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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1950

Page

5

War Orders Rise As U.S. Industry Hits High Output

War orders piled up as plants ran around the clock and employment reached new highs. Inflation worries lingered while Congress wrestled with an economic controls bill. Ford's Lincon-Mercury planned a large Detroit area plant. Gulf Oil awarded a Port Arthur cracking unit contract. Columbia Steel leased wartime steelmaking facilities in Pittsburg California idled since WWII.

New York Congress Department of Agriculture Lincon-Mercury Ford Motor Company Detroit Gulf Oil Corporation Port Arthur Texas Columbia Steel Company United States Steel Pittsburg Calif

Possible Clue To Five Texans Missing With Plane

A Civilian Air Patrol sighting a 30 foot wide slash in tree tops near Stamford Massachusetts is viewed as a possible crash clue in the disappearance of five Texans aboard a private plane on July 20. Coast Guard and Army searchers had been called off, with the missing Houston group including J. R. Horrigan, Mrs Ann Gill and her two children, and pilot J F Aldrich.

Stamford U.P Texas Massachuetts Jesse Watson Coast Guard Army New Jersey Providence R.I J. R. Horrigan The Oklahoma Construction Corp Ann Gill J. F. Aldrich Houston

Services For Charles T Henry Of Lubbock

Funeral services for Charles T. Henry 40 of 2507 Twenty sixth will be held at 2 30 p m today at Rix Funeral Home with Dr H J Robinson officiating. Burial will follow at Tech Memorial Cemetery. Henry a cotton businessman and World War II veteran was a German prisoner. He is survived by three brothers Jack Lubbock Russell Har f ingen and Grady W Greenville. The American Bible Society has distributed 4 000 000 Bibles in Japan since the war.

Charles T. Henry Rix Funeral Home H. J. Robinson Tech Memorial Cemetery Henry Jack Lubbock Russell Harfingen Grady W Greenville

Driverless Car Crash Dazzles Town Man on Lawn

Weatherford of 726 Ave K reports his automatic choke mishap led to a driverless car careening across his lawn. The car surged between a radio shop and a sign, past a sidewalk, and into a parked car, then wheeled away as the engine died. Police note the vehicle had an automatic clutch and comment on the uncanny maneuvering.

Huch Hinves G. A. Weatherford Ave. K Weatherford Haltec Hayes

Former Hopkins County Residents To Hold Reunion Here

A reunion of former Hopkins County residents now living in the South Plains Panhandle and Eastern New Mexico is planned for Sunday August 13 at Mackenzie Park. Bert Hattan secretary treasurer of the association announces baskets lunches and watermelons are requested with the picnic meal served at 1 p.m.

Hopkins County South Plains Panhandle New Mexico Mackenzie Park Bert Hattan

Flynn Says He Found the Perfect Wife

Hollywood reports Errol Flynn plans to marry Patrice Wymore in Salina Kansas after returning from Paris, calling her the perfect wife despite prior romances. The pair met at a party, and Flynn has introduced Wymore to his parents while Fiona continues film commitments abroad.

Errol Erroll Flynn Irinia Chica Paris Patrice Wymore Beverly Hills Calif Flynn Patrice Kansas New York Albert R. Blum Miss Wrmore Hollywood Errol Flynn Miss Wymore Fiona Rose Irene Ghica Lauren Bacall Theodore Flynn Jack Eddington Salina Pat Sammy Lambert Patrice Wimore Miss Wigmore Lambert

Noted sportsman dies in Kentucky hospital

Dr Frank H Bassett 76 longtime Christian County court clerk and former Kitten baseball league president died in a Hopkinsville hospital. His friends recall his sportsman reputation as he planned to share an apartment with a Hollywood dancer on her return.

Hopkinsville Frank H. Bassett Christian County Kitty Baseball League

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