fairbanks Alaska Air Force Eielson Air Force Base Here Umiat Northway

Allies Ready to Take Red Promise on Airfields Talks

In Panmunjom on Saturday a possible easing of the stalemate over rebuilding North Korean airfields surfaced as negotiators from the United Nations command and the Communists hinted at flexibility. The issue remains the final hurdle before armistice supervision and prisoner swap talks proceed, with leaders signaling potential face-saving statements to close the deadlock.

Munsan Korea Panmunjom Red Korea United Nations Command Nam Hseih Fang Air Force Howard M. Turner Suc Turner

Navy plans ten atomic supercarriers and subs

Secretary Dan Kimball outlined a program to build ten 60 000 ton supercarriers, one per year for a decade, with some possibly atomic powered. The Forrestal will be the first, Newport News VA, featuring a retractable island and full flight deck width. Four new hunter killer destroyers will also be launched to counter Soviet submarines.

Washington Dan Kimball Navy Forrestal Newport News National Sojourners Kimball Mitscher Bath Quincy Mass Wilkinson McCain Bethlehem Yard

Oil Valuations Firm May Get 52 Fee of $46,800 In Scurry

Scurry County's total valuation nears $120 million with oil properties accounting for about $117 million. Thom as Y. Pickett & Co. faces a fee exceeding $46,800 for valuing oil properties utilities banks and railroads under a contract renewed in 1950.

Thomas Y. Pickett Dallas Thomas Y. Pickett & Co Pickett Commissioners Court Scurry County

McPherson Announces Re election for Corporation Judge

A M McPherson city recorder announced he will seek re election in the April 1 city election. Now in his second two year term he was unopposed in 1950 and defeated an incumbent in 1948. The 76 year old native of Virginia has long resided in Johnson and Scurry counties. Other city offices on the ballot include mayor and three council seats.

A. M. McPherson City Recorder Judge McPherson McPherson Texas Virginia Johnson County Alvarado Scurry County

Freese & Nichols Files Water Tank Project Plan

Freese and Nichols of Fort Worth filed a federal application to allot materials for a one million gallon water sedimentation tank in Snyder at Avenue L and Second Street. The firm, contractor for the tank, also seeks funding for water treatment facilities and equipment. Construction bids will follow city council approval, with March as a tentative start date.

Freese & Nichols of Fort Worth W. J. Ramsey Freese & Nichols Colorado River Avenue L Second Street Snyder John Firebaugh Freese and Nichols

Work to Begin On New Hangar Next Tuesday

Construction on the Winston Field hangar will start next Tuesday after engineers mark grades and property lines. Norcross Construction Co. handles foundation and mechanical work under a $11,897.89 low bid, with Star Manufacturing of Oklahoma City building the 24 gauge steel hangar for a total project cost of $40,557.89. The 100 by 120 foot clear span will have wall supported roof pillars, a six inch floor slab for the main hangar, and a four inch slab for a 20 by 100 foot lean-to. The facility sits 200 yards north of the administration building east of the runway near the freight ramp and plane parking area. The front entrance features a 20-foot vertical clearance and a full width roll door.

Winston Field County L. T. Norcross Norcross Construction Co Norcross Company Norcross Star Manufacturing Co Oklahoma City

U S Forces Report Record Losses in Korean War Week

The U S Far East Air Forces reported its costliest air war week in Korea with three Sabre jets shot down and 13 other planes destroyed by ground fire. Communist losses included 12 MIGs shot down and 14 damaged in air battles. Overall UN aerial losses reached over 900 since the war began.

Seoul Korea U. S. Far East FEAF Air Force Washington United Nations Tokyo U. S U. S. Marines Republic of Korea

Shivers to seek re election amid Truman clash

Governor Allan Shivers announced plans to run for a second term while opposing President Truman and his policies. He pledged a strong fight at home and at the Chicago Democratic convention, while leaving open possible support for a compromise presidential nominee. Daniel’s and Connally’s paths loom as Texas politics pivot on the 1950 race.

Dave Cheavens Austin Allan Shivers Texas Truman South Shivers Texas Press Association Tom Connally Atty Price Daniel Connally Daniel U. S Richard Russell Georgia Harry Byrd Virginia Estes Kefauver Sam Rayburn National Party

Prices Steaks At Half In Bold January Price Break

In Houston a restaurant owner slash prices by half for a week after a strong December, offering filet mignon from 2.60 to 1.30. Cousins Restaurant drew thousands, with manager Art Saucer claiming 2,713 served yesterday and noting the scheme could cost about 5,000 despite potential publicity and help costs.

Houston Art Saucer

England and United States weigh Indochina stand as risk grows

Washington faces a bold choice as Southeast Asia fears mount over a possible Red push. Allies doubt enough strength exists, and a timely American commitment may be needed to restrain a broader Soviet threat.

John M. Hightower Washington United States Korea Kremlin State Department White House Pentagon Southeast Asia Congress United Nations Britain France United A Indochina Malaya State Defense Department South

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