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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1950
Page
17
The article notes Lubbock selected to host an Air Reserve Training Area and details plans for the new project. It mentions Texas facilities and potential cadet involvement at Tech and related organizational roles. It references local officials and expected timelines for development and operation.
Marriage licenses listed for Lubbock and nearby areas with individuals including Crawley Rosizsce, Jarno Grant, Tie Sade Wher, and others. District court listings show divorce actions between Joe Tuset and Circe Dooaié tan, Roy Pe eheree Treviso and Trine Troino, Broder and 8: Arceve Poe, and Dace Ed. Construction bids awarded for various projects including foundation at 310 Paris and garage at 3218 Mingmes.
Chicago April 29. Dr George untul Ki a Czechoslovakian official said the Czech government ordered the Chicago consul offices closed and records moved to New York. The official said the transfer would take up to a week and personnel reassignment would follow as the office disbanded.
Western news service access collapses across Soviet bloc as Romania Hungary Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia expel AP Reuters and NYT staffers. Visas denied and presses silenced, with few reporters remaining to cover events behind the Iron Curtain.
German police recaptured two United States soldiers who escaped from a Fuersterfeldbruck guardhouse. Johann R. Vetter of Mobridge South Dakota and Lon Stevens of Pampa Texas fled in an Army weapons carrier and forced a German civilian to surrender a car before commandeering a jeep. They were captured in Neubibers and Catching in upper Bavaria and handed to American authorities at Miesbach.
London’s two week dock strike collapsed as workers decided to return to work Monday after threats of firing by the Labour government. The walkout followed the expulsion of three men from the Transport and General Workers Union and suspensions of five others from union offices. Government officials labeled the strike Commun ist inspired and troops were used to unload food ships.
Writings circulating in Russia since early World War II spark irritation among Moscow journalists. The western press corps in Moscow has dwindled as tensions grow between British and American officials and Russian authorities.
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