Hawaiians Set To Rebuke Sen Connally Today
A five veteran delegation and a Gold Star mother arrive in Washington to meet Senator Connally over his remark that Hawaiians are not American in origin. Lt Col Beacham joins the group to defend Hawaii's war record including the 442nd Regiment in Italy. Buck Buchwach acts as spokesman urging Connally to acknowledge Hawaii’s patriotism.
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Washington
Senator Connally
Hawaii
36Th
Italy
Buck Buchwach
Army
Pacific
Stars and Stripes
Connally
United States
Senate
Texas
Beacham
Sen. Connally
D-Tex
Los Angeles
Frank Cockett
Marian H. Kaipo
Danny K. Meheula
Matsuo Takabuki
Robert Louis Stephenson
More Tests On Borden Wildcat In Superior Oil Field
In Northeast Borden, Superior Oil Co No 6597 Jones tests show 60 ft oil and 60 ft fresh water from 7,981 to 7,986 ft with 30 minute tester. Plan to deepen to 7,990 ft and fracture 7,961 to 7,990 ft after casing sets. Scurry County Humble No 1 James Davidson drills below 4,176 ft after no shows at 3,761 to 3,791 ft. one hour tool open yielded 360 ft drilling mud. Bilby Wallace Sun Oil No 2 C E outer Clairemont field recovered shale and lime with oil odor at 6,721 to 6,751 ft. core shows porosity and fluorescence. Core 6,751 to 6,758 ft yields lime with fluorescence, porosity and oil odor and four feet of lime fractured with porosity and gas. plan to drillstem test 6,748 to 6,758 ft.
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Superior Oil Co
Jones
Borden Wildcat
Scurry
Scurry County
Humble
James Davidson
Bilby Wallace Sun Oil
Bilby Wallace
Clairemont
City Council Calls Meeting With Service Station Operators
The Snyder city council has summoned all local service station operators to a 7:30 p.m. meeting at city hall to discuss violations of the oil and grease dumping ban. A survey showed several stations discharging waste oils, halting the sewage disposal plant and posing a health menace, says Mayor Forest G. Sears.
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Snyder
Forest G. Sears
Patton Blasts Farm Bureau at National Farmers Union Meet
National Farmers Union President James G. Patton accused the Farm Bureau Federation of obstructing farm friendly legislation at the FU’s 50th annual convention in Dallas. He cited federal power, rural electrification, and rural telephone issues as examples and noted strong support for Kerr on farm price supports. Delegates planned a memorial service at Smyrna School House near Point Texas, birthplace of the FU in 1902.
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Dallas
James G. Patton
National Farmers Union Today
Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers Union
Farm Bureau
Patton
Smyrna School House
Point
Tex
Newt Gresham
Gresham
South
Farm Bureau- FA
Texas
Kerr
D-Okla
Prince Travels With His Harem to New Delhi
The Nizam of Hyderabad trips abroad for the first time in 17 years bringing 15 of his 70 woman harem to New Delhi for a national conference of provincial governors and regal heads of state. An Indian official noted several women wished to accompany him but were not chosen.
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New Delhi
Hyderabad
Madras
Allies Reject Red Armistice Demands at Korean Talks
At Munsan Korea Allied negotiators warned the Communists threats will not force acceptance of terms. Rear Admiral R E Libby said the UN Command will not sit and listen to unfounded accusations and emphasized the next move is up to the Reds. Talks adjourned after brief sessions with another meeting planned for Tuesday.
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Munsan
Korea
U. N
R. E. Libby
U.N
Libby
Reds
Lee San Cho
Hospital Put Under Probe
Oklahoma City March 10. The Oklahoma Board of Health ordered a broad probe into Clinton western Oklahoma hospital after a hearing on complaints by a Frederick family and a Clinton worker. The infant daughter died after being refused admittance, a nurse allegedly told her mother to return tomorrow. A 13 year old boy waited over an hour for treatment to a broken arm, admitted only after insurance was noted. State Senator Max Cook criticized the hospital administration amid fears of retaliation for complaints.
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Oklahoma City
Western Oklahoma
Clinton
Oklahoma Board of Health
Clinton, Okla
Irene Graves
Frederick
Max Cook
Liquor Election Set for April 5 by Scurry County Court
The Scurry County commissioners ordered a liquor election for Saturday April 5 after a petition with 624 names met the 10 percent governor vote threshold. Pat Johnston county clerk verified 372 qualified voters, justifying the election. Debates over date arose from groups favoring April 4 or the nearby weekend due to a Legion convention, but the court settled on April 5.
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Scurry County
Commissioners Court
Pat Johnston
Johnston
Lyman Wren
Scurry County Drys
Edgar Taylor
Gordon Goss
American Legion
Taylor
Legion
Goss
Doyle Palmer
Ted Haney
Walter Grant
Cullen Toombs
County Commissioners Oppose County Takeover of Youth Center
The Scurry County commissioners court unanimously opposed a renewed request by Rev. Ronald Hubbard to lease the Youth Center premises and fund a county recreation program. Hubbard noted legality and audit support, while commissioners cited public opposition and urged the people to show support if they want county involvement.
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Commissioners Court
Ronald Hubbard
Hubbard
Tors
J. P. Billingsley
Billingsley
Cullen Toombs
Doyle Palmer
Mr. Hubbard
Daily News
Scurry County
Twenty Five Die In Weekend Violent Death Toll
A weekend spike in violence and car crashes claimed 25 lives across Texas. Notable deaths include Eula Gooden and her sons in a two-car wreck four miles west of Muenster, four Randolph AFB airmen near San Antonio, and a Wichita Falls double shooting.
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Associated Press
Texas
Muenster
Eula Gooden
Kirkland
Ben Gooden Jr
James Edward Gooden
R. H. Kintner
Wichita Falls
Kintners
Randolph Afb
Highway 81
San Antonio
Carl W. Rosenthal
Obion
Tenn
Roy E. Davis
Winnsboro
Clair L. Cross
Slippery Rock
Pfe
Jack L. Johnson
Clayton
Okla
Danial Teran Bernal
Alvin
Reuben H. Lopez
San Be
Spanish Archbishop Warns Against Protestant Tolerance
Pedro Cardinal Segura y Saenz, archbishop of Seville, issues a pastoral letter denouncing Protestantism and other heretical religions. The letter foreshadows a new campaign against Protestants, as the government protests the document and an attack on a Protestant chapel last Wednesday in Seville.
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Sevilla
Spain
Pedro Cardinal Segura Y Saenz
Two Hattiesburg Officers Die in Shootout
In Hattiesburg Mississippi two patrolmen M W Vinson Jr 32 and Jesse James Everett 28 were killed during a gun battle following a burglary call near Ace Weathers Motor Company. Suspect Luther Carlyle Wheeler 21 of Jacksonville Florida was arrested hours later and gave an oral statement about a companion and a pregnant wife in the car.
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Hattiesburg
Miss
M. W. Vinson, Jr
Jesse James Everett
Ace Weathers Motor Company
E. C. Harris
Luther Carlyle Wheeler
Jacksonville
Fla
Harris
Wheeler
Merrill
Fred Sterling
Edna
Belly Landing Ends Safely At Dayton Airport
A four hour in the sky drama ended when pilot Carl R. Siemer belly landed a Lockheed Lodestar at Dayton municipal airport. Four aboard including Siemer and his wife were shaken but not hurt as onlookers watched a gear jam and a gasoline burn to ease fire risk. Co pilot William Pollard and others from Cincinnati Milwaukee and Cincinnati based Trailmobile Corp employees were aboard.
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Dayton
Carl R. Siemer
Cincinnati
Vandalia
Siemer
Ruth
W. A. Burns
Trailmobile Corp
Harry Eyler
Milwaukee
Wis
William Pollard F
Batista's Revolt Seizes Cuba Power Before Vote
In Havana on March 10 Fulgenio Batista led an army backed revolt as President Carlos Prio Socarras fled the palace. Batista claimed control of Camp Columbia and named Lt Rafael Salas chief of police. The campaign had featured anti corruption rhetoric amid a tense electoral scene with Hevia and Agramonte as leading candidates.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Carlos Prio Socarras
Prio
Batista
Camp Columbia
Rafael Salas
Pino
Salas
Columbia
Cuban Army General Staff
United Action Party
Roberto Agramonte
Orthodox People’s Party
Agramonte
Piio
People's Party
Authentic Revolutionary Party
Carlos Hevia
Hevia
Eduardo Chibas
Dust And Wind Invade West Texas Again
A weak cool front drifts through Texas bringing light rain and snow, with strong winds causing damage. Five deaths occur near Muenster from a highway crash amid wet roads, while tornadic winds strike Bonham and Dallas.
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Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Muenster
Dalhart
Amarillo
South Plains
Tyler
Farmersville
Galveston
Austin
Big Spring
Bonham
Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Beaumont
del Rio
Fort Worth
Laredo
Lufkin
Texarkana
San Anelo
College Station
Palacios
Childress
Mineral Wells
Junction
Cotulla
Grapevine Dam
Corsicana
Marshall
Brownsville
Weather roundup for Texas coast and plains
West Texas shows partly cloudy and cool conditions with a warmer afternoon on Tuesday and lows around 28 to 33. East Texas expects cloudy skies, cooler temperatures, and showers possible this afternoon with strong onshore winds easing tonight. South Central Texas remains partly cloudy and cooler with mild Tuesday and diminishing coastal winds. North Central Texas remains cool into Tuesday.
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West Texas
Yeenie
Upper
South Plains
East Texas
Texas
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