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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1948

Page

2

Loyalist Democrats Set For Tet Of Strength

Leaders of the Loyalist Democrats meet tomorrow in Austin called by Mayor Tom Miller to block a Dixiecrat takeover at the September 14 Fort Worth convention. The group includes pro Truman factions and seeks a convention chair plan while weighing Morris Morrow’s role and possible cross factions.

Wae Pee Ee Jr Auer Ee Ae Tom Miller Austin Fort Worth Beauford Pa Lndicettone Iskill Roosevelt Miller Worth

Funeral Rites For Prominent Flatonia Woman Held Tomorrow

Funeral services are set for 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in Flatonia for Mrs. E. A. Arnim Sr. 78, widow of E. A. Arnim who gave his name to the Arnim oilfield in Fayette county. A lifelong Flatonia resident, she died at her home last night. She helped Texas youth by funding several students through high school and university. Survivors include two sons, E. A. Arnim Jr. and James Douglas Arnim, both of Flatonia.

Flatonia E. A. Arnim Arnim Fayette County James Marburger

Half-Caste Is Star Cast In Melbourne Debut

Betty Fisher a 17 year old half caste aborigine from a tropic mission island leaves for Melbourne to pursue singing. She previously won an Australia wide amateur contest at 15 with My Curly Headed Baby and aims to take her daughter Shirley to the stage debut while continuing her education under mission authorities after a two year pause.

Darwin Betty Fisher Tropic Mission Melbourne Betty Shirley

General Walker to Speak at 36th Division Reunion

Lt. Gen. Fred L. Walker who led the 36th division at Salerno will be the principal speaker at the 36th Division reunion in Dallas on September 11 12. Veterans of World War I and World War II are expected to attend.

General Walker 36Th Division Dallas Fred L. Walker Salerno

Elderly Couple Ends Horseback Trip Across Old Oregon Trail

The Rev. John W. Beard, 65, and his wife, 63, finish a 2000 mile horseback journey retracing the Oregon trail from Portland to Independence. At the northwest corner of Independence square they mark the start and declare the trip a lifelong dream fulfilled. The couple described the trail as marvelous and enjoyed every minute of the voyage.

Oregon Independence John W. Beard Marcus Whitman Independence Square Beard Portland Moun

Independence Hosts North West Trail Participants Parade

They arrived as honored guests in Independence for a parade with Saddle club members civic dignitaries and clubs. Mayor Roger T. Sermon greeted them at a luncheon and a street square dance followed with an autographed portrait of President Truman signed by the Beards during his visit to vote two weeks earlier.

Independence Saddle Club Roger T. Sermon Truman

Rheumatism Treatment Book Offered Free in Excelsior Springs

A Ball Clinic advertisement from Excelsior Springs Missouri promotes a new system for rheumatism and arthritis using mineral waters and baths. Readers can request a free book titled Rheumatism Good Life's Greatest Blessing, with no obligation, by writing to the Ball Clinic Dept. 2311.

Excelsior Excelsior Springs Missouri

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