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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1946

Page

6

American Educated Official in China Blasts Communists

Chen Li-Fu, a prominent American educated Chinese official, denounces the Communists as double-dealing and untrustworthy. He praises Gen. Marshall and Ambassador Stuart for their hard work but says Communists seek a political settlement only to gain time, and that Beijing could have crushed them before 1937 if it chose force.

Chen Shanghai Spencer Moosa Worthis Dcme Gen Marshall Stuart Juart Japan

Portland Maine: smallest U S city by area

Portland Maine sits on a peninsula less than a mile wide making it the smallest city in the United States by area. The compact core highlights a unique urban footprint with limited geographic space.

Portland United States

Lubbock JayCees Honored as Club of the Month

Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce named club of the month in the August Lone Star JayCee magazine. State president John Mangrum announced during a brief visit with A. A. Hyde and John Ben Shepperd, as the group toured Plainview for a district meeting. The award cited health and sanitation efforts including distributing covered garbage barrels and an anti polio Jeep with DDT sprays to target flies and insects.

Lubbock JayCees Club Lubbock Lubbock Club Shepperd JayCees

Fighter Group To Be Stationed At Dallas

A P-51 Mustang fighter group will be headquartered at Hensley Field as the 136th fighter group of the air National Guard. Col. T. G. Castle will command, with three squadrons based in Texas at Hensley Houston and A and M College.

Dallas Hensley Field Air National Guard T. G. Castle 136Th Castle Texas New Orleans Hensley Houston A. and M. College

Parks to Host Field Days Across City Parks

City Recreation department closes for the week as field days are held at Wagner Carlisle Burns and Pioneer parks at the wading pool in Mackenzie State Park and at Booker T Washington park Carver Heights. Winners will be chosen by a point system with certificates for the champions in both locations.

City Recreation Department Randolph Billingsley Wagner, Carlisle Burns Pioneer Parks Wading Pool Mackenzie State Park Booker T. Washington Park Carver Heights Washington Park Washington Wagner Carlisle Pioneer

Zookeeper Keeps Unusual Pet Floogie the Dog at Fort Worth Zoo

Clyde Smith, Fort Worth Zoo attendant, shares his affection for Floogie a common dog with unusual status as a zookeeper’s pet. He notes she is affectionate lazy and not very bright and has even been bitten by snakes at the zoo.

Smith Floogie

Gas technology course reservations by two Texas officials

Carl J. Roberts and R. M. Curry of West Texas Gas Co. in Lubbock have reserved spots for the short course on gas technology at Texas A. and I college. The program runs August 27 to 29.

Kingsville Carl J. Roberts R. M. Curry West Texas Gas Co Lubbock Texas A. and I College

Statue of Liberty Recalled From Ft Wood Wall Remnants

The statue’s base mentions Fort Wood remnants from 1811 on Bedloe's Island in New York Harbor, recalling the historic site where Liberty stood before reforms in the harbor.

Ft. Wood Bedloe’s Island New York Harbor

Labor Day Gala Planned for Lubbock Parade and Dances

A revised Labor Day program in Lubbock includes a 10 AM parade by the AFL locals with floats, followed by a free barbecue at Mackenzie State Park. Two dances, a labor temple dance to Dave Collier and a nearly sold out Supper Club dinner dance, are planned as merchants close until 10:30 AM.

Lubbock Building and Construction Trades Council Committee Jim Lorimer Bob Samson G. A. Gafford All American Federation of Labor Union Lubbock Mackenzie State Park New Labor Temple Ave. J Dave Collier

Lubbock Vets Buy Surplus Vehicles in Fort Worth Sale

In Fort Worth on August 24 the first mail order sale of surplus used vehicles by the War Assets Administration drew 12 000 certified veterans to inspect and order cars jeeps and trucks from 16 camps. 457 of 648 vehicles were sold including 1942 Willys Jeep prices from 472 to 462 and 1943 Dodge Cargo truck at 703 dollars.

Fort Worth Veterans’ Division War Assets Administration Office William R. Morris, Jr George A. Gray Alanson D. Brown Charlie W. Jennings Weldon L. McDaniel L. J. Lollis Raymond L. Jones Lubbock E. H. DeBurd Idalou Morris Gray Brown Jennings McDaniel Lollis Jones WAA

Evatt Leaves Paris for Australia Election Campaign

Dr. Herbert V. Evatt chief Australian delegate to the peace conference flew from Paris to Australia to join the campaign ahead of the September 28 election. He will participate in party activities and rally support among voters.

Australia Paris Herbert V. Evatt Air Today

Grand Marshal to Lead Parade in Local Festivities

Judge Walter Davies will serve as grand marshal for the upcoming parade. The community event plans to honor local heritage with marching bands and ceremonial flags along the route.

Walter Davies

Dallas Liquor Store Shootings Claim Second Fatality

Dallas reports a second fatal liquor store shooting in two weeks. Julius Brenner, 34, died at Parkland hospital after naming the assailant as a Black man. A prior August 10 slaying near Brenner’s store remains unsolved, with a gun battle between Smoky Joe Smith and the suspect.

Dallas U.P Julius Brenner Parkland Hospital Brenner Harry Goldberg Herman Pines Brenner’s Pines Smoky Joe Smith Smith Will Fritz

D. K. Slagle Here On Emergency Furlough

Marine Cpl. Don K. Slagle arrives home on emergency furlough due to his mother’s serious heart illness. He flew from China to Pearl Harbor and San Francisco before heading to Corpus Christi to complete records and await discharge.

Don K. Slagle Hugh Slagle China U. S. Marines Young Slagle Pearl Harbor San Francisco Corpus Christi

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