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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1957

Page

2

Johnson backs sub antiq increase in House appropriation debate

A fragment from Washington reports Landon B. Johnson of DeTex plans to support a subsection aimed at increasing House appropriation levels. Details are incomplete and dates appear garbled.

Aashington Landon B. Johnson DeTex

Bomb Threat Delays Fort Worth to Chicago Flight

An anonymous telephone warning prompted security checks at several cities before an American Airlines two-engine flight from Fort Worth to Chicago departed. Investigators probed the caller while FBI ties remained secret. passengers were cleared and the plane left on schedule.

Z Hhoma City Chicago Améric Airlines mGen Sanders Fort Worth Pilahame City Sanit Erth Oklahoma City Springfield St Louis Robert Hodder American Air Sanders St. sQauie St. Louis Hodder Jette Coat Pot Federal Bureau of Investigation Joplin Rey Iserigg

Ralls Area Farmers Hope for Record Crop This Year

Ralls area farmers forecast the largest cotton and feed harvest in years with favorable conditions. County agent Lee Suther notes little insect damage and some boll worm activity in grain sorghum may deter damage to cotton bolls, contingent on late frost-free weather.

Ralls Lee Suther Crosby Suther

Garza Board Rejects Territory Transfer Plea

The Garza County Board of Education rejected petitions to transfer territory from the former Garnolia Common School District to Tahoka and to Wilson. The seven work area sought Tahoka after Garnolia consolidated with Post, while a northwest region petition aimed at Wilson. Nearby Lynn County's board also rejected a transfer from Grassland to Pest prior to Grassland Tahoka election set for March 12.

POST Garza County Wilson Lynn County Board of Education Grassland Pest Tahoka

Garza County Honors 1957 4-H Gold Star Girl

Garza County will name its 4-H Gold Star Girl of 1957 Monday after judging two candidate girls. Ruth Ann Long and Linda Payton were selected as finalists, with judge visits to each home in the afternoon. The 1956 Gold Star Girl was Linda Livingston.

Garza County Jessie Pearce Ruth Ann Long Linda Payton Wanda Roach Connie Crow Lynn Borden Linda Livingston

Negro Airman Held On Robbery Count

A 21 year old Negro airman from Wichita Falls was arrested in the early hours Saturday on a strong arm robbery warrant. Detectives also logged separate complaints including a $20 record player taken from Rosie Patterson’s home and a $35 purse theft from Minnie Lee Hunt’s photography shop. A golf clubs set and a tire and wheel valued at about $200 were reported stolen from Dr A W Brownell. Mrs W R Bradford said $20 was taken from a purse in her car parked near Avenue A.

Wichita Falls William Taft Brooks Rosie Patterson E. 24Th St Minnie Lee Hunt Ave. G A. W. Brownell 46Th St W. R. Bradford 41St St Avenue A

Students to Begin Enrolling for Ralls Schools Thursday

Ralls High School faculty will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Homemaking Cottage to finalize enrollment plans. Enrollment opens Thursday for elementary grades 1 and 2 at 9 a.m. and high school seniors at 9 a.m., with juniors at 1 p.m. Friday continues for 3rd through 5th grades at 9 a.m., junior high 6th to 8th at 9 a.m., and high school freshmen at 9 a.m. and sophomores at 1 p.m.

RALLS Ralls High School John Morris

Public Hearing On Phone Rate Hike In Lubbock Set

A fourth in a series of meetings on a telephone rate increase will be held Monday at City Hall at 1 30 p m by a citizens committee led by Thomas B Duggan Jr. The panel invites all interested residents to attend and request information. Southwestern Bell officials are expected to attend and ideas will shape recommendations to the City Commission. Rates under consideration include business lines from 10 to 13 50 monthly and residence plans rising to 5 50 for one line. The committee includes Milton Simmons Parker F Prouty Jack Payne Clyde Ragland Roy B Davis Dave Tipple and others.

Senate Fane van Senate Appropriations Committee Johnson Lubbock City Hall Citizens’ Committee Thomas B. Duggan Jr Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Citizens’ Group Lubbock City Duggan Milton Simmons Parker F. Prouty Jack Payne Clyde Ragland Roy B. Davis Dave Tipple Blair Cherry O. A. Terry B. E. Rushing Jr W. D. Rogers Herman Heath

Divorcee Kills Self In Ex Mate's Home

A 23 year old ex model, Mrs Julie Ann Jones Meehan, shot herself Friday in the Pasadena home of her former husband Clyde M Jones. He has custody of their two daughters. Mrs Meehan had threatened suicide repeatedly. Police withheld verdict.

Pasadena Tex Julie Ann Jones Meehan Clyde M. Jones Jane 9

Plastics Made In Texas Have Many Modern Day Uses

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports Texas leads in basic plastic materials with over 100 fabricators statewide. Fiberglass dog shipping crates, plastic human skeletons for anatomy, irrigation pipe, laminated table tops, tableware, oil drilling parts and reinforced plastics for fiberglass boats showcase a diverse postwar industry. Dallas Fort Worth and Houston regions host two thirds of plants. few firms exceed 50 to 100 employees. Extra regional sales may rise due to price advantages and quality.

Austin Texas University of Texas Bureau of Business Research Dallas-Fort Worth Houston

Methodist Schools Money Needs Cited

A Dallas report cites short range plant and endowment needs of 16.25 million dollars for Texas five Methodist higher learning institutions by 1962. The study covers Southern Methodist University McMurry Southwestern University Texas Wesleyan and Lon Morris College with specific funding gaps. Enrollment growth is noted to hasten expansion at all five schools.

Dallas u—Church Texas Division of Educational Institutions Methodist Board of Education Texas Methodist College Assn John O. Gross Myron F. Wicke Nashville Jacksonville

City to reconstruct Europe’s largest drydock Elbe 17

Hamburg plans reconstruction of Europe’s biggest drydock known as Elbe 17 to rent to supertanker repairers. Built for Hitler’s navy in 1941 and partly dismantled after World War II. The facility can handle ships with a 24 foot draft.

Hamburg Europe

Mackenzie Park Hosts Multiple County Reunions Today

Reunions from four counties and former GI veterans, Croton and Wichita school alumni gather in Mackenzie State Park. Hill County opens at 12 30 p m with lunches and tables to bring. Young County shares oldest attendee honors and longest traveler gifts. Basket lunches planned for Comanche and Eastland County gatherings. Bryan Field alumni also meet at a covered dish picnic with posted location alerts.

Bryan Field Croton Wichita Mackenzie State Park Hill County G. E. Jones Young County L D. Box Comanche County Ben Stephenson Comanche Johnny Hamilton Eastland County Bryan Air Force Base

Andrews School honors staff at community barbecue

At a barbecue in Community Park Andrews, about 550 teachers, administrators, and guests attended as four board members received service awards. Supt. T. A. Roach led ceremonies. High School Principal J. Leg Smith received a 20 year pin. others earned 15 and 10 year pins, with 51 people getting five year awards.

Andrews Andrews Andrews Independent School District Supt T. A. Roach Commissioners Court J. Leg Smith Smith Woolam R. A. Moxley

Vanishing Pets At Vancouver Island Air Base Alarm

B Pet dogs and cats owned by Royal Canadian Air Force personnel at a Vancouver Island base have been disappearing at an alarming rate. Cougars are blamed. An officer says pets are brought inside at night for safety, along with children.

Holberg B. C Royal Canadian Air Force Vancouver Island Gaid

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