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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1946

Page

4

Bevin Calls For Action As Paris Peace Talks Loom

Britain's foreign secretary Ernest Bevin, en route to the Paris peace conference, urged immediate progress toward peace. U S Secretary of State Byrnes pressed allies for swift action while rebuking Soviet claims of bloc voting and signaling concerns over Russia's influence and delays in postwar settlement efforts.

Eee Egck Texas Avalanche-Journal Ernest Bevin Paris Parley Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press Britain London Arts Eas France Ewers Byrnes Russia eSoviet Molotov S Conference Foreign Ministers’ Council U.N. Security Council

Motor-power ship system links south and southwest

Houston August 10 U P The Lynn B a motor power ship system that converts landing craft tanks and army pontoon trailers into a door to door service was inaugurated at its launch Mrs Chester D Bintliff christened the vessel with bayou mud The keynote speech was given by Chester D Bintliff and J P Kerr Firestone Tires traffic manager Port Neches The system aims to tighten regional links across the south and southwest

Houston U.p)—Transportation Chester D. Bintliff J. P. Kerr Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Port Neches Bintliff

Meteors Scheduled to Fall This Weekend

Philadelphia reports the Tears of St. Lawrence meteors, named after the feast day, are expected to flash across the northern sky at about one per minute from tonight through Tuesday, with a probable maximum after midnight Sunday, according to Dr. Roy K. Marshall of the Franklin Institute.

Philadelphia St. Lawrence Roy K. Marshall Franklin Institute

State Fair Plans Ready with West Texas Day Opening

Dallas aug ten special says State Fair of Texas officials rush to complete plans for Oct five opening marking the 61st anniversary after a war pause. West Texas Day kicks off with Texas Tech SMU at Cotton Bowl and thousands expected from Lubbock Amarillo and other cities to Fairpark.

Dallas State Fair of Texas R. L. Thornton Fairpark W. H. Hitzelberger West Texas Hitzelberger Lubbock Amarillo Bug Spring Tech West Texans Texas Tech SMU Red Raiders Stangel Dean W. L. Stangel Texas

Abernathy Vets Will Stage Homecoming

War veterans from Abernathy and nearby communities gather for a homecoming sponsored by the Abernathy Lions club. Speakers include Robert W. Sisson of Lubbock and John L. McCarty of Amarillo. An afternoon of softball, a parade, talks, barbecue, dances, and a surprise finale fill the day in the city square and First street with Lubbock Army Recruiting support.

Abernathy Abernathy Lions Club Robert W. Sisson Lubbock Veterans Administration John L. McCarty Amarillo Amarillo Globe News McCarty Abernathy High School City Square First Street U. S. Army Walter Harp O. Rutledge

Short-Term Vets Can Attend State Schools Tuition Free

Texas law allows World War II veterans with less than 90 days service to attend state supported higher education without paying tuition. The attorney general noted that 90 days is the eligibility threshold for G I Bill benefits, shaping who qualifies for benefits.

Austin

Cotton Loss Claims Rise in Dawson County

About 400 cotton loss claims have been filed in Dawson County under the Federal Crop Insurance program, reported by C. E. Tarter. This accounts for a little over one third of the 1,045 insured farms in the county this year, with more claims expected if the dry weather continues.

Dawson County C. E. Tarter Tarter

Record Opening Day Attendance Reaches New High

The article notes a surge in attendance surpassing the 1941 opening day record of 112000, with most spectators hailing from West Texas.

West Texas

West Texas Press Association elects officers at Sweetwater meeting

N H Pierce of Menard becomes president succeeding Sam Roberts. George Baker Fort Stockton first vice president, Sam Braswell Jr Coleman second vice president, Willard Jones Hamlin re elected secretary. Forest Weimhold Levelland and Roy Craig Stamford named directors. Awards go to Hockley County Herald and Stamford American. The group backs gas tax preservation and ex service member training.

Sweetwater N. H. Pierce Menard West Texas Press Association Pierce Ben Sam Roberts Haskell George Baker Fort Stockton Sam Braswell, Jr Coleman Willard Jones Hamlin Forest Weinhold Levelland Roy Craig Stamford James Allison Midland Harry Holt Abilene Reporter-News Hockley County Herald Forest Weimhold Stamford American Colorado Record Colorado City Walter Whipkey West Texas Chamber of Commerce Luther M. Watson Nolan County News West Texas Veterans Administration University of Texas Andrews County Robert Wear Fort Worth Bill Collyns Midland Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Texas Press Association Walter

Man Loses Head In Running Into Couple

In Philadelphia on August 10 a driver rammed onto a sidewalk, pinning Raymond Selden and his bride against a wall. George McLaughlin testified he would pay hospital expenses, was held on $1000 bail for assault and battery. The husband suffered a broken ankle after ten days in hospital. Mrs Selden had dated McLaughlin briefly before their marriage.

Philadelphia Raymond Selden George McLaughlin Thomas O’connor

Brownfield Readies Big Three Day Rodeo

Plans near completion for Brownfield Rodeo association show a three day event starting Thursday with parades two days, afternoon horse racing and cowboy dances Friday and Saturday. Rodeo performances run each night.

Brownfield Brownfield Rodeo Association

Legion post names new McDermott officers in Floydada

L. W. Chapman was named commander of the McDermott post of the American Legion with Jack Stansell and Carl Arnold as first and second vice commanders. Other officers include Hershel Swepston adjutant Kinder Farris sergeant at arms Darnell Ayres service officer J. C. Wester finance officer and E. L. Cornelius chaplain.

Floydada L. W. Chapman McDermott American Legion Jack Stansell Carl Arnold Hershel Swepston Kinder Farris Darnell Ayres J. C. Wester E. L. Cornelius

Newsroom practices urged to revitalize morgue use

Dean Chenoweth of the San Angelo Standard Times urged staff to bring life to a news pet's picture and morgue and keep it up to date. George Anderson of Abilene urged printers to eliminate guess work and adopt accurate methods for pricing commercial jobs.

Humphrey Fort Worth Dean Chenoweth San Angelo

Four Americans On Alaskan Tours Reach Edmonton

Four Americans are traveling southward along the Alaska highway on a sight-seeing journey. J A Conrad of Springfield and George Wilson of Seattle arrived in Edmonton en route home from Anchorage with plans to return to Alaska on Sept 10. Their 1914 car suffered only a blowout. The Texans Ed Clark and Dick Clavenger of Waco are reported between Fort St. John and Edmonton, seeking northern settlement opportunities for U S veterans.

Edmonton Alto Alaska Highway J. A. Conrad Springfield George Wilson Seattle Wash Anchorage Alaska Ed Clark Dick Clavenger Waco Fort St. John B. C Conrad Wilson Detroit

Second crash victim Alice dies in Alfred dairy farm day

Aug 10 report confirms Harry B. Schlesinger of Alfred, 53, dairy farmer, died here yesterday as the second victim of a truck auto crash from Monday. The truck driver's son, David Leroy True, 2, also died shortly after the collision.

Alice Harry B. Schlesinger Alfred David Leroy True

Motor Stolen From Cement Mixer in Albuquerque

J. F. Brozo of K. L. House Construction Co. reported a one and one half horsepower motor was stolen from a cement mixing machine at a company site in Albuquerque. It was the second motor taken from that mixer, according to Brozo.

Albuquerque N. M U.P J. F. Brozo K. L. House Construction Co Brozo

Post Airport Improves Runways and Hangars

The Post Airport is widened with new hangars and runways as it prepares for a formal opening and its first aviation day within the next 30 days, according to the Post Dispatch.

The Post Dispatch

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