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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1950

Page

9

Fragmented Text Reflects Turbulent Policy Debate

The piece outlines a broad critique of governmental actions amid wartime policy disputes. It references committees, executive power, defense measures, and debates over enforcement and underlining lawful procedures, with emphasis on accountability and constitutional protections.

Lubbock Cerebral Palsy Center Praised at Banquet

Dr Fay and Dr Es ther Sewell led a Dallas Philadelphian visiting Lubbock to review a new cerebral palsy treatment center. Officials and local Rotarians highlighted community support, 350 registered children, and plans for expanded care as Hunter College and Lub bock groups share regional progress.

Otters St Per Sat Dr Fay We Pen Teatment Center Esther Sewell Sunny Broome Stem Hunter College Bern York City Dome i Lubbeck Cme Dallas Lubbock Amarillo Monay Petter Conarts Medical Society Wichita Falls Brownwood Snell Elwe Wall Philadelp Nabonal Society For Cripping Children and Adults, Inc University of Warrington University of Pennsylvania Fay Temple University Medical College Princeiptus General Hospital Mear Centrr Medical Nocety Bee Dr. Fay Martin Ricker Texas Society For Crippled Children R. L. Thomas Dallas Society For Crippled Children Dallas Lenal Bank di Tar Board of Education Baler Pagie Thest Society Dalia Rotary Club

Motley show wins big at Motley county junior livestock event

Roaring Springs youth Jerry Green swept most awards at Motley county's annual junior livestock show scoring top honors in light steer fat hog and grand champion steer showmanship. Day ton Graham won heavy steer and reserve champion steer while Charles Keith took calf showmanship as prize money totaling 818 marked the largest purse ever for the 4 H and FFA youth contests.

Roaring Springs Jerry Green L. M. Green Motley County Dayton Graham Charles Keith FFA Eddie Morris Bob Stafford Jody Graham Lut Brazelton Charles Fanner Carley Long Layton Graham Pat Reeves Duff Green Roger Kingery Leslie Kingery Wayne Boling Watson Townsend A. L. Roller Benny Gwinn Royce Kirby Lester Mullins R. L. Holt Clinton Hutchens Bob Estes Ed James Ralph Bradley J. W. Campbell John Farris Stanley McDonough

Burglary Report From Friday Night Incidents

Police report a string of break ins and thefts in the county including a home on 100 Ave A where cigars and blankets were stolen. Officers say one suspect was jailed on charges of aggravated assault as the investigation continues and another entry remains under review.

Corton George Mout Mara Ford Howe Aegis Gewersbot Asanlant Egeines Weslington Offie Waanendtay

Tech Board awards for agri culture student and library donation

The Tech Board approved an outstanding agri culture student from a Lubbock county school attending Tech. It also accepted the professional library of the late Miss Bonnie K. Dysart, a deceased faculty member. Routine personnel changes, leaves, and waiving a student health fee for summer geology field courses were approved.

Lubbock County Tech Bonnie K. Dysart New Mexico Highlands University Crane Hall C. E. Weymouth Amarillo Robi. B. Price el Paso Leon Ince Houston Haynes Kirby Lubbock Lubbock Texas Tech Foundation Hilton Hotel Charles C. Thompson Colorado City Charles Wooldridge Dallas Weymouth Price, Ince A. G Pat) Mayse Paris Raymond Pfluger Eden C. T. McLaughlin Snyder Mark McGee Fort Worth Raymond Buck Obie Bristow Big Spring H. E. Chiles Midland Ray Willoughby San Angelo Clifford B. Jones Spencer A. Wells O. B. Ratliff Foundation Jack Cunningham Don Herrington Jack Frost Sam D. Young McLaughlin Founda

Funeral services set for Emma Sue Powell in Texas

Emma Sue Powell a former Lubbock resident died Friday at her Springdale Arkansas home. Services will be held at 4 p m in Rix Funeral chapel with Rev. Jack Welch officiating and burial at East Lawn Memorial Park. J D Gibbs Jr of 312 Paris Ave suffered enamel thinner induced burns and was treated at West Texas hospital. Police investigated reports of a city explosion but found nothing conclusive.

Emma Sue Powell Rix Funeral J. D. Gibbs, Jr Paris Ave West Texas Hospital

Census estimates show wide area counts diverging

Officials and civic groups submitted guesses totaling about 435 000 for the area. Final May figures may rise to around 400 000, with Washington projecting 20 percent growth from 1940. Lubbock’s local tally lags. city totals may hover near 72 000 to 78 000, possibly up to 80 000 including nearby areas. Whiteley notes rising undercount risk and plans repeat calls and newspaper radio outreach to reach uncounted residents.

Whiteley Washington Lubbock Census Bureau South Plains Big Spring Levelland Plainview Brownfield Littlefield Yoakum County Yoakum

Canadian river water bill faces Senate hurdles and delay

The Canadian river measure faces a slow path through Senate subcommittee and full committee amid opposition by Sen. Arthur Watkins and others, possible House changes, and uncertain White House stance as Truman weighs a nationwide water conservation program. The bill hinges on consent calendar chances and interstate compacts before any final action this year.

Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Washington Ernest McFarland Arizona Clinton P. Anderson New Mexico Guy Cordon Oregon Interior and Insular Affairs Committee Joseph C. O'Mahoney Wyoming Arthur V. Watkins Utah Hugh Butler Nebraska Solon Plan Watkins Watkins Senate House House of Representatives Oklahoma Texas White House HST Truman Commission Congress Bureau of the Budget Hurdies Committee Rep George Mahon Tom Connally Lyndon Johnson Anderson McFarland Robert S. Kerr

Crash Injuries End Life of Former Lubbock Contractor

Temple Texas April 22 Hugh T Field sr about 52 contractor and construction engineer died at 9 20 p m tonight of injuries suffered in a two car collision near Salado April 14 Field born and reared in Calvert UT engineering graduate he came to Temple in 1942 burial in Calvert survivors include widow two sons Robert and Hugh both of Temple and three daughters Mrs J O Hucks and Mrs Taliaferro both of Calvert and Mrs Barksdale Stevens of Houston Field lived in Lubbock about 10 years prior to 1940 in contracting business with his brother the late George Field friends in Lubbock said last night.

Temple Hugh T. Field Salado Field Calvert University of Texas Engineering Lubbock Robert Hugh J. O. Hucks Taliaferro

Birth of son for Mr and Mrs Bounds at Luo Dock Memorial

Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Bounds Browntieta on the birth of a son weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces at 10 30 a m Saturday at Luo Dock Memorial hospital with both mother and child reported in good condition.

Baltic raft mystery deepens after naval plane disappearance

Reports detail a raft found in the Baltic near Gotland 50 miles north of Gotland and another raft flown to Copenhagen then Wiesbaden. U S officers insist the missing four engine naval plane is the sole aircraft in the Baltic that day as Soviet claims and a fired on B 29 narrative create a disputed account. The raft will be sent to Port Lyautey for examination while newsmen were barred from viewing.

U. S Baltic Russia Latvia Gotland Island Kastrup Copenhagen Wiesbaden U. S. Air Force Port Lyautey Morocco

Strike Threat Looms as 10000 Workers Walkout Bids

Ten thousand installation workers in 43 states and Washington DC threaten a Monday walkout unless an Indiana issue is settled. The Santa Fe embargo could halt freight and passenger service, affecting regional cattle shipments and several major lines west of Buffalo and south of the Ohio River.

Page 1 Workers of America District of Columbia Indiana Southern Southern Railway System South Ernest E. Morris Mississippi River Ohio Potomac Rivers Virgina Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Pennsylvania System Harrisburg Santa Fe Awatem New York Central Buffalo NYC Michigan Central Detroit River Big Four Ohio Central Lines Lubbock Santa Fey West Coast Fred G. Gurley Robertson Bam Gurley Carleoad

Prairie Blaze drains crews from Booker to Perryton

The Urschat ranch fire near here started about 3 p.m and spread 30 miles with strong winds. Fire crews from Booker Perryton joined Canadian firemen and volunteers to battle the blaze.

Booker Perryton Urschat Ranch Here

California Man Sentenced Here For Forgery

Ervin Choate 28 of San Diego Calif pleaded guilty to forging a $10 check dated Jan 27 passed to White's Auto in Lubbock and was given four years in the penitentiary by District Judge Dan Blair. Eva Mae Fields 24 of Lubbock also pled guilty to forgery and drew three years. both cases handled by state officials and defense attorneys.

Ervin Choate San Diego Calif Dan Blair Choate Clifford Brown Lubbock Jill D. Tucker Eva Mae Fields G. Vo Pardue Deine Te Coast Byron Chappell Tucker OL Medlock Arar Glasou Wre Crete James David L. Hall Virginia Sendster Toxts

Scattered Showers Hit Brown Fields Amid Dusty Afternoon

Fragmented lines describe scattered showers and dust blowing across Brown fields in the afternoon. Elevators and nearby areas experienced a light shower with dust swirling, as late trading and wind patterns affected the scene.

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Defense chiefs warn of gaps in air defense and jet upgrade push

Secretary Symington and others warn the continental air defense system is vulnerable as jet fighters exceed 2,000 and the plan to spend about 400 million annually on new aircraft would be required to sustain four modern air groups. They urge accelerated preparations against a Soviet attack and highlight shortages in existing defenses.

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