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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1954

Page

2

Langer seeks four lawsuits to fund Dixon-Yates probe

Senator Langer announces plans to fund a nationwide inquiry into the Dixon-Yates contract by using legal fees from as many as four private lawsuits. He aims to resume the investigation soon with hearings in Kansas on credit insurance, Hells Canyon, and electric power costs in New England and the Southwest.

John A. Oupaarre Washington Wiliam Langer Senate Judiciary Committee North Dakota Senate Tor Rebhcan Langer William F. Knowland Calif Republican Policy Committee Stephen A. Mitchell Democratic National Democratic National Commitee Chicago Dixon - Yates Newsmen Vie Topeka Kans Hells Canyon Pacihe Northwest New England Southwest Power Administration

Fire at Anthony Wayne Hotel T

Fire broke out in a lobby sofa at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Waynesboro Pennsylvania around 4am. The Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association annual meeting was underway with attendees and hotel staff aiding the response. One man sleeping on the sofa allegedly sparked the blaze by smoking. hotel manager said he allowed the visitor to nap during a late arrival for the convention. The Waynesboro Fire Department quickly controlled the fire.

Waynesboro Anthony Wayne Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Assn Hore

Trumpeter swans rebound in Manitoba prairie comeback

Near extinct trumpeter swans return to Manitoba after 70 years with three birds acquired by the local waterfowl station. A mature female named Tommy and two cygnets from Alberta were moved after a drought drove them from a Peace River slough. Officials aim to pair the female with a mate to renew the lifelong bonding.

Delta Man North America Manitoba Serth Peace River Alberta A. Tomshak Canadian Wildlife Service H. A. Hochbaum Tommy

West Texas Breeders Sale Tops $4,000 With 46 Duroc Hogs

At the Lubbock fairground barns the West Texas Duroc Breeder Association yearly sale grossed $4,467.50 from 46 registered hogs. Nineteen bred gilts averaged $143 each, highest bid on Diamond's Lady fueled by Dick Adams and LD Whitehead at $235. Open gilts totaled $1,082.50 with top price $80 for Fleetline Garnett. Six boars averaged $75 with top at $8. HH Oliver’s Super Nugget led at top price, while Star Prince sold for the same. WT Wynn bought seven open gilts for $394.50. The sale was overseen by Kenneth Bozeman, Lubbock, with support from Texas Tech professors and association officers.

West Texas Duroc Breeder Association Lubbock Fairground Dick Adams Lubbock Ld, Whitehead Balls Association Edwin Muler Rowena A. W. Coply Muleshoe Oliver Abernathy George Bull Canyon Liner and Neely Lowell Hill WT. Wynn Shallowater Whitehead Kenneth Bozeman L. M. Hargrave T. L. Leach Texas Tech Leonard Stoehr National Duroc Association Plattsmouth Neb Johnny Mitchell Ratts

Tech Educator Named To Child Training Center Board’s Post

Dr. John Carroll head of the Texas Tech Education Department was elected to the Child Training Center executive board replacing Dr. W. I. Hess. The meeting at Mrs. O. L. Slaton's home covered committees for scholarships admissions curriculum publicity budget and finance and announced Hunt Elementary School will provide two classrooms for mentally retarded children.

John Carroll Texas Tech Education Department Child Training Center Executive Board W. I. Hess O. L. Slaton 20Th St Monroe Dunn Roger Kuykendall Dr. Carroll Allen T. Stewart Arne Randall M. Fite Josephine Ballenger Jack Cole Ralph M. Hodges Slaton Charles Maedgen Jr I. A. Stephens Hunt Elementary School Seaman Hall Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Ballenge Ice H. C. Watson

Wolfforth Baptist Revival Runs Through August 29

A revival at Wolfforth First Baptist Church opens Friday night and runs through August 29. The Rev Clyde Campbell of Hobbs preaches and Jack Christie of Calvary Baptist leads singing. Daily services are at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., with other days at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Wolfforth Wolfforth First Baptist Church Clyde Campbell First Baptist Church Hobbs Jack Christie Calvary Baptist Church

Five Killed In Two Texas City Crashes

Five people died in two separate crashes near Texas City on a Saturday. A pickup truck struck a moving southbound train near the Texas City Y, killing three occupants identified as Idonaldo Baytown, Thomas Capetitter Texas City, and Alfred Garcia 22 of another town. In a second crash a man and his wife were killed when their car stopped to change a tire and was struck, another car hit the parked vehicle, the train wreckage dragged the pickup 100 feet. The driver of the car was Bob Cornelius 24 of Houston and suffered a critical head injury.

Texas City Tex Ate Dacm Acci Idonaldo Baytown Thomas C. Capetitter Alfred B. Garcia Ate See Hall W. C Bob) Cornelius Houston

Protests in Greece Trigger Riots Across Cities

Police hold 12 of 150 detained in anti-British unrest in Athens and Salonica. Demonstrators clash with police over British control of Cyprus with injuries reported to 11 protesters and four officers in Salonica and similar demonstrations in smaller cities.

Athens Greece Salonica Cyprus

Chinese Communist radio reports intensified harassment by Nationalist Chinese forces

The radio says Nationalist Chinese forces intensified harassment with four shellings of Red merchant ships in July and 16 coastal or offshore attacks. In other notes, teachers meet Aug 31 with in service sessions starting Sept 2 for various grades, led by TE Owen as superintendent, with sessions through Sept 3.

Chiese Communist Radio Owen

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