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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1954

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Fisher County Wildcat Fails To Reach Oil

Fisher County reports a wildcat, No. 1 W. D. Stephens, plugged and abandoned after reaching 5,237 feet with no production shown. Location 330 feet from north and west lines of section 78 1-H&T, mile west of Roundtop field.

West Central Drilling Co Abilene W. D. Stephens Fisher County H&t Roundtop Rowan and Hope San Antonio Blythe Graham Claytonville Canyon Reef H&tc Scurry Sun Oil Co G. H. Arledge Kelley-Snyder Snyder Snyder-Strawn Ralph and W. S. Johnston Houston Mitchell County Colorado City Dawson County Stanolard Oil & Gas Co Ray Albaugh J. Y. Graves Dawson Wildcat Canyon Graves Ackerly T&p Seaboard Oil M. J. Peterson Dawson Field Murphy Corp A. Knickerbocker R. H. Jordan Northwest Scurry Ohio Oil No Turner Kelley- Snyder Seaboard Oil No Zant South Borden Wildcat Wellman Texas North Howard

Port Arthur Strikers urged to press on in protest

About 400 members of the Retail Trades Union CIO were urged to continue their 11 week strike. National officers L H Nelles T M McCormick and Fred Pieper spoke at a mass meeting in Port Arthur urging negotiable contracts with employers.

Port Arthur CIO Fred Pieper National Clo Washington, D.C

White House Ordered Evidence on Reds Destroyed

Senate internal security subcommittee probes the 1944 White House order to destroy naval intelligence files on Communist activity. Jenner, subcommittee chairman, recounts Morris and Nimitz raising the claim with King, who confirmed the White House issued the order. Morris later became a New York judge.

White House Jenner Washington Sen R-Ind Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Nixon Subcommittee Navy New York Russia Robert Morris Internal Security Victor Kravchenko Soviet Purchasing Commission Morris Kravchenko Nimitz King Bob Morris Adm Adm. King Berkeley Calif Nimitz-King New York City

Cogdell Memorial Hospital Opens for Public Open House

County and hospital officials prepare an open house for Cogdell Memorial Hospital on Sunday from 2 to 5 PM. The event precedes the Monday opening with a 15 minute program and staff ready to answer questions. no guided tours.

Cogdell Memorial Hospital Scurry County

Missing Boy Body Found In Church Ruins

The body of 19 year old Sam Houston State College student James Edmund Davis Jr was found in the ruins of a church after a fire that destroyed the building. Davis was last seen taking equipment from the First Baptist Church during the $300000 blaze. Fire Chief Buddy Baldwin and Ben Gresham recovered the body. Davis had been reported missing by his father after a borrowed car was found near the fire scene.

Huntsville Sam Houston State College James Edmund Davis Jr First Baptist Church Buddy Baldwin Ben Gresham James Edmund Davis Sr Wilma Jo Nunez Davis Bobby Suggs Hearne Tex Suggs Chicago

Poll tax receipts reach 4138 with 800 exemptions

The county reports 4138 poll tax receipts and exemption certificates issued by noon, an increase of 262 from yesterday. Receipts must be obtained in person by Saturday at the county tax assessor collector office, with Sunday marking the end of the tax period.

Inerson

Poll Taxes Slow In Lubbock Beer Vote Details

In Lubbock County about 14 000 tax receipts and exemptions have been issued with roughly 60 000 potential voters. Petitions circulate for an honor election as the county remains dry since 1910.

Lubbock Lubbock County

Open staff formed for Cogdell Memorial Hospital

The Cogdell Memorial Hospital county board created an open staff with an active group and four sub staffs to control medical practice at the new facility opening Monday. The board approved inviting two Battenfield Hospital physicians to the courtesy staff and three Snyder dentists. Eight active staff members were named from a secret group, with on call and emergency coverage arranged. The administrator and board debated bill payment procedures as hospital income was to be handled through the county treasurer and commissioners court.

County Hospital Board Cogdell Memorial Hospital County Project R. B. Fulcher John Y. Battenfield Battenfield Hospital Wilton N. Jones Snyder John Hamblen D. K. Ratliff Robert H. Hargrove

Knowland Eyes Substitute for Bricker Treaty Power Plan

Senator Knowland said a substitute for the Bricker treaty power amendment would be offered in the Senate with substantial Democratic support. He noted progress toward a middle ground language, while questions remained about a two thirds vote and potential bipartisan backing. President Eisenhower indicated no objection to the core clause.

Washington Sen Knowland California Bricker Senate Ohio Eisenhower Californian George D-Ga White House

Scouters Install Officers At Banquet In Buffalo Trail Council

About 250 attended the Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts installation banquet in the high school cafeteria. Roy E. Carter became president succeeding Lyle Deffebach. Silver Beaver awards went to G. D. Foster R. J. Kneidl Sr. and the Rev Clyde Lindsley. Harold W Lewman gave the main address.

Lyle Deffebach Snyder Insurance Roy E. Carter Kermit Oilman Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts Deffebach H. L. Wren G. D. Foster Colorado City R. J. Kneidl Mid-Continent Oil Co Odessa Clyde Lindsley First Christian Church of Midland Snyder Boy Scouts Bob Eastus Snyder

Incoming Buffalo Trail Council president named

Lyle Deffebach, outgoing president of the Buffalo Trail Council of the Boy Scouts, congratulates Roy E. Carter of Kermit, named incoming president at a recent installation banquet in the high school cafeteria. Carter oversees the Carter Foundation, related to Amon G. Carter of Fort Worth.

Lyle Deffebach Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts Roy E. Carter Kermit Carter Foundation Oid Carter Amon G. Carter Fort Worth Lee Watson

Eight Indicted by County Grand Jury on Felony Charges

The county grand jury adjourned with eight indictments against six defendants. Names include Luis R. Rivera for driving while intoxicated, Robert William Allen for forgery, Tommy Lindsey for forgery, Velma Baker for incest and perjury, Emmett D. Baker for incest, and Dwayne Harper for removal of mortgaged property. The jury praised the sheriff for jail cleanliness and safety, noting well-kept facilities and sanitary food in a signed report by foreman John A. Stavely.

Luis R. Rivera Snyder Robert William Allen Midland Tommy Lindsey Twenty-first Street Velma Baker Stephenville Emmett D. Baker Dwayne Harper New Mexico Homer Whisnand John A. Stavely Grand Jury

Actor Montgomery Takes White House Office Role

Washington reports a former Hollywood star and AFL president Robert Montgomery has moved into a White House office as a part time radio and television advisor to President Eisenhower. He will continue to produce his TV show while spending days at the executive mansion offering delivery and camera guidance.

Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt White House Robert Montgomery Montgomery Eisenhower Hollywood AFL Screen Actors Guild Beacon, N. Y

Western Big Three seek German reunification talks

At a foreign ministers conference in Berlin the United States Britain and France coordinated a plan to steer debate toward Germany amid efforts to sidestep a Soviet proposal for a world disarmament conference including Red China. Molotov paused his push, and the session adjourned without discussion. American sources view the disarmament move as Soviet pressure to bypass the UN and press Peiping.

Berlin U. S State Dulles Eden Bidault Dulles McWntov Germany Big Four United Nations Red China Molotov Red China Peiping

Warm Weather With Light Mist Over Snyder

The morning saw a light mist and overcast skies in Snyder with warm temperatures continuing. Weather observer Mrs. D P Strayhorn reports a high of 69 yesterday, low 45, and 52 degrees at 7:30 this morning.

Snyder D. P. Strayhorn

Weather forecast for North Central Texas and surrounding regions

North Central Texas remains cloudy with scattered light showers in the southeast. warmer today and partly cloudy Saturday. West Texas sees partly cloudy skies with mild temperatures and possible drizzles in Pecos Valley tonight. East Texas heads for mostly cloudy skies with a touch of warmth and scattered showers through Saturday. South Central Texas largely cloudy with isolated showers and a mild northward warm-up. coastal winds remain gentle to moderate southward.

Texas West Texas Pecos Valley East Texas

Group Seeks State Route Extension Around Lake Thomas

Five county delegation asks the State Highway Commission to study extending State Highway 208 from Colorado City northwestward. The proposal would tie existing paved roads into a longer state route, with limited funding and potential benefits for Big Spring Odessa Lake Thomas residents. County and chamber officials attended the hearing along with highway commissioners.

State Highway Commission Colorado City Scurry Borden Mitchell Howard Ector Robert Lee Big Spring-Snyder Lake Thomas Knapp Church Turner School Murphy Borden County Big Spring Odessa Snyder Isa Edgar Taylor Pat Moore Clarence Wade Cullen Toombs Doyle Palmer Stanley Noah the Chamber of Commerce Bob Crowell C. C. Nunnally

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