Snyder Spotlight Highlights Explosions and Progress in Week
Two explosions caused property damage and one injury as traffic incidents added to a week of news. A fatal crash three miles west of town claimed Mrs. Nell Darby. Bids opened for Snyder armory construction with Jay Tate as low bidder. Lake J. B. Thomas shows modest runoff amid rain. Civic Music Association renewed membership after a surge aided by Houston Symphony. Scurry County eyes Lake Thomas park site with Colorado River Municipal Water District option. Mr. and Mrs. H W Cargile follow Alice Low on Lawrence Welk. Wyche is family name.
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Wacil McNair
Redwood Courts
Avenue S
Nell Darby
Snyder Civic Music Association
Houston Symphony
CMA
Lake J. B. Thomas
Scurry County
Colorado River
H. W. Cargile
Our Town
Alice Low
Lawrence Welk
Henderson
East Texas
Wyche
28 Crewmen Are Rescued From Sinking Freighter Bornholm
New York May 4 Twenty eight crewmen were rescued from the Finnish freighter Bornholm 1 200 miles east southeast of New York. The vessel sank eight minutes after the crew boarded the Coast Guard cutter Duane at 10 03 a m. The Bornholm en route from Spain to Wilmington Del with a flour cargo sent distress at 9 a m yesterday. Weather roughness caused flooding and the ship could not stand heavy seas.
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New York
Bornholm
Coast Guard
Duane
Spain
Wilmington
Del
Monument Unveiled for R34 Air Crossing at East Fortune
The Duke of Hamilton unveiled a monument at East Fortune commemorating the first two way Atlantic air crossing by the British airship R34 in 1919. East Fortune was the take off site.
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East Fortune
Scotland
Duke of Hamilton
Snyder High School open house displays student projects
The industrial education department of Snyder schools hosts a 7 p.m. open house in the high school shop to showcase student and adult class projects. About 275 students and 34 adults participate, with top works entered in contests at Abilene Christian College and later in a statewide event in Dallas. Projects span wood metal and plastic items from shop cars to boats and furniture.
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Royce Clanton
Clanton
Frank Miller
Nash
Studebaker
DeSoto
Lee Watson
Industrial Education Department
Snyder
Abilene Christian College
ACC
Dallas
One Injured In Accident At Thirty Seventh Street And Avenue S
One man Godfrey E. Pavalas driver of a 1952 GMC pickup owned by Pete J. Nachlinger of 2812 Avenue H was slightly injured and hospitalized for observation after a two vehicle crash Friday afternoon at Thirty-seventh Street and Avenue S. The other driver Odell N. Cox of 2707 Avenue U in a 1954 Ford was uninjured. Both vehicles sustained heavy damage.
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Thirty-seventh Street
Avenue S
Godfrey E. Pavalas
Pete J. Nachlinger
Avenue H
Odell N. Cox
Avenue U
Oil Well Fire Put Out At Local Theater Site
Firemen quickly extinguished a blaze at an oil well inside the city limits last night. Flames broke out around 8 p m near Avenue T and Seventeenth Street at the bottom of a theater causing little damage. The incident occurred about two blocks north of a previously ignited well.
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Avenue T
Seventeenth Street
Investment Drive Aims To Fund Scurry County Foundation
The Chamber of Commerce industrial committee and Jaycees push a community investment drive for the Scurry County Industrial Foundation. By June 1 they expect full operation with sufficient subscriptions to help attract industries to Snyder and Scurry County. Funds buy property and buildings for industry needs with rental or lease options, not subsidies.
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Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Jaycees
Scurry County Industrial Foundation
Jaycees and
Chamber Committee
Snyder
Scurry County
Chamber of Commerce
Snyder FFA Meat Judging Team Finishes Fifth in State
Snyder High School Future Farmers of America meat judging team placed fifth at the state contest held at Texas A&M in College Station. Richard Miller led the state in carcass judging and ranked seventh overall in meats contests, nine teams listed with Wylie first and Snyder among the top ten. Members Miller Pat Maddox and Benny Rinehart competed under instructor Billy Bob Mc Mullen.
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Snyder High School
Future Farmers of America
Texas A & M College
College Station
Richard Miller
Snyder
Billy Bob McMullen
Snyder Vocational Agriculture
West Texas
Miller
Pat Maddox
Benny Rinehart
Wylie
Fredericksburg
Stephenville
Menard
Mason
van Fleck
Pittsburgh
Pasadena
Hillsboro
Students Kick Ball For Church Charity
Two Princeton University students, 19 year olds Robert Mendenhall and Victor Regan Jr., trekked 50 miles while kicking a soccer ball for a church charity. After a truck ran over the ball near Linden New Jersey they planned a rest until 8 p.m. then start back with a new ball. If they complete the 100 mile round trip in under 60 hours local students will donate over 500 dollars to St. Vincent's House, a Protestant Episcopal mission for Negroes in Galveston Texas.
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New York
Princeton University
Biltmore
Princeton
Linden
N.J
Robert Mendenhall
Victor Regan Jr
St. Vincent’s House
Galveston
Tex
Johnson Attacks Ike Budget as 1960 Election Issue
Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson launches a sharp critique of President Eisenhower's budget, framing federal economy as a defining issue for next year's congressional elections. He aims to trim spending selectively, stressing appropriations for housing health and power projects while pledging no set cuts in total outlays. Johnson cites Texas voter backing for reduced spending and argues the mood could be nationwide.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Congress
Johnson
Senate
Knowland
Hous
Ing
Texas
Rivers Carry New Threats Of Floods
Texas rivers rise again as Wichita Falls and Brazos lower Trinity areas face renewed flood risk. Officials report 0.17 inches rainfall over two days, city evacuations, and a million dollar bridge closure while Army Engineers dispute the severity of the bridge danger.
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Associated Press
Texas
Wichita Falls
Brazos River
Trinity
Highway Department
Kimball Bend
Brazos
Harry Fischer
Army Engineers
Weather Summary for Snyder and West Texas
Record shows Friday high 69 with low 50 and 0.12 inch rainfall by 7 30 a m Saturday. West Texas cloudy with light rain in Panhandle South Plains and Upper Pecos Valley eastward otherwise partly cloudy Sunday and Monday with no major temperature changes.
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Snyder
West Texas
Panhandle
South Plains
Upper
Pecos Valley
Floods Cause Major Damage Across Regions
Heavy rains and cloudbursts continued Friday into the night causing flooding in several areas. The Sabine River neared two feet of the highway near Deweyville and Evangeline Louisiana as officials counted five million dollars in flood damage to government facilities over 17 days. President Eisenhower allocated one million dollars for public rebuilds including roads and sewers, while the Red Cross reported about 9,000 people displaced and 2,000 awaiting assistance.
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Louisiana
Sabine
Deweyville
Evangeline
Eisenhower
Red Cross
Services For Mrs. Darby Slated Today
Funeral service for Nellie Estelle Darby Killed in an automobile collision west of Snyder will be held at 3 p m at the Twenty Fifth Street Church of Christ. Officiating will be Ted Norton with C Dale Brooks assisting. Burial will follow in Snyder Cemetery.
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Nellie Estelle Darby
Snyder
Twenty-fifth Street Church of Christ
Darby
Hill County
Scurry County
George L. Hartley
Frank Darby Sr
Ted Norton
Twenty-fifth Street
McCarthy Death Sparks Plans for Books on Investigations
Friends disclosed McCarthy planned a book on congressional investigations focusing on constitutional authority subpoenas and watchdog roles. A later work on communism and policy was also hinted. Burial set in Appleton Wisconsin with Senate leaders Knowland and Johnson leading a delegation.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Ray Kiermas
Patrick Miller
Miller
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Senate
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin House
Air Force
Knowland
California
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Bethesda Na
Council Sets Agenda for Big Meeting with Bell Telephone
The city council will hear Southwestern Bell Telephone Co on a possible local rate increase. Investor Carter Johnson of Rouscher Pierce & Co requests recall of $87,000 in long term bonds to swap for short term bonds for slight interest savings, a request refused previously.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Carter Johnsson
Rouscher, Pierce & Co
Nuclear Weapons Plan Is Mapped by NATO Allies
NATO members consider making nuclear weapons and guided missiles available across Europe from the Arctic to the Aegean with the United States supplying stockpiled arms. The plan would designate the Supreme Commander in Europe as peacetime holder of armaments to avoid arming national armies or transferring U.S. arms.
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BOM
Germany
North Atlantic
Europe
Arctic
Aegean
United States
Lauris Norstad
U. S
NATO
West Germany
Russia
Norway
Denmark
Netherlands
Greece
Turkey
NATO Council of Foreign Ministers
Dulles
Paris
Konrad Adenauer
Dulles-Adenauer
Truman Attacks Ike Budget And Leadership
Former President Truman assails Eisenhower for failed leadership and a tight money policy he says shifts income from the poor to the rich. He warns of rising maladjustments in the economy as Democrats rally for next year’s elections and vow budget reform.
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Truman
Ike
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
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