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Newspaper

Waco Tribune Herald

Location

Waco, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1956

Page

6

Not a Hermit Cave Dweller Relates Residence Reason

Jefferson City Tenn June 23 When Ben Ballenger was three his sweetheart wed another man with a new Hudson He hid in a cave to ease a broken heart for nearly ten years He calls himself the only man in the United States living in a natural cave He built a stairway door stove and basic comforts inside Sleep is on an Army cot and he reads Knoxville papers He coats his bed outside in spring then returns to the cave in November The cave temperature stays around 58 degrees Ballenger recalls four ex sweethearts who left him for richer men

Jefferson City Tenn Ben Ballenger Hudson United States Butlin Holston River Ballenger Knoxville

U S Cotton Textile Industry Struggles Against Japanese Goods

New York June 23 The U S cotton textile industry faces fierce competition from Japanese imports as mills shut down and workers are laid off Japan can price goods lower by paying lower wages and avoiding U S cotton support costs U S production runs about 10 billion yards annually and Japan may ship up to 250 million yards this year constituting roughly 2 5 percent of U S output while concentrating in select markets leading to price declines and factory closures

New York U.S New England South Worth Street Japan

Guard Units Honored for Disaster Duty in Texas 1955

Col Everelt Simpson and Major Roland M. Lawrence led units praised for snow rescue and flood relief in Amarillo Canyon Tulia Mood Brownwood Coleman Brady Stephenville Lubbock Plainview Lavelland El Paso during February April May July 1955. Reviewing stand included Gen John Collier and Gen K L Beery. Mexicana shipped over a billion packs of cigars in 1954.

Everelt S. Simpson Roland M. Lawrence Amarillo Canyon Tulia 142Nd Infantry Albert C. Hoffman Brownwood Coleman Brady Stephenville 132Nd Field Artillery Ross Ayers Shallowater Lubbock John Collier 4Th Army K. L. Beery Texa William Gilmore III Corps Robert Ives

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