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Snyder Daily News

Location

Snyder, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1954

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Drilling activity explodes in Texas wildcat fields

The report details multiple oil exploration efforts across Howard Nolan and Scurry counties. Wildcat No. 1 Collins in Howard targets 7,900 feet. Williams No. 1 in Fisher County tested the Strawn sand with oil shows and gas, logging shallow results. Nolan wildcats target Cambrian horizons near Sweetwater and Dora North Ellenburger, while King County and Scurry County wells advance or plug back.

Coronet Off Co. of Midland The Railroad Commission Collins Howard County T&p Luther Fisher B. A. Duffy Abilene Union Oil California Eddie Williams West Fisher County Wildcat Williams H&tc Hobbs Roby Scurry County Nolan Wildcats Nolan County Frank L. Lebus Cambrian Lowry Oil Co Albuquerque N.M Frank Allyn Sweetwater Dora-North Ellenburger Cine 2 Dora-North Ellenburger Field King Failure A. G. Hill Ross King County Guthrie Knickerbocker Jordan Texaco No Great Western No Beal Gail Maguire and Ingram Shockley Pan American No Wolf Graves Dawson Wildcat Dyer

Cullen Warns Conservatives Against Crossing Party Lines

Roy Cullen urged conservatives to stay with the Democratic Party in the South to avoid a hostile Congress and a split that could empower radicals. He warned a full Republican sweep would weaken the South and praised Texas leaders like Gov. Allan Shivers for maintaining Democratic strength.

Houston Hugh Roy Cullen South Congress Cullen Dwight Eisen House Senate Washon Texas Allan Shivers

Puerto Ricans Indicted in House Chamber Shooting Case

Four Puerto Ricans face indictments for assault with intent to kill and with a dangerous weapon after wounding five congressmen in the House. Rep. Alvin M. Bentley remained seriously injured. Bail set at $100,000 for Lolita Lebron and three others. Rodriguez captured later at a bus station. Repercussions followed in Havana and Chicago with arrests of Puerto Rican Nationalists.

Washington Alvin M. Bentley RyMich US. Atty. Leo A. Rover Congress Paul W. Shafer R-Mich Lolita Lebron Irving Flores Rodriguez Andres F. Cordero Rafael C. Miranda Rodriguez Capitol

Grandfather Escapes 1922 Prison Returns After 32 Years

BAY CITY 54 year old Joe Brown escaped from the East ham state prison farm in 1922 while serving a two year horse theft sentence. He was arrested after a routine FBI fingerprint check and identified as Brown who had used the alias David Layton for a drunk driving charge.

Bay City Eastham Joe Brown Jack Cole FBI Brown David Layton Matagorda Cole

President Praised For Stand On Fair Play Investigations

Washington reports hundreds of telegrams praise Eisenhower for calling for fair play in congressional probes, a stance welcomed as a rebuke to Sen. McCarthy. Hagerty noted the messages ran 9 to 1 in the President’s favor as McCarthy pressed Army inquiries and warned of coddling of Communists. Mundt and Dirksen seated with the President, while Hall defended GOP unity and Know Your America Week. Mundt said the investigations would continue with courteous treatment, opposing any labor camp idea for subversives.

Washington White House Eisenhower Sen McCarthy R-Wis James C. Hagerty Capitol Pfc Marvin S. Belsky Senate Investigations Sen. Dirksen R-Sl Sen. Mundt R-Sd New York Leonard W. Hall Mundt Eice Army

Mexican Labor Bill Advances in Congress Despite Debate

House expected to quickly approve a bill allowing recruitment of Mexican laborers for U. S. farms without Mexican government approval. Senate passed 59 to 22 amid disputes over border security and accusations about subversives, with critics calling for cheap labor and high labor costs for Americans.

Washington House U. S Hope R-Kan House Agriculture Committee Senate Eisenhower United States Sen Aiken R-Vi Mexico Lehman Lib-Ny Immigration Service Daniel D-Tex Humphrey D-Min Congress Hayden D-Ariz

Colorado City Police Chief Resigns After Long Tenure

Colorado City police chief Sam Hulme, in office since 1951, has resigned effective immediately. Roy Dozier city manager described the move as unexpected and satisfactory work by Hulme. Sgt Henry Yeager becomes acting chief, with Yeager noted for World War II service and prior McKinney sheriff’s department experience.

Colorado City Sam Hulme Roy Dozier Henry Yeager Hulme Dozier Yeager McKinney

Puerto Ricans Donate Blood in Chicago to Show Horror

Thirty six Puerto Ricans donated blood at the Hines Veterans Administration Hospital to show Chicago residents they shared in the horror of Monday's House of Representatives shooting in Washington.

Chicago Hines Veterans Administration Hospital

Batchelor Claims Red Groups May Be Among Pas Returnees

Cpl. Claude Batchelor told reporters in San Antonio that an organized Communist faction among returned Korean War prisoners is quite possible. He described meetings before Operation Little Switch and said some prisoners may have been repatriated under Communist influence while denying he had names to contact others. He planned a furlough to Kermit and expected his Japanese wife to join him.

San Antonio Claude Batchelor Brooke Army Hospital Kermit Batchelor Texas I.gressive

Niece of Countess to Handle California Estate

Mrs. Mary T. Zimbalist, wife of producer Sam Zimbalist, asks authority to administer the California property in the million-dollar estate of Countess Dorothy di Frasso. She is principal beneficiary under two wills of the countess, who died January 4 at age 66.

Los Angeles California Dorothy di Frasso Mary T. Zimbalist Sam Zimbalist

Light Snow Graces West Texas Amid Dusty Skies

The second snow of 1954 fell this morning, covering ground from Snyder to Waco and Brownwood. One inch of moisture fell by 11 am, totaling 0.43 inches for the year, with temperatures near 30s and a high of 40 yesterday. Traffic warned as slick roads caused one minor accident. bluebonnets in Waco wore a white mantle.

Snyder Lee Watson D. P. Strayhorn Associated Press Waco Brownwood San Angelo Midland Lubbock Abilene Sheriff's Department DeSoto Thirty-seventh Street James Davidson Route 3 Hermleigh Avenue E Ralph Parrott Bill Love Aea Tn Wichita Falls

Last-Minute Tax Filing Advice Before March 15 Deadline

Taxpayers must mail income tax returns to the director of internal revenue in Dallas by March 15. A five percent late penalty applies each month or part month up to five months. Individuals with gross income of $600 or more must file. dependents with income above that threshold must also file. Farmers face Jan 31 filing or two-thirds income from farming before Jan 15 estimated payment.

Director of Internal Revenue Dallas Russell Yorgesen Yorgesen Orgesen

Oil Prospects Brightest Yet

Philadelphia oil executive John G. Pew of Sun Oil Co. declares the oil industry’s outlook the brightest in history. He cites upgrading refinery processes and new technology as key to greater yields and larger underground reserves, urging support for continued technical development.

Houston Philadelphia John G. Pew Sun Oil Co American Petroleum Pew API

Power of NLRB curtailed by labor committee plan

Washington report on a 14-14 House Labor Committee vote to reconsider yesterday’s action reducing NLRB powers. The plan would strip the board to judging worker eligibility and oversee elections while transferring unfair labor practice charges to federal court and create an administrator to handle administrative work.

Washington House Labor Committee National Labor Relations Board Bowler D-Ill McConnell R-Pa Hoffman R-Mich Eisenhower Efort Rep. Perkins D-Ky NLRB

Cotton price supports set at 31.25 cents a pound

The Agriculture Department announces a national average support price for cotton at not less than 31.25 cents per pound this year, up from 30.80 last year, with 90 percent parity and base rate for middling cotton. Differentials will be announced later and adjustments possible if parity changes. Extra long staple cotton will have a minimum of 65.25 cents per pound.

Washington Agriculture Department Secessiadia

Weather summary for Texas regions forecast

North Central Texas is mostly warmer through Friday with occasional rain. West Texas sees mostly cloudy skies and warmer conditions with occasional rain from El Paso eastward. East Texas becomes increasingly cloudy and warmer today and tonight. South Central Texas is mostly cloudy and warmer this afternoon and tonight with rain possible Friday. Northeast winds along the coast shift to easterly by Friday.

Texas el Paso East

Senator McCarthy probes Army doctor in Communist inquiry

Public hearing centers on Pfc. Marvin Belsky a doctor at Murphy hospital connected to Project Lincoln he refused to answer if he is or was a Communist and invoked the Fifth Amendment. McCarthy pressed for details about his role and contacts with radar project patients amid security questions.

Washington Sen McCarthy R-Wis Pfc Marvin S&s. Belsky Senate Investigations Subcommittee United States Belsky Sen. McClellan D-Ark Sen. Jackson D Wash Sens. Dirksen R-Ill Potter R-Mich Lincoln Massachusetts Institute of Technology McClellan Roy Cohn Subcommittee Murphy Hospital Cohn

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