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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1948

Page

11

President Truman to Open Nonstop Campaign Drive

The White House announced Truman will launch a vigorous nonstop campaign starting mid September, conducting state business from the Ferdinand Magellan railcar. He plans whistle stops across the nation, targeting labor groups and key regions, with possible coast to coast rail swings and a return to Independence Missouri by late October.

Robert G. Nixon Washington White House Truman Ferdinand Magellan America Republican Congress Thomas E. Dewey Earl Warren California Alben W. Barkley Detroit AFL CIO Michigan South American Legion Miami Thetlantic Pacific Fang Pri

Five Prominent Los Angles Socialites Die In Crash

Five prominent Los Angeles socialites die in a head on collision 12 miles south of Tijuana. Victims include James Walter Kays 60 wealthy insurance executive and former Los Angeles fire commissioner his wife 50 Elaine Richard Garvey 50 and Gladys Goldie Hall 50. Six others in the Mexican car are injured none seriously. The crash occurred yesterday on the highway amid Mexican police reports.

Tijuana Mexico IKS Los Angeles James Walter Kays Kays Elaine Richard Garvey Mil Shafter Richards Gladys Goldie Hall

Salvation Army welcomes new Lubbock commanders Capt Gregory

Capt W Thomas Gregory and Mrs Gregory arrive from Port Arthur with two young children to take command of the Salvation Army in Lubbock. A 7 45 p m welcome service at 1112 Seventeenth will feature a formal program and remarks from senior officers. Gregory succeeds Capt Vince Larsen who moves to Concord North Carolina after three years here.

W. Thomas Gregory Port Arthur Vince Larsen Concord N.C Gregory Salvation Army Dallas Houston Maj Thomas B. Gregory Men's Social Service Center Lubbock Corpus Christi Herman Lambrecht Beaumont Salvation Army Army

Navy Officer Builds Modern Charleston Home With Tech Edge

Retired Navy Commander Hans K Koebig moved into a 65 foot long Charleston house built in 1946 style with 32 closets and five bathrooms in varying tints. An air conditioning system dominates a waterproof basement with a battlewagon style control panel and twin water heaters. Each room has a buzzer intercom and a water supply switch to an alternate main.

Charleston S. C Navy Hans K. Koebig Batty Koebig Koebig

Garage lit by hidden switches opens to "Hail The Conquering Hero"

A retired naval officer built a showy garage with storm shutters, 65 wiring circuits and a concealed door system. Koenig activates mercury switches in the pavement and the doors roll back revealing a dramatic interior as the car enters to music. The article notes Pikes Peak is surpassed by 27 Colorado peaks.

Sixth Naval District Koenig Koebig Pikes Peak Mt. Whitney United States Colorado

Lubbock 4-H Livestock Team Heads to College Station

Lubbock county 4-H live stock judging team winners of District 2 contest July 29 depart for College Station to face 20 teams from 14 districts in the second round. Led by Lee Roy Colgan the group aims for Dallas State Fair entry with top Dallas teams advancing to Chicago international. Members include Walt Rogers Wayne Hackney Robert Gentry and C W Perser with specialties in cotton swine dairying beet calves and Angus breeding.

Lubbock County College Station Lee Roy Colgan Dallas Chicago Walt Rogers Roosevelt Wayne Hackney Lubbock Robert Gentry Monroe C. W. Perser Shallowater

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