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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1944

Page

2

Walkout Averted as WFA Reorganizes Distribution Office

Rumblings of a walkout by veteran War Food Administration commodity specialists faded after a second internal reorganization. Lee Marshall shifted duties to Ralph Olmstead, separating procurement from production and marketing, prompting protests but stabilizing authority over commodity programs. Egg markets faced price drops amid oversupply and storage pressure, with officials saying reforms did not cause the market issues.

Ovid A. Martin Associated Press Washington War Food Administration Office of Distribution Ati Lee Marshall Ralph W. Olmstead WFA Hae Fund Marshall Roy Hendrickson United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Tom G. Stitts WFA

War News Censorship Criticized by Oregon Publisher

Palmer Hoyt of the Daily Oregonian urged creation of a Senate committee to investigate war news handling. He called for the war information office to share review power with the high command and censorship chief, criticizing military control of releases and withholding of developments.

Omaha Palmer Hoyt Oregon Office of War Information Senate Hoyt Chamber of Commerce Elmer Davis Thead Daily Oregonian Portland Davis George W. Healy Byran Price Office of Censorship Price

Kids Unhappy About Papa Going To Navy

In Olyphant Pennsylvania on April 1 22 year old mine worker Fred Vandervort heads to Wilkes Barre joining the navy. His four of five children aged one to six balk at the station blocking the rails until police and their mother persuade them to say goodbye amid tears.

Olyphant. Pa Vandervort Seven Seas Fred Vandervort Oliyphant Wilkes Barre

Ickes Seeks Public Hearing On Trans Arabian Pipeline

Interior Secretary Ickes presses for a public defense of the proposed 1,250 mile trans Arabian pipeline. He intends to testify strictly in the record when questioned by the Senate petroleum policy committee. Committee chair Maloney signaled open hearings for Ickes while recent testimony by State Department official Leavell remained under nonpublic discussion.

Washington Ickes Senate Special Petroleum Policy Committee Brewster R-Me Maloney D-Conn Col John Leavell State Department Eastern Affairs Leavell Maloney Near East

Texas to receive 10 894 tractors in 1944 plan

Rep Mahon says War Food Administration assigns Texas 10 894 of 154 000 farm tractors for 1944, the largest share of any state. WFA plans 20 000 monthly output, with 80 percent distributed by manufacturers and 20 percent from the WFA. Mahon protests Texas 558 tractor allotment, seeks boost for West Texas farmers. Texas also to receive 2 800 combines, twice 1943 allotment.

Wards Texas Montgomery Ward Tex Easley Associated Press Washington Rep. Mahon D-Tex War Food Administration WFA Mahon West Texas

University Lands Record Bonuses Hit New Highs in West Texas Auction

The University of Texas auction of oil and gas rights on about 30 000 acres in West Texas realized 3 665 666 in bonuses, with Stanolind paying 900 000 for a 4 026 acre Andrews county tract. Several other Andrews county bids ranged from 100 000 to 200 000. Sinclair Prairie

Austin University of Texas West Texas Stanolind Andrews County Sinclair Prairie

Man Held For Stolen Car Transportation

The FBI in New Orleans announced the arrest of Sam Jones Nesbitt, 41, on charges of transporting stolen automobiles across state lines. He has been a fugitive since September 1942 and is indicted by federal grand juries in Birmingham Alabama and Atlanta Georgia. A separate item notes a land sale listing 321 acres in Andrews county for $210,000 and a wartime bond appeal.

New Orleans Federal Bureau of Investigation Sam Jones Nesbitt Georgia Alabama Louisiana Texas Nesbitt Birmingham Ala Atlanta

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