Night Watchman Foils Blue Jean Theft by Waco Teens
Five Waco youths aged 13 to 17 stole about 85 pairs of jeans and 15 cents from Clifton Manufacturing Co. and a soft drink machine. Night watchman John Allen nabbed three as they returned for the loot. detectives recovered 30 more jeans from a garage and later found the rest after an anonymous tip. All five were jailed and to be turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Waco
Clifton Manufacturing Co
Johnson
John Allen
Hammond Macchinery and Supply Co
Allen
Earl Coan
Clarence Coan
East Waco
Herbert Hadaway
Claude H. Parks
Hadaway
Parks
Coan Brothers
Michigan Mayors Swap Tips in Neighboring Towns
Mayor Charles Waddell of Galesburg meets weekly with Mayor Frank C. Clark of Parchment to exchange local happenings. Waddell commutes to Parchment five days a week to work in a factory, passing Clark who runs a city pharmacy.
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Michigan
Galesburg
Mich
Charles Waddell
Frank C. Clark
Parchment
Clark
Waddell
Frank
Marshall Man Named Chiropractor of Year
Dr. C. L. Gibson of Marshall Texas was named the chiropractor of the year at the close of the first annual Texas State Chiropractic Assn convention. El Paso was chosen as the site of the 1957 convention. Re-elected officers include G. M. Lee Beaumont president Harkey Victoria vice president Homer Ulz San Antonio secretary.
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Marshall
Tyler
Tex
C. L. Gibson
Texas
Chiropractic Assn
el Paso
G. M. Lee Beaumont
Harkey
Victoria
Homer Ulz
San Antonio
Ex Education Board President Succumbs
Gilbert M. Denman, 39, former President of the State Board of Education and noted San Antonio attorney, died at a local hospital after several months of illness. He led the board and practiced law in San Antonio.
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Education Board
San Antonio
Tex
Gilbert M. Denman
State Board of Education
Texas Democrat Urges Prayer for Ike Recovery
Ralph Yarborough urged Texans to pray for the fall recovery of President Eisenhower. Yarborough noted his service under Eisenhower in World War II and spoke from Aisene Texas on June 9.
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Ralph Yarborough
Tex
Eisenhower
Yarborough
Deplores Lack of a Strong Third Party by Norman Thomas
Norman Thomas, veteran Socialist candidate and banquet speaker at the party’s 30th national convention in Chicago, laments the absence of a strong third party and says differences between Eisenhower and Stevenson are negligible. He warns of embittered racists attempting to run candidates to throw the election to the House.
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Chicago
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Thomas
House of Representatives
Arkansas Youth Found Guilty of Slaying Boy
Emmett Farr Leggell, 19, was convicted of first degree murder in the Christmas week strangling of Joe King, 14. The all male jury deliberated two hours and 12 minutes. The verdict set no mercy but the judge must impose the death penalty in the electric chair. Defense argued innocence and insanity.
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Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Emmett Farr Leggell
Joe King
Willieam’ J. Kirby
Legger
Alsy
John Bailey
Magazine Editor Dies in Texas Sheriff Association Magazine
W. E. Nee, 67, longtime editor of the Sheriffs Assn. of Texas magazine, died in a hospital today after 15 years in the role. Funeral plans were not announced. Nee shaped coverage of sheriff departments and law enforcement events statewide.
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Austin
W. E. Nee
The
Sheriffs Assn
Texas Magazine
Plans For Traveling Crime Lab To Texas Schools
Texas Law Enforcement Foundation directors meet in Austin this weekend to discuss a traveling crime laboratory to four Texas schools. Col. Homer Garrison will head an advisory council including regional peace officer association presidents. Attorney General John Ben Shepperd to join. Directors include Pack Street, J M West, Billy Bob Crim, Jack Love, and Dr Merton Minter.
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Austin
The
Texas Law Enforcement Foundation
Texas
Homer Garrison
Department of Public Safety
John Ben Shepperd
Foundation
Pack Street of
Sa Antonio
J. M. West
Houston
Billy Bob Crim
Kilgore
Jack Love
Llano
Merton Minter
San Antonio
Editor Progressing After Chest Surgery
Corpus Christi editor Bob McCracken is progressing satisfactorily after major chest surgery performed earlier this week. He is an associate editor for the Corpus Christi Caller-Times and remains under medical care.
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Corpus Christi
Bob McCracken
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