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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1955

Page

18

Armaments Race Blamed for Obsolete Aircraft Pile

Washington observes a vast surplus of obsolete aviation gear as the Air Force shifts to jet bombers. Sen. Stennis says the high cost of modernization reflects strategic value, with 2,500 obsolete engines costing about 40 000 each and the B-52 set to replace older bombers like the B-36 and B-29.

Washington Sen. Stennis D-Miss Stennis Sec Air Force Talbott Senate Appropriations Committee Sen Ellerder D-La Talbott Nathan F. Twining Twining Gen. Twining

Dime Claim Puts Man In Jail On Income Tax Count

Charles Wenzel of Hoboken charged with filing fraudulent income tax returns to claim a $400.10 refund. Investigators say forged salary statements accompanied the returns and Wenzel had claimed refunds from 19 offices. Wenzel pled guilty in Hoboken. possible penalties include up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine per count.

Detroit Charles Wenzel Wenzel Hoboken N.J U.S George E. Wood Internal Revenue Service Harry Moorcroft Wood Ralph M. Freeman

Lubbock High Class Of 1921 Holds Reunion Here

Fifteen members of the Lubbock High School Class of 1921 gathered at a Caprock Hotel banquet with eight out-of-town visitors during Easter. The class originally had 54 members. only four are reported deceased. Ray Allen acted as master of ceremonies. special guests included former teachers Mae Murfee and Mrs. Cecil Meskimen, and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Slagle. Letters were read from members in several states. awards went to the farthest traveler, Mrs. Elzada Earhart, and to the top-two grandparents among attendees.

Lubbock High School Caprock Lubbock Blanche Bacon Rush Cooper Gladys Davis Clive Grissom Ray Allen 26Th St Mack Slagle G. N. Atkinson Mae Murfee Cecil Meskimen Elzada Earhart Los Angeles Elzada Dresser Moody Smith Amarillo Walker Jackson Cecil Sims Ave. R Caprock Hotel Claude Denham 20Th St Hollis Green Fort Worth Bernie Holt Velma Newton Lamesa Albert Vaughn Irma

Soldier Charged In Baby Slaying

ENID Okla April 9 A soldier named Stan Hampton a service station attendant was charged after a baby was killed police say he admitted taking a coffee break at 2 am while burglars entered the station and stole the cash register containing 149 dollars detectives report the theft allegedly ties him to the slaying.

Enid Okla Stan Hampton

Engines from WWI subs dismantled in Penrose NZ

Three heavy diesel engines built for German submarines in World War I were dismantled after years of power production service at Penrose New Zealand.

Penrose New Zealand

New Lawn Landscaping At Lynn County Courthouse

Tahoka April 9 Special The Lynn County Courthouse lawn is being cut down and surplus dirt hauled away. The area will be reseeded with grass and new shrubs planted. County Agent Bill Griffin supervises the work while Wanda Roach leads landscaping duties. The commission furnishes machinery and labor to remove several inches of turf and the base of the old service board. The county aims to create a beauty spot this summer.

Tahoka Lynn County Bill Griffin Wanda Roach

Dollar Shortage Abroad Bar To U S Cotton Sales

Secretary Benson told Congress the main obstacle to expanding U S cotton exports is the shortage of dollars earned by importing countries. He urged passage of the Reciprocal Trade Act and said cotton exports must reach about six million bales, aided by other nations earning dollars to buy U S cotton.

Washington Benson Congress U.S Senate Solons Benson

No Profit in Having Right of Way If Other Fellow Wins

The remark emphasizes that advantage in a dispute is meaningless if the opposing side gains the upper hand. It suggests restraint and leveraging leverage over pure force to achieve outcomes. The quote calls attention to practical outcomes over theoretical rights in competitive conflicts.

More Than 50 Wells In Quitaque Area

In Quitaque area, O R Stark Jr of the First National Bank says there are now over 50 irrigation wells below the Caprock. Three rigs are operating and March saw many new wells, ranging from 3 to 8 inches in outlet size, with sprinkler systems becoming common among farmers.

Quitaque O. R. Stark Jr First National Bank Stark E. E. Burgess H. J. Bailey Here Harmon Mosely Edith Parker W. C. Tiffin Grady Jacobs S. W. Skinner Fairmount

Man stops train to aid friend while facing charge

Alvin Hernon lay on an LIRR track in Garden City to halt an electric train 20 feet away. In Mineola 1st District Court Judge Samuel Greason suspended a disorderly conduct sentence after Hernon, 25, said he tried to stop the train for his friend. The judge urged him to take the pledge.

Garden City N.Y Alvin Hernon Long Island Hernon 1St District Court Mineola Samuel Greason

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