Breakthrough vaccine protects chickens from cancer
Dr. B R Burmester reported at the Synposium on Fundamental Research in Cancer that an experimental vaccine protects full grown chickens against lymphomatosis. The extract increases resistance about five thousandfold but protection is not complete and not yet practical for use in poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rennis Taylor
Houston
Tex
B. R. Burmester
U.S. Department of Agriculture Research Laboratory
East Lansing
Mich
Burmester
Eisenhower Plans Florida Trip to Aid Health Next Week
President Eisenhower hopes to fly to Florida midweek for sun and exercise to help a head cold cough and inner ear inflammation. Press secretary Hagerty said a five to six day stay may precede a Bermuda conference with Prime Minister Macmillan, with a Florida military post or private home as lodging.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Florida
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Bermuda
Macmillan
Great Britain
White House
Tucson
Ariz
Far West
Fiddle Declared Vehicle Faces Oxford Traffic Rule
Oxford University student Toby Jessel learned his bass fiddle can be a vehicle after police ruled it counts as a road object. A sergeant measured the instrument at 23 1 2 inches wide, just under the regulation minimum, and the inspector advised a torch to warn oncoming traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
England
Oxford University
Toby Jessel
Jessel
Toby
Engine Failure Narrowly Misses Pan American DC7 in Flight
A Portland bound Pan American World Airways DC7 with 61 aboard lost one engine about 600 miles from Honolulu en route to Seattle. The Coast Guard reported the pilot radioed feathering of the No 2 engine on the port side at 4 50 a.m., while the plane continued on three other engines.
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Seattle
Pan American World Airways
Honolulu
Coast Guard
De Valera Vows Crackdown on Private Armies in Ireland
Irish leader Eamon de Valera declared he will crack down on private armies after winning a working majority in the Dail. He said armed groups like the IRA threaten the division of six Northern counties from the south and warned that private violence would bring anarchy. Parliament meets March 20 as he prepares to take office again.
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Dublin
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Irish Republican Army
Northern
IRA
Northern Ireland
de Valera
Israel Turns Egyptian Territory Over To UN
Israeli forces handed Sharm el Sheikh to United Nations control and began withdrawing from the last Sinai territory won in the Egypt invasion. UNF troops moved in from the southwest Sinai as Israelis left 100 men and a girl garrison by air.
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Israel
Tel Aviv
Sharm el Sheikh
United Nations
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
U.N
Sinai Peninsula
Prise
Tiran Island
Gaza Strip
UNEF
Matityahu Peled
E. L. M. Burns
Cairo
Strip
Haifa
Gaza
David Ben-Gurion
Herut (Freedom) Party
Ben-Gurion
Jerusalem
U.S
Edward B. Lawson
Eisenhower
Ruth Seabourn Rites Pending
Ruth Seabourn of 2212 Twenty-sixth Street died on arrival at Battenfield Jones Hospital about 10 30 a m. She lived in Scurry County for 51 years and would have turned 63 on March 9 born in Parker County. Survived by four Snyder sisters Effie Ramsey Maggie Davis Annie Eicke Minnie Trussell and a San Diego California brother Joe Seabourn. She was a member of the Thirty seventh Street Church of Christ. Bolger Funeral Home has arrangements to announce.
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Ruth Seabourn
Twenty-sixth Street
Battenfield- Jones Hospital
Scurry County
Miss Seabourn
Parker County
Effie Ramsey
Maggie Davis
Annie Eicke
Minnie Trussell
Snyder
Joe Seabourn
San Diego
Calif
County bids set for new park projects in Snyder
County commissioners seek bids March 25 on a swimming pool and a lighted baseball field for the 16 acre park at the south end of Avenue M and Thirty seventh Street. Separate contracts planned with work aided by Butler Kimmel architects and engineers.
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County Commissioners Court
Snyder
Avenue M
Thirty-seventh Street
M. C. Butler
Lubbock
Butler-Kimmel
Judge sentences IBC as boxing monopoly in antitrust suit
A federal court held the International Boxing Club of New York and related defendants guilty of monopolizing professional boxing promotions. Judge Sylvester J. Ryan ruled the group and affiliates restrained trade from 1949 to 1953, enforcing Sherman Act violations. The case named IBC of Illinois Madison Square Garden Corp James D. Norris and Arthur M. Wirtz among defendants.
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New York
International Boxing Club of
U.S. Dist
Sylvester J. Ryan
United States
IBC
IBC, Inc
Illinois
Madison Square Garden Corp
James D. Norris
Arthur M. Wirtz
Chicago Ibc
the Garden
P-TA Conference Planned Here for Snyder Meeting
Mrs. R. W. Herren of Haskell, district P-TA president, helped local groups plan the spring conference in Snyder on March 27 with the theme Opportunity with Responsibility for Every Youth. She explained Congress means concerted action for a better tomorrow and praised PTA's role in child welfare. Elective officers for next year are Mrs. Harold Brown president, Mrs. Frank Le Feuvre vice president, Mrs. E. B. Tomlinson secretary, and Mrs. C. A. Detrich treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Herren
Haskell
Parent-Teacher Association
Snyder
Herren
P-Ta
PTA
Harold Brown
Frank LeFeuvre
E. B. Tomlinson
C. A. Detrich
Brown
Tax Collections In Texas Report Rise To Record Levels
Dallas report shows Northern District of Texas 1956 57 through February totaling 614 909 758 dollars, up over 3 million from prior period. District Director Ellis Campbell Jr. predicts a new yearly collections record, citing strong receipts and growing tax flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Texas
Internal Revenue
Dist
Ellis Campbell Jr
Report Advises Deepening Houston Ship Channel to 40 Feet
An Army Engineer study from the Galveston district recommends dredging the Houston ship channel to a depth of 40 feet to accommodate supertankers. The report will be sent to Washington and is due March 15.
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Houston
Washington
Galveston
Hermleigh School Board Election Set for April 6
Hermleigh residents will elect three trustees for the school board on April 6. Incumbents James Davidson Grady Williams and E L Vandiver have terms expiring Davidson and Williams seek relief from duties while Vandiver runs again. Petitions for the ballot are due March 26 at the county judge's office and must list five qualified Hermleigh district voters.
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Hermleigh
James Davidson
Grady Williams
E. L. Vandiver
Davidson
Williams
Vandiver
Freeze damages early blooming trees across North Texas
A sharp Friday freeze hit the northern half of Texas damaging young crops and fruit trees that had begun blooming. In Parker County peaches suffered about 75 percent loss with temperatures at 24 degrees for over eight hours, while Tarrant County reports squash and tomatoes as the hardest hit vegetables. Denton and Dallas counties expect limited fruit damage as buds were not yet fully blooming, with defnitive losses to be assessed in coming days.
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Associated Press
Texas
Weatherford
Parker County
James Benton
Tarrant County
Jack McCullough
Denton County
al Petty
Albert Milikien
Dallas County
Austin
Lufkin
Milkien
Winter Garden
Rio Grande Valley
Weather roundup for Snyder and West Texas
Thursday high 55, low 27 with a 7 30 a.m. reading of 27. West Texas skies clear to partly cloudy through Saturday with a warmer trend this afternoon and tonight.
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Snyder
West Texas
Red Influence In NAACP Is Investigated
Baton Rouge investigations probe alleged Communist influence behind racial integration efforts in the South. Leonard Patterson of Jamaica New York testifies he aimed to combat the Communist party using the Negro race as a pawn while Manning Johnson of New York prepared to testify. A former top Red described Communist attempts to seize NAACP leadership and unite with the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Communist Party
Leonard Patterson
Jamaica
N. Y
South
Manning Johnson
New York
National Assny For Advancement of Colored People
Communist Front
Joseph Z. Kornfedder
Detroit
Mich
U. S
Joint Legislative Committee On
NAACP
Child Killed by Car in Dallas
Five year old Charles Lutrick died after darting into the path of an oncoming car in Dallas. Police said the incident occurred yesterday as the child moved into traffic near a residential street, and the driver remained at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Charles Lutrick
Florida Supreme Court blocks Hawkins UF law school admission
The Florida Supreme Court in a 5-2 ruling invoked states rights to deny immediate admission for Virgil Hawkins, a Daytona Beach Negro and Bethune-Cookman faculty member. The decision, while not ordering admission, allows Hawkins to reappear with testimony supporting a timely, non disruptive admission. Justices Roberts wrote the majority. Justices Thomas and Drew dissented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida Supreme Court
Virgil Hawkins
Daytona Beach
Hawkins
University of Florida
B. K. Roberts
Glenn Terrell
T. Frank Hobson
Campbell Thomas
Stephen C. O'Connell
Elwyn Thomas
E. Harris Drew
Bethune-Cookman College
Store Sales Dip 6 Percent in Dallas Week
Dallas area department stores report a six percent drop in sales for the week ending March 2 versus last year, as the Federal Reserve Bank cites cooling demand. A separate state court opinion frames mandamus power as a check amid debates on school integration and federal court decrees.
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Dallas
Texas
Federal Reserve Bank
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