Citizens Committee Hears Plan On City Bond Vote
A large citizens committee weighs the city bond program with four subcommittees reporting forthcoming findings. The plan envisions a $6 million long range improvement program including water, electric, sewer, streets, parks, and recreation projects with a final decision by the city commission next week. About 200 members were named to the panel and subcommittees will study the commission's proposals before any formal recommendation is made.
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Citizens’ Committee
J. D. Hassell, Jr
Hilton Hotel
Hassell
City Commission
Subcommittee
Commission
Lubbock
Prgram
Citizens Committee For
Water Department
Anitary
Recreation Department
Parks Department
Ank
Chaiman Water
Irving L. Jones
Harry N. Robertoe Bryant
Homer D. Grant
Homer Maxes
Bo Siservod
D. Wood
Roy Farr
Claude Gentry
C.J. Lightholder
John Hughes
G. W. Parkhill
W. B. Price
C.H Dale
SS. Forrest
Emer Tarbox
Randolph Rampy
George P. Kuykendall
Oscar Nislar
O. L. Byrd
Lie Sees No Full Conflict At Present
United Nations Secretary General Treave Lie said in Copenhagen that he does not believe the Korean conflict will become a Third World War. He also ruled out mediation on Soviet terms and warned that fighting could spread, but expects it to remain local.
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Copenhagen
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United Nations
Treave Lie
Solon Seeks 5 Million Memorial Theater in Washington
Rep Klein proposes a $5,000,000 Roosevelt memorial theater on government land in Washington to be run by the Interior Department. The bill would ban racial discrimination in casts and audiences. Japan shipped 3,090 tons of oiled aluminum in 1949, up from none in 1948.
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Secretary of the Interior
Japan
UAW Asks Ford to Reopen Contract Negotiations
The CIO United Auto Workers asked Ford Motor Co to reopen its wage contract covering about 115 000 workers nationwide. The union seeks immediate wage increases and other benefits claiming spiraling living costs hurt Ford employees. The request comes as talks partway stalled amid rising inflation.
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United Auto Workers Today
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Ford
UAW
Ford Department
Lynchs Move to Wichita Falls Prompt Park Superintendent Post
Mr and Mrs G A Lynch depart Lubbock for Wichita Falls where he is appointed city park superintendent. Lynch resigns as assistant professor of plant industry at Texas Tech after two years. Mrs Lynch serves as deputy county clerk here for a year and a half. The report notes other local items including a minor car collision and burglarized room.
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G. A. Lynch
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Lynch
Texas Tech
Judy Garland Ends Tahoe Vacation After Accident
LOR Tahoe film star Judy Garland cut and bruised after a rock struck her car near a North Shore club. She was thrown against the windshield, sustained a nose injury, and has been resting. she plans to travel to Hollywood via Reno and San Francisco due to excitement at the resort. A separate Lufkin collision left Mrs Will Adams dead and several family members injured in an auto pickup crash west of town after leaving church. others named include Orbray Adams Shirley Adams Will Adams Gordon Cheatum Jimmie Miller and Charles Rye.
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Gordon Cheatum
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