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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1956

Page

2

Forrest outlines steady growth minded mayoral bid in Lubbock

S. S. Forrest Jr. resigned city commissioner post to run for mayor. He argues current administration has efficiently managed growth, cites the Auditorium Coliseum project and water plans, and urges continued citizen studies for fiscal restraint and long term zoning and paving policies.

S. S. Forrest Jr Lubbock Forrest Auditorium Coliseum City Electric Plan Commission Falls Lubbock Cvic Citizens Committee City Commission Canadian River Eit

Motion To Dismiss Cotton Injunction Suit Turned Down

Federal Judge Joe Ingraham denied a government motion to dismiss a West Texas cotton acreage quota injunctive suit filed by four farmers led by Willis Hawkins Ralph White Floyd Smith and George Smith. The suit seeks damages and challenges the West Texas quota system imposed by the State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee arguing the committee acted under federal law and failed to comply with Agriculture Department rules.

Houston West Texas State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Joe Ingraham Texas Ingraham. Asst. US Attv Carlos G. Watson Jr Washington State Committee ASC Secretary, of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Austin Wilson West Texans Willis A. Hawkins Castro County Ralph White Howard County Floyd Smith Martin County George J. Smith Jones County

Youths Offer Seats to Elders Prompted by News

In Tokyo on March 31 eager young men offered elderly passengers their seats on streetcars and buses after a newspaper story highlighted a youth who secured a good job by politely giving up his seat to an older factory president.

Laredo Tex William Prescott Allen the Times Austin Reform Party Tokyo

Rites Held For Parkman Infant In Littlefield

Funeral services were conducted for John Wendall Parkman, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Parkman, who died shortly after birth in Littlefield. The service was led by Rev. E. W. Fine and Dr. Lee Hemphill at Hammons Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Littlefield Cemetery. Survived by brother Randall Wayne and grandparents N. I. Humphries, C. W. and Mrs. Parkman.

Littlefield John Wendall Parkman John H. Parkman Hammons E. W. Fine Bula Baptist Church Lee Hemphill Littlefield First Baptist Church Littlefield Cemetery Randall Wayne N. I. Humphries Dimmitt C. W. Parkman Bula

Ambassador Race Posts Fifth Entry

Joselene Watkins aged 24 of Lubbock has become the fifth applicant for the Lub shock Community Ambassador contest. She is the second woman to enter this year joining Miss Mary Randal in the field. Other entrants include Mack Robertson , W Hendrix Jr. and Don Daniel. Deadline to apply is April 10 for residents within the Lubbock Independent School District who will graduate high school by June.

Lubbock Charness Tie Amarillo Pampa Plainview Chamber of Commerce Lubbock Independent Crime Commission Joselene Watkins G. H. Watkins Rt. 7 Lubshock Mary Randal Jack Randal 17Th St Mack Robertson 57Th St Fillmore W Lubbock Independent School District

Wedding March Sounded At Harrowby Funeral

In Landon England the wedding march played at the funeral of the Earl and Countess of Harrowby who died within three days of each other. The organ echoed the tune as the pair were married 68 years ago. Sprigs of myrtle placed on the coffins came from a plant grown in Halifax. Eighteen Canadian and British ships will join a NATO mine warfare exercise off Halifax April 30 to May 6 with Lady Harrowby’s mine clearance group and helicopters involved.

Ed Church Halifax Nova Scotia Lady Harrowby Halibouquet Earl

Lorenzo Voters Approve 165000 School Bond Issue

Lorenzo Independent School District voters approve a 165000 bond issue 119 to 68 for a new gymnasium home economics cottage and vocational agriculture building at Lorenzo High School. They also authorize a maintenance tax 121 to 59 and Senate Bill 116 lifting bonded debt limit to 10 percent of assessed valuation 130 to 59.

Lorenzo Lorenzo Independent School District W. D. Cherry Lorenzo High ‘School

Boys Club Alumni Officers Elected in Lubbock

Jack McLarty was elected president of the Lubbock Boys Club Alumni Chapter at a banquet with 57 alumni in attendance. John Tosh became vice president and Charles Wright treasurer secretary. O J Sexton Western Union manager gave the main address and John W Wilson welcomed guests. Danny Storch performed accordion numbers.

Jack McLarty Lubbock Boys Club John ‘Tosh Charles Wright O. J Bo) Sexton Western Union John W. Wilson Lubbock Boys Clubs, Inc J. RayDickey American Business Club Danny Storch Lubbock Community Chest

Farm Youth Wounded In Hunting Accident Near Reese AFB

A 13 year old boy Roy Rocha suffered a bullet wound to his left hand and forearm in a hunting accident on the Fred Perry farm two miles north of Reese Air Force Base. A .22 caliber rifle discharged about 2 30 p.m. while he was loading the weapon into a pickup truck. Rocha received emergency treatment at Methodist Hospital and was released.

Roy Rocha Fred Perry Reese Air Force Base Warr Highway Rocha Methodist Hospital

Cannon Thieves Sought After San Martin Monument Theft

Police hunt for thieves who stole a 200 pound cannon from a San Martin monument in Cordoba Argentina. Pupils at an Atlanta school Easter egg hunt discovered 814 gallons of moonshine whiskey hidden under school steps.

Cordoba Argentina Gen Jose de San Martin Atlanta

Home treatment for cerebral palsy and deficiencies advertised

Denver readers are urged to obtain a $5 book detailing a home method to treat cerebral palsy and mental deficiency in children. The program promises free literature on related diseases and chiropractic guidance from Spears Hospital and Dr. Leo Speers, with a push to help mothers who cannot pay.

Denver Colo Spears Chiroprac

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