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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1946

Page

6

Educators say solving veteran education problem futile

Chicago leaders meeting at the National Education association conference warn that colleges cannot meet veteran demand due to shortages of housing and facilities. They urge President Truman to seek federal funds for plant expansion and veterans housing to expand capacity for an estimated 750,000 veterans seeking fall enrollment. Ohio State reports progress by routing overflow to Capital University in Columbus.

Chicago Sone Truman Comp‘troet R. B. Stewart Purdue University Congress National Education Association Conference On Veterans Education Ernest V. Hollis U. S. Office of Education C. E. Partch Rutgers University Ohio State University Capital University Columbus

Bishop Smith to Speak Here for Passion Week Series

Bishop A. Frank Smith of Houston will speak at First Methodist Church in a five church Passion Week series. Services are Wednesday through Sunday with twice daily sessions at 10 am and 7:30 pm, followed by the Lord's Supper on Maundy Thursday and a noon crucifixion meditation Friday. The program features Ira Schantz, William Harrod, and Mamie I. Neal, with Smith addressing the Seven Last Words.

A. Frank Smith Houston Methodist Church First Methodist Church Christ Christian First Methodist Bishop Smith Ira Schantz William Harrod Mamie I. Neal

Old Picture Shows Lubbock As Resort

A 1906 postcard photo from Broadway and Avenue H westward shows Lubbock in 1914 as a growing resort town. The view includes the Nicollette hotel and Dunlap's department store site with one automobile in front. The caption touted Lubbock as a land of easy living, promising health and wealth.

Lubbock A. Travis Avenue O Evening Journal Broadway Avenue H Nicolette Mark Halsey Dunlap’s Texas

Honor roll student George Brown shines at Tarleton College

George Brown son of Mr and Mrs Merman Brown living at 1906 Twenty second Street was among 54 students named to John Tarleton College honor roll in Stephenville. He is active in extracurriculars. Four Navy films on Pacific subjects will be shown at the Allen Brothers Post American Legion auxiliary meeting at 8 pm in the Legion hall 910 Texas Avenue. One film titled Report from Tokyo 1946 and another depicts the landing on Iwo Jima. Birth announced of a daughter to Dr and Mrs C R Fisher of 1617 Sixteenth Street weighing pounds born April 6, Judy Elaine. Travis to Miss Pearl Jones later Mrs Travis born January 6 1908 from Plainview to McGregor.

George Brown Merman Brown John Tarleton College Stephenville Navy Pacific Auxiliary of Allen Brothers The American Legion Legion Hall Texas Avenue Tokyo Iwo Jima C. R. Fisher Judy Elaine

Cpl Roland Ralston Alerted For Return

Manila report says Cpl Roland Ralston of H Company 341st Infantry Regiment has been alerted for shipment back to the United States. He joined the Army in September 1943 and sailed overseas in September 1944 after finishing basic training.

Manila P. I Roland Ralston H. Company 341St Infantry Regiment 86Th Infantry Division Cpl Ralston

Tech Men To Attend NACOGDOCHES Conference

Texas Tech faculty members will read papers and participate in the Southwestern Social Science Association meeting in Fort Worth April 19 and 20. Leo C. Riethmayer will discuss state aid to veterans. Thomas F. Wilson, J. William Davis, and T. C. Root will chair sections or participate in discussions. Lt. Carlos K. Cunningham, from Lubbock, is returning from the Pacific with the Asiatic Pacific Theater ribbon and the Victory medal, after six months with the Sixth Air Service Group.

Nacogdoches Texas Tech Southwestern Social Science Association Ft. Worth Wiley D. Rich Stephen F. Austin State Ers College Leo C. Riethmayer Texas Thomas F. Wilson J. William Davis T. C. Root Pacific Air Command Carlos K. Cunningham Lubbock Manila Southwest Pacific Sixth Air Service Group 13Th Air Force Philippines Cunningham Armed Forces

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