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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1950
Page
11
A blurred extraction from Gaines County records notes a completed well in Gaines County. The text includes stray phrases and names, with illegible details, but confirms the completion status and general location within the county.
A Cogdell area well flowed oil in a test in the Scurry Kent field. The upper pay zone shows activity near the Cogdell area with a cut at the Scurry Kent County Line. The Texas Company well flowed oil from a depth around 5 146 feet after surfacing.
Rabbit Breeders conclude their spring show at the Lubbock fair with awards across senior and junior classes. Winners include J J Dr Allen and Roy O'Dell, with multiple titles in doe and buck divisions amid other prize placements.
Dr. Albert Einstein warns an inevitable atomic war could wipe out two thirds of humanity unless world government is created quickly. He urges supranational rule, notes UN is only a first step, and discusses the potential reach of hydrogen bombs and radioactive gases.
Washington April 23 The administration pressures Congress to approve a $3.732 billion foreign aid bill asserting security needs and anti Communist support. Senator Tydings says Berlin protests and a Russian attack plane incident harden votes while defense spending questions loom. Senator Hickenlooper proposes slicing $600 million from a portion of the bill amid calls to curb deficit financing.
The Liberal party backed in principle a compromise to place Prince Baudouin, King Leopold's son, on the throne for an undefined period. They oppose Paul Van Zeeland as premier and favor Gaston Eyskens leading a caretaker Liberal Social Christian government until a new regime forms.
The USDA’s Bureau of Agricultural Economics says farm technology progress must continue despite unemployment and surpluses. It notes dramatic production gains, but cites adjustment strains including farm employment shifts and efficiency impacts. Experts warn the long term benefits outweigh temporary pains as production expands.
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