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THE EVENING NEWS AND THE MORNING TELEGRAM CONSOLIDATED IN 1915. ABSORBED THE DAILY GAZETTE IN 1924. * j
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEXAS, M0NENW7DECEMBER 28. 1*53, ^ « PAGES — B CENTS MEMB
Forecast
Partly Cloudy
SULPHUR SPRINGS, TEXAS, MONDArYT DECEMBER 28, 1953,
6 PAGES - B CENTS MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS
3 New Members
Named to Board
Of Local Hospital
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^ Three new members of the
: .county’s Board of Hospital |j •
Wan Hirers were appointed, 11301110 AIldMlC
Monday by the commission- 3 » ' _ * ■ ,
first i-banKe in SlOWS TrUMpf!
the membership of the board n i r r*
since it started functioning nOUnO lOf LallFODG
in January, 1949, as the poll-1 UUUI1U 1U1 "Ui UJ#U
cy making control agency! _
for Hopkins County Memor- Nt‘" ^olk’ 1 et- 1 .
ial HCapital. luck ls continuing to dog some ot i
The new members, appointed! the persons who were rescued ,
(Or two-year terms, are L, F. I tom the Atlantic yesterday aftei
Bridges, Jr., Sulphur Springs; their vessel broke in Uyo. , The
Lewis Wicker, Cellar Grove, rep- 43 were picked up by two rescue j
-resenting Precinct t^and .Clarence j ships which then set out for Luio-j
(iorey-Brashiiari representing Pre- i pean ports. But raging winds ]
chiefs 1. ....................V and mountainoug'jsea* have kept
The law provides that Wo of the j ofte of the vessels—the U. .S, mil-
six board members shall )>p—from itary sea transport ship Blue-
Sulphur Springs and one .from: jacket — from proceeding. Jhe
cadi of the county precincts. Bluejacket went only ufefiu.t. 15
Since the organization of the: miles when huge waves forced it
hoard in 1949, members have beeiV.jto pull up ami ride out the storm,
reappointed at the expiration of ]V The Bluejacket was first on the
their terms. This year the' three: sWtH. after the Swedish freight-
men whose terms expire’’ asked j e,vf)kl«Jioma, serft out distress
that they not be reappointed. j siB-Mahi. It took 36 of the &ur-
“They felt that Since they had: vjvors\ aboard. The Finnish
served four years, they had done j freighter^ Orion w ith the seven
their, part and should not con-i others apparently is proceeding
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Mount Wilson Observatory
Threatened by Forest Fire
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REDS SEBER INDO-CRlNA—Shaded area on News map indicates
toward Europe.
Sheriff BryceJ
Serves as Host
To 3 Children
where Communist-led Bfctminh forces have severed Hie harrow
neck of French indo-China. as they open their long-feared/offen-
sive. Their first invasion of the‘kingdom of Laos since tyst Ma$r j California's' iong drouth
| Los AngdcH, Dec. 28 (AP) ] -
— A Iate-aeason foreat fire:
i wHipued by high winds is j
] threatening famed Mount '
(Wilson Observatory in Cal-
I i forma, and its adjoining TV:
[transmitter area. The fire is,
ope of two spreading in the.
southern California San Gab-,
riel“Mountains. The flames!
j have been spread by winds
I blowing in from the desert
which were clocked last:
i night at velocities up to 89 miles ]
an hour.--
] Both fires are-out of coutrbl. j
| So far the two fires have con-
sumed more than 10,000 dries of;
I timber and brush dried out by
has resulted in the capture of-Thakhek, vital supply ccntey on the
Mekomr River, has cut off French traffic-on..the -river, ai/d sever,
cyjtjie main highway used by loyal troops In Laos. French union
forces ntV regrouping and receiving reinforcement* at tjavanhak-
het, 50 miles south ofThakhek. Arrows indicate routes Rod' force
could take .unless repulsed; North, against, non-isolated French
forces at Laos, or south, into Cambodia. (NEA Newsthapi.
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REPAIR WORK SET
New White Oak Dam
Due Additional Work
tinuc on the board indefinitely,”]
County Judge Wayne Gee explain-
ed. * ‘
Retiring hoard members are F.
O. Froncberger, Sulphur Springs;
Joe Hurley, Pleasant Grove, Pre-
cinct 4, and Cook Weaver, Green-
view, Precinct 1.
Present board members whose Ta 0 PllllHrPn Additional work, oh the .new,
terms extend for another year arc] v wllltU* via White Oak dam following its ini-
Chairman J. R. Ramey, Sulphur tfal test under heavy water pres-
Springs; Perry Fiippin, Nclta, Pre- Being a sheriff calls for il do- sure will be done soon by the cott-
einct '3,‘and A: T. Allison, Como, ( gree of resourcefulness sufficient j tractor for the project, City Man-
Precinct 2 ’ i to meet almost any kind of situa-; ager Arvil Patton said Monday.
Judge Gee had high praise for! Hen. Patton said the work will con-, , a
the work of the hospital board, Sheriff Jim Bryce found that sist largely of restoration of dam-, 1 n h nr pi fin AlH
during its four years of Service. ! out last week-end when he was ' aged rip-rap .structure in the creek *»• * V8WMJM mu
’“We couldn't ask for anything called upon to serve as host for channel below the dam 'and re-;
to go off any better, any more the night for three children whose pouring of asphalt joints in the i Washington, Dee
smoothly or. any more congenial-! elders had been committed to the | dam w'iu-re seepage is, occurring,
ly than they have for this board,”; county jail in advance stages of The city has done1 some chan-
hc added.
Ashes from the Mount Wibioi,
! fire have been falling as far aw,
i as downtown Los Angeles ^and
j Ijptlywood, 12 miles 'to tin/cast i
of the nearest file, / i
As the flames spread/up the;
i mountain slopes, telephone and
! power lines were blown down or
j burned out in the Mount Baldy
: and San Antonio /canyon areas,
Roads have boon Mocked off and
j sightseers told Jo Stay .out.
Firefighters/ believe that 136
,r«hins were destroyed in big Santa
. Anita canyon! but tjhr intense heat
flumes hfaf kept an in-
5- •
from the
y pmi-v »1>UT1 Hio •*•’“ ! . PATIENT
More Juan 2,606 persons have been LlvJlNj rAllt.PI,I
cftiguated. from homes in half a|
NEW ZEALAND'S WORST RAIL DISASTER — Re-cue workeis line the bank of the -Wattgehr/i
River, ljil) miles north I of Wellington, New Zealand, as they press a search for bodies of the more
than 150 person; whir filed when five ears of a 'nine-ear passenger train plunged through a rail-'
road trestle, I he piers of which were undermined by a fla-h flood. Many qit.Jipafd .were en route
from Wellingtob to Auckland to see Queen Elizabeth II, who is in New Zealand on her globe-girdl-
ing Goiiinibnweaith tpor.. (NEA Radio-Telephoto). 1
spectiop party frbin the area
ON FM ROUTE
Sfassen Reveals
Spending Slash
H'VHJ'UlHVli II "HI lll'im n in iio.i *» t
: dmten cirnmn’inities along the San !
Gabriel foothills.
/ Forty bed patients were taken-!
from Pottenger Sanatorium andi
] Clinic. in-Mt>drovia. Children were]
taken from home* at the north!
end of Madrc as flaniC8-cro»iie.d the !_
city limits over hrush-eovereT
land.
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County Approves
Amended Order
Npr Year's Day
Sn as General
loliday Here
Invaluable Obtervalory
28 Pur-j Blount Wilson’s funions observa-
eign Aid Chief /Harold Stassen; tory may bc described as invalua-
says the U, S’./government Vt)f
intoxication. . ! nef rep»ir\ork Mow'the dam"to I KPcnd f*n' dollars-less ini ln Uu, silnl(> four mil- Texas State's^ Tangerine Bowl
Bryee and his force came into i prevcnt further wishing. j overseas aid than congress author- ]|on ^„|jars worth of television football party cooled theii heels ^ . -_ «
custody of the group, all from The citv'manager declared some r!0'* ,hls14^'al y‘'1ar’ Aml h,e SH]]S! transmitter' equipment, overlook-, in Greenville tin morning while, II WAV* WfiftK-KUlf
Fort Worth, when their car was j 1 J encountered with urae-!11lmt Pr0>'h y 'Vlil nu,i"V"hat Ming the heavily populated Los An- a H.aniff HC-(i airline, crew W*.C4 "Utt
stopped ill Brashear Friday night (ii..l|k, „V,1] V ,)Hm nr „,h,„ w«t,.riterlM "r ,»«lan« ed cash budget, j s,e|os ar,,a. All but one of the Los staged a three hours and 20 min-
Ml'ClS Delay County Escapes
Kifty-fWe ^ nymnbers _pf East JgJ-JQyj
8 An amended state highway de.
partment order designating Crush
road southeast of Sulphur Springs
as a farm to marked route was ae-
; repted Monday by the county eotu-
M missioners court.
Extending from the end of tlio
! College street pavement on the
east edge of Sulphur Springs
southeast to a junction with State
j by Conatablp Ralph W. Hell
' tion of its odcupatrt-s.
Sulphur Springs will obaerve
! three adults and two teen-ager*. ^,,"<|'oii has [nin inspnt snys St a-.sen was not predicting a Angeles. It has caused the aVacuu Greenville, and the pilbt. Captain ,*,H^11 mtidint if any
'in obviously- drunken condition. I «]d 'both by the etty s Dallas en- ] lmlanrv,| feileral budget. This'] t,<>n of 300 persons; chiefly in the |.',-a)ik Staley, returned to the ;
Cnnullton NnM - O. ^
... the Se„fI <>- 3.........
.......... roim«- order vmh for erty-county main-
It nam^ of thr of the road
With them were the three child-1 Kmeering representatives■ spokesman ;av the foreign aid |>H|m,.,. fanyon ami Padua area !)g||as-Fort Worth area to await Motorist's reported I .. S. 67 be-] between the present end of the
••eneral holiday Friday for New ren, a girl of 11 and two hoys »•>.' contra.-tm-, the- 11 off map & ,.|iri>(.t0|. wa, ,miy talking about a|„,V(. C|«re»lionl. Tin blaze n ;i development I Ijyeen .Sulphur Spring and Green city pavement and the junction of
Year's Day with niost local bust- «'•"*'< tout years of age. “»>t. ilction ( »mpany. taah tor hl< 0w4 organ >’ flare-up of a fl* which burned „a|.,'*"" e-peemUy crowded dith’the new U. S 67- bypass after the
ss houses Closed. The sheriff described the teen- .«: Mled an over owed wit.h - ...... 4 Opb acre two weeks ago , 'e j : J - ^ .....^ th.; ^pvr-hi^Kwa.v
1 101 ine linu •• ... .• . , , , x r r . 1 j h<* u av iiitcrva . Iraffr on which cot*tru<stlon ib cixpt'cteti
Sta men tied Ins commonl ori a it swent un from f ucamontra fut* | *. f • , . 4 1
, , i , i i * ■ ui ' ,, . , ,r WHh i no vine in niinoht solid pro- to sturt next y<*»r.
balanced cash n *9h,f anyon and now . J.urnmtr out of Ul(..h,g IIC-6 made a rtfeLesa.or..... the two-lane pavement! The distance involved Is a lit-
. 'L '.Vo • "Mw V TP„, ’"11'' ’ "n 0 0UI 111 1 ■■ " '. landing in Dallas, with the five J during some interval' Sunday. tie more than ,6 mile, practically
n * ‘M ‘l* * * Hundreds of mm air finhUn^ errw morn hers—--nervouN hut, sin ii-1 Only it evident reported wan a all inside the city limits.,
bury SocMdaiv Huinphicv and t|,(. two bijc fires.. inj,r — climbing down the rump, mir>oi <Sunday afternoon The highway departmvnt’H oritfi
lludjEfot Director Joseph Dodge*. Most df Souttorn California is after the plane -roiled to a stop 'at the intersection of College pal dehiunution order would hu\«'
at a safe (listance from Die forest Captii^i Staley said ncrv'ously,^ street and Oak Avenue Poliec* ijid reipiinvl the city and county to
, . Pl . „ '■* aire jrirl and an older woman ay
t,mid Stephens, manager of a„' t,xtl.cmt( atalc of intoxica-
Chamber of C ommerce , sa d ^ of thl. Kroup Wm,
Monday that New A ear s Day is • „ ,.(J h(. addcd, hut it ’whs
„nc of the four holidays.; that difflcujt to t,rai,. fam,ly tica
have been fully observed here
for many years.
The others are
view of the circumstances,
. Bringing the party to Sulphur
C lmstmas,. S]>ringr-s, Bryce lodged the older
thanksgiving anil Independence m,.mbers in jail on drunkenness
Day.
D. B. Hedrick
Of Sulphur Bluii
Claimed by Death
WEATHER
Rain Falls
Here Sunday
.Sulphur Springs received .18
tut inch of tain Sunday night to
tun it total for the year to date
to 45.95 inches, according to
Ralph Hill, official 'observe!. For
December, the -tutal is 5.20 inches.
The high temperature Sunday
was 61 degree’s and the mercury
dtupped to*37 early Monday. The
temperature at mid-day was only
13 degrees, a- colder weather
threatened again.
charges. He was then stuck with j
the problem of what to do \Vith ,,,,,,
,1,, , , , , ,, , rifial rites were held Mondav
the children. - A telephone call to
, , >. . , <ii. , • afternoon at tin*' Sulphur Bluff
relatives in Omaha failed to bring i ^ , ... . , A.. t ----- , , ,, .
i . ........ ...... Methouist t hurt'll for Dame! Hen- r... •-!< '•<!>• wiUr
an> help f l om this SOUfce. Mamin Hedrick 65 eafe onerator i'i»|,i'r*iim Vjistiv - J">»«—i
Meanwhile, Mrs. Bryce ami!-1 ' ... ' ' ,, . mcl,i -.'s-Xs in th. inoh.,, ,h„i i--i. m-wif Ruud grader were called out to
. , • ,, C,i who died Dec. 26 at Memorial n„. ,.B„t * K'“ , ,
their two daughters,\ Margie, /9, „.....u_, ^ ^ ffOOTVI CKNTltAI, TV.XA.S I'.r.iK clear -and from some highways. .............
i-uider iii ihe <*»t *ml »«ith i’"r- The strong northeast winds have ... .....
.... . „ , lifimn toi'ishi. TM»a«y. cmm^.iiMc 'Kwili-j. JhatinL- toilav Jirsl report
Mr. Hedrick was horn.at ami wnsmer Lowinf urntyhi 54-sn * ** _.
phur Bluff oh Jkii. 18, 1888, the! ........1 11 !_ . '
son of Leamli't and Nonnie Morris ROSS STERLING TARTER
Hedrick. He was married to]Miss
fires,, b.ut much of it felt the ini- according to --s-t-h c Associated j nut revord the nami's of the par imnntnlii the preseirt F. pS. 67
pact of the winds last night. Some, press; j jtieipanls. route from the public doWntown
gusts ranged up to to 89 miles an j (J j)(, ryac(. W(. w,.ri, „p three: State Highway Patrolman Joe »<|ttare to it- junction with the
i,am AM, in rKNTitAi. TKXA8 hour uprooting trees, break- hol|r and o„ . ,| counted I*ruW • aid wnne tfhuble wa# en- new bypass at Rock < reck.
I’Hriiv ........ly to igieiv mui s-'W'-r o- jmjr windows, and whipping iiujiml—rVTrj-_tmptItr nf ^j' ----- ' oomiloic^Smidny night during tin Due to (lie unusual precedent
i ""r ...... 'jfr~vtnni)s which wlupped tcafff'. ^.(.v ,r,in fjpilrt 1' iiitoi r**'" From motorists getting mired involved in,tins rei|uuemmit, coup
and Mary, 14, had taken charge 1,0
of the .youngsters. They ipfieted,, m,tt‘'d ,udHV ,'ari"'r'
cleaned tip, fed ami finally piit t
them to lied in the Bryce home.
Next morning the five defend-!
(Continued on Page Six)
Fire Damages
Denison Building
Denison, Dec. 28 lift—There was
an early morning ijjrc in the
dinvnfintTT section of Denison in
North Tgxns this morning.
Flames raced through a building „ „ „ ,
owned in Roy Dosey and Frank' Ha.Ti.igto., at Mount Sylvan, on
Ozment. and bulging- the Bear 'V. ’ v, u’*"^
Drug Store below and-three doc- 1,1 J- *m>te tn f On., He died
in Wol.
Floy Posey in 1916.
Mr. Hedrick was a member of
I the Methodist Church and the
j Masonic lodge at Sulphur Bluff,
j Immediate survivors include his
| wife, a daughter, Mrs. Juanita
j Winton, Dallas; two brothers, J. L.
! Hedrick? Sulphur Bluff, and Lean-1
I dcr Hedrick, Dallas; two sisters,
Mrs. Lucy Carpenter, -Sulphur:
Services were conducted Mon-1"111"' M'-.-Dolly Carpenter,
day afternoon at 2:39 at Tapp
Mrs. Moore, 77,
Succumbs Here;
Riles Conducted
Jail Inmate’s Death
Ruled Suicide Here
Tony Price, who i accompanying i
the Lion- to I'loridu, ivl.utcil tlic
f the piune'a liou-l
,,k’’ 1>
lie called at I I a in. to repm I
that another plan*' was scheduled I
to reach Majors Field at one;
o'clork. The new arrival time in
Florida i- scheduled about five
p. m. ,
I’me. who often is a victim of:
air-sickncsit, said be was happy
the trouble developed prior to the
team's boarding the plgnc.
Funeral Home for Mrs. Lula Mae
Moore, 77, who died Sunday
morning at her home, 423 Oak
Avenue. She had lived in Sul-
phur Springs tile last year, but
had resided in Hopkins county
mOft of her life.
She was bom the daughter of
V. C. and Miiry ETizuheth Oliver
Pall-bearers were Loyd Chester,
(Continued on Page Six)
Sulphur Springs
Youth Injures
Eve in Blast
Air Force Plans
To Hire British
For Some Chore
"oWushijigioH, Dec. 28 ,-V
Boss Sterling Tarter, - 23-year-
old Gofninerce .fanner and Army
veteran,", died in the Hopkins
County jMI shoi’tlj after niid-
j night Saturday.
Justice of tjie Pchu Jtay Mor-
gan ruled suicide in an iu<]uest
J at the scene.
His. body was found slumped
■The against u cell dom in the-iitil
Youth Charged
With Shooting '
Fireworks Here
The lirsl tangible results ol a
Air Fonje plans to replace 4,000; t’orvidor, bis head twisted through promj1( d police crackdown on dis
a tie. a,nd belt, fashio\ed noose (haixre of fiieworks-in the dos e.
; Amerit'in iservicemen in Britain by
Britiah divilians within the next
| six to 12 months. The airmen*' will
.return to America. In their )diji-e,
ruspenu
ik'd from the door handle.
town fire zone, took place SaDji.
on the muddy ahouidet ■ of U. S. ty ufficiuls asked that the de-ig-
67 between Sulphui Springs ami nation Older lie amended to cover
Mt. Vernon. \ the new FM route only,
THREE MAJOR QUESTIONS ,
Crucial Test Looms
Qver POW Problem
Panjnuiijnni, Ijec. 28 ‘f‘‘ A;cm- men that if the two*, up- , dorv't get
i in I test of the a rmi.-ticc agrCe together '‘‘We don't appear 16 havr^
ment has developed overnight iii ;'iVffj^ legal right to hold the prison-'
Korea. ' ers after Jan. 22.”
The Neutral Nations t'ommis-! In |,is majority report, the Neu-
*ion iii charge of unrepatriated trai Oonmii.-MWi said it wa- oft-
; prisoners iia.- washed its hands of tjped to relieve itself of responslhi-
the jiriddem nm| thrown it i'Ui-k to juy fot-theuni'oncrs because one
the Allied ami < oimminist -com- other pinvision of the armistiee
manjL has not been met and because an-
Three major ipiestion- iiow - are #tj,cr ja j,, dispute.
'up fill deci'ion, and on none of . T|U' one in liispiite is! the cxpliue
them does there seem to be any utioii)s program which .ended Dee.
jjosailiility Ilf agreement The i|Ues. j>;j '|'h,. !J0 ,iay- giveu over to i'T
tion.s are these: *>had tin* cxplans piutiation- were largely wasted by
The’ extent of the damage
Mrs. Millin’ va- a member of H. C. Fouac’ii light eye, hit by 11 Lancashire, Englanii, and the rest
the Baptist Church at Yantis. rocke.t - type firecracker Thurs- wjjj |„. spreai) over various bases
The Rev. W. T. Hewitt and day, has not been determined, his: throughout Britain,
Dr. Dat'd Id Morgan' officiated at father, Cary Fouse, said Monday, i Both the United States and Bri-
some 2,500’ yiviiians will be lii|:cd' day night lit the’i eijuesi of Hunt i.a-te,/
at the giant Burtoiiwond, Base in • ■"unit oft icons. -*~'ki I ai.timw-.'
The 17-ycar-old Fouse, who was ta;„ will gaim front the exchange, imtei into custody.
fu
two at home alone Thursday when he America will save 14 million* dol-
laiightcvs, Mm.| Roy Noles. Sul- set off the explosion, was rtHthed |ars a year, arid tfie Bijilish tree-; 12 . . .
“ - to St. Joseph's Hospital in P»ri^ sUry will be paid the dbllar itipii- Officers estimated' Tarter had.___iHafim l mejj- a__»peciul warn Neutral Nation- Commisfuon. |A
tors’ offices'above. z\ ; trews man
lor radio' siation KDSN in Deni-
son, Doyle Akers,^estimates that
about 60 per cent of the structure
was damaged by fire and water.
The Western Union office next the services,
door wss put .ijut of commission. : immediate—survivors
The Denison Fire Chief, Fat .
Lowe, says fhe fire began upstairs phur Springs, and Mrs. W .
in the bucTTof the building around Rams^alu. Dallas} a >(later, Mrs. by- Buriet Stacy. Stitches. were valent ,of the civilian*, wages. A
5:30 this morning. « B. Hedrick; .Sulphur Springs; a taken ill thi eye. spokesman adds that it costs about
A 12,090 volt transmitter on a brother, C. Y. llarrmgton, Ledel- The youth's father said that at- 84,900 to maintain an American cr prisonei
lumer line behind .the building ex- land; seven gran'dchtldien and• tendants still are unable to de- airihan irt Britain for a ygai^but and
;Ploded during the fire,-.throwing three great-grandchildren. termini- if the vision will be un- a British civilian's Wagi* will aver-
the downtown section of T)enison Pallliearers Were Fletcher impaired. , . mte only about $1,489. The ctvi- of, Tarter's body
Into iiRrbncss. Radio station KDSX Young, J. F. Leigh. Tom Smith,! The Foti-c family resuli- In bans will work as laboreis, clerks, The body iHtei wa unuwed t,,
Doug- sSillphutj Springs oti the Cooper siorekeepers, drivers and itoeeh#ii-..McDonald runcial Home in ( «op-
iiighwa^'. ics. ' •'» for final rites.
V * , ' f
Tarter had been dctapuyl here ,|ay when police aiiesfcd a local tiplis.program I"' extended, as the the Communists, who managed t$>
b.v Sheriff i>,Jim Biye'itrtr ^Satur- -_jppth ' «ho wa- hooting fire- Commum-c demand? Shaij allj£0<iduet interviews on- only 10
on the west "ide ol tho prisoners be released on Jan; 22/ pi ,. Redg are hovk domanti-
•.'■ounty "officers. fVquar^’J > —. . a civilian.-ij }gutho UN demands? jng lfl„ auditional 8tf day.-, cjiiins
He was discovered bj Bryce, The youth pleaded guilty and Shall the Indjan custodial tr6«»t»s«ujnK' the'armistice <">'iis fur 1*0 ao.
deputy Gild Giant and Hunt fineU $13,50 ill cotpdratiun j use force if the prisoners take; ,uaj day^}fVxplanattons, not time
County' deputy Jljjn Latham, who ,-ourt. j ^/mg. into their own handa a net consumed. The UN command in-
came to Sulphur Springs to take police Chief Vaughn Deaton try to escape? M t-. that 96 days were only the
aid.’hi» force would keep a close Those Tpiestlon* wimt' put Hi the ,||m, njade availablt for explaua*
Latham went to the'jail arpund watch for other violateis^of Uie; rival‘fo^nmaiids by India gmd theopposing any exten-
:-'J0 a. :nl. Sunday:' ( law. i j ■ ~ ,two Communist menkbersf of the sioi^thd'-aow-expired deadlin#..
r'0"- A. On th|s point, an Indian spokes-
.been dead about five minutes lie- ing on the offbn -e afbyr -a fire- minority report.was drawn up .irw ,nHn says there will be no exteil-
forc they arrived at the jail. Oth- cracker wa- to soil in a car.-down- the two wester#; ntembeip, SweU- sjon „ n tidei gtee. How
said they were asleep town, burning a girl's clothing,
era not1 disturbed. Roth file and personal injury]
Tapp Funeral IFome took charge I nzards are ijivolyed, he expiain-
was off the ati foj-about an hour William Moore, Lawienee-
ah a result: ■ bw and J. W. McCYeight.
1 I it*' fin1 y.oi uj< jjft’iirnilly m-
Jmlfs all an*a,s Uawfc! for buKiu'i
-s- .J
liwrjio^PSi
un unit SwitzurlaiKl. i ever no agi eemejit likely since
I hr majority report thua ptit l)( .tp.i,. the cxplanaiionc 'vould
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Frailey, F. W. & Woosley, Joe. The Daily News-Telegram (Sulphur Springs, Tex.), Vol. 55, No. 306, Ed. 1 Monday, December 28, 1953, newspaper, December 28, 1953; Sulphur Springs, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth827797/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Hopkins County Genealogical Society.