They're Pleased But Won't Say So
A brief item from the Avalanche Journal notes mixed reactions amid a loyalty investigation. The piece hints at political use of loyalty probes and includes a fragmentary quote about telephone calls and workload.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1947
Page
6
A brief item from the Avalanche Journal notes mixed reactions amid a loyalty investigation. The piece hints at political use of loyalty probes and includes a fragmentary quote about telephone calls and workload.
A fragmentary notice references a mortgage holder and a looming deadline with cautions about potential errors. The text hints at inadequate necessity to act again and implies missteps around prior guidance from Johnston.
A warranty deed was filed for recording in Monroe detailing transfer of lots and block 39 from Frank Boles to W. R. Pennington. Property lies 281 feet east of the Santa Fe railroad and adjacent to Fortenberry gin. tax statement request sent to Lubbock county officials and FHA exemption notes discussed.
Officials noted another deed recently filed, with older records showing a 1901 conveyance of acreage in Lubbock County.
Lubbock medical students from UT Medical School Galveston provide glucose, blood transfusions and oxygen to injured from the Texas City blasts. Names include Leslie Morrisset, Douglas Hardy, and Berry Squyres, sons of local families.
Berry Squyres sent a telegram to his parents Fridaid reporting that he is all right and working in a hospital.
The Venetian church of St Marks' began as the private chapel of the Doge, reflecting its origins in imperial maritime and political life.
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