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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1944

Page

4

Martial law seals Slovakia as rebels, saboteurs surge

London dispatch reports martial law proclaimed across Slovakia as Red Army advances in Carpathians trigger panic among puppet authorities. Underground sources cite mutinies by German troops and Slovak forces amid fierce guerrilla clashes along the Polish border and calls for a broader uprising.

John A. Parris United Press London Slovakia Red Army Carpathian Jovak Bratislava Transocean Italy Romania Cnlumny Przemys Stry Poland Ferdinand Carlos

Slaton Funeral Services Held for Lubbock Mayor Emeritus

Funeral services were held for former Lubbock mayor and Sinclair Refining distributor H. H. Slaton of Gaines county. Honorary pallbearers named from Lubbock Fort Worth and Waco included J. O. Jones and J. D. Hassell. Slaton died after a heart ailment suffered Friday at his office and warehouse. Born December 27 1889 near Chico Wise county he moved with family to Gaines county in 1906 and later resided in Seagraves and Inole before settling in Lubbock in 1928. He married Cora Hicks in 1913 and served three terms as mayor the longest tenure in that office. Survivors include his wife a daughter Georgia Anna a sister and several brothers and relatives from Seminole Seattle Las Vegas and Vallejo among others, with many out-of-town friends expected for the services.

Fort Worth R. L. Holbert Waco W. R. Slaton Gaines County Cora Lee Hicks D. E. Hicks Midland Seagraves Inole Rov Leasure Maine Aneice Georgia Anna Slaton Slaton Twenty Seventh Street Seminole Harry N. Stone Elizabeth Payne Seattle Wash Wilbur Las Vegas N. M Walter Tohoka Pat Vallejo Calif QO. L. Slaton First National Bank John Slaton Hereford

New Deal rural high school to register students and issue books

Supt. A Fauhion announced that students will register and receive books while buses will depart at noon to collect district pupils. Opening exercises start at 10 30 a clock Tuesday. The district seeks a social science teacher and a girls' coach. Capt Nina E V Donahue will visit to interview women for WAC medical technician roles with film showings of WAC work and wartime scenes.

New Deal Supt. A. Fauhion Women's Army Corps Nina E. V. Donahue Officer Procurement Division Headquarters Eight Service Command WAC Capt. Donahue Lubbock Wacs Donahue N. T. Cellum Fifteenth Street Cpl Jack T. Cellum 31St Field Artillery Lost Batallion Nike Thailand Mrs. Cellum Louis B Cellum New Guinea

County crop forecasts show mixed yields and near 6 million dollars from cotton

Crop reports project cotton at 64 000 bales minimum with average around 78 000 bales and prices near 17 cents per pound. Estimated county income from cotton totals about 6 825 000 dollars, with grain sorghums and other crops also discussed. Acreage and weather variability cited as major factors.

Lubbock County

Girls Dorms Filled For Fall At Texas Tech

Reservations have been made for all rooms in both women’s residence halls for the fall semester at Texas Technological College. Miss Verna Crump, manager of the halls, reports many names on the waiting list. Civilian men, mostly freshmen, are securing spaces in Sneed and West halls while Army Specialized Training Reserve students occupy the east wing of Sneed hall.

Texas Technological College Verna Crump Sneed West Army Specialized Training Reserve Program Sneed Hall Mise Crump

Doctor Dizs at medical doctors Wested States and a staff Ho

A report states that a doctor aged about 60 died yesterday at a New York infirmary for women and children. The article mentions a medical staff member and references the Wested States. Further details are unclear from the fragment.

Dizs Medical Doctors New York

Negroes Organize To Promote Voting In Texas

A statewide group named the Texas League of Democratic Voters formed in Dallas to boost turnout of 571000 eligible Black voters. Durham attorney says initial $10000 fund sought. organization headquartered in Dallas after a 150 leader meeting.

Dali Durham Dallas Texas Texas League of Democratic Voters

Large layoff follows B-24 cutback at North American Aviation

Dallas workers face 3689 layoffs next week as B-24 production tightens. North American Aviation division manager P H F Schwedes says the layoff list includes only hires after May 10, with B plant output continuing for some time and shutdown to occur progressively.

Dallas P—H F. Schwedes North American Aviation, Inc

District Homemaking Teachers Set Session

Homemaking teachers from the district convene a two day conference at Texas Technological College. The event, sponsored by the state board for vocational education, runs Tuesday and Wednesday on campus with Miss Ruth Huely as guest speaker and Tech faculty members presenting on family and community topics.

State Board For Vocational Education Texas Technological College Margaret W. Weeks Ruth Huely Tech Nina Lamb Mable Deane Erwin Lila Alfred Kinchen Dean Weeks

Adventists Close Conference Here

Adventists wrap up the Texico conference with J W Turner urging faithfulness before Jesus. H T Elliott reports church reach in 400 countries and 840 languages, with over 1200 dollars for missions and 1000 more to fund evangelistic work. Mrs Donald J Lewis hosts Donna’s first birthday party with family and friends.

Seventh-Day Adventist Church Texico St. John's Methodist Church J. W. Turner Southwestern Union Conference Jesus H. T. Elliott Washington, D. C Seventh-Day Adventists R. R. Bietz Clovis Mr. Bietz Donald J. Lewis Twenty-first Street Donna Dixie McFachern Judith Mack Robertson Mary Lynn Hart Cathey Tipps Jack McLarty Mesdames Donald Robertson Douglas Lemme Joseph Inglis Attica N. Y D. R. McLarty J. J. Tipps

President Speaks in Naval Yard on War Fronts and Alaska

President Roosevelt addresses sailors and workers from a destroyer gun mount in a Navy yard. He covers war fronts and security censorship, praises Hawaii as a major Pacific base, and speaks of Alaska and the Aleutians as a future veteran settlement opportunity.

Navy Yard Navy Washington Hawaiian Islands Pacific China Philippines Japan Tokyo Roosevelt Alaska Aleutian Islands

Allied Advances Battle for Caen Front Amid Stiff Resistance

Allied forces push near Caen and Mortain as Canadian and British units engage heavy German defenses. American moves south of Mortain meet stubborn opposition while reports suggest a broader push toward Paris remains unconfirmed. Field dispatches label German redeployments under von Kluge as a strategic gamble.

Lakze Orne River Brettesville Caen-Falaise Conde Chenedelle Vire St. Sylvain Mortain Lourdeval Supreme Command Paris Seventh Army le Mans Caen Gen Guenther von Kluge Europe

Bombers Hit Japanese Bases Across Pacific Front

American air forces expanded operations in the Pacific as they bombed the Marianas, New Guinea, Formosa, the Philippines, and the China coast. British troops pushed into northeast India, capturing Taungni near Mogaung. Chinese forces retook Pingjiang in Hunan as Hengyang remained contested. U S planes raided Taiyuan, Shansi, and Hengyang area while Tokyo warned of future major raids.

Southeast Asia Marianas New Guinea Japan India Formosa Philippines China Tiddim Burma Taungni Mogaung Tokyo U. S Volcano Islands Saipan 7Th Aaf Pingjiang Hengyang Hunan Province Changsha Hunan Taiyuan Shansi

Birth announcements from Levelland to Petersburg

congratulations to multiple families on births at area hospitals including St Marys and LAAF station hospital. listed are weights from 5 pounds 6 ounces to 8 pounds 10 ounces and times from 1:19 a m to 10:35 p m with fathers described as farmers or servicemen at Ft Bliss or LAAF.

Levelland St. Mary's Hospital Titus Henry Thomas Young Route 1 Post LAAF Sgt. Young Ft. Bliss Tex Friend E. Main Avenue W Laaf Station Marvin Edwin Powell Lubbock R. M. Townsend Petersburg Lubbock General Hospital

Navy V-12 Students Scrub Own Clothes At Harvard

Navy V-12 trainees at Harvard disrupted laundry delays by installing two washing machines and stringing lines in Kirkland and Eliot courtyards. They now wash and dry their own clothes as delays stretch up to two weeks.

Cambridge Mass Navy Harvard University Kirkland Eliot

Texas Oil Output War Calls for Production Increase

On August 1 the railroad commission sent letters to sweet crude field operators asking how much their wells might increase production. The statewide proration hearing next Thursday will review potential increases as Texas aids the war effort. Jester notes this could be oil’s high-water mark for Texas in the war. The panel foresees growing demand for West Texas crude to the Pacific coast and supports a West Texas to coast pipeline as a key wartime supply factor.

France Italy Pacific Texas Railroad Commission Japan Jester West Texas Pacific Coast Olin Culberson

Fire wipes out block along Wildwood boardwalk

A block of oceanfront buildings in Wildwood New Jersey including the Strand theater and seven stores was destroyed by fire early today. The blaze swept a block long destroying multiple shops and theater property along the boardwalk.

Wildwood N. J Oceanfront Strand Motion Picture Theater

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