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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1957

Page

3

World Bank Profit Totals in its First Decade

In ten years the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development posted a $254 million profit while extending 166 loans totaling over $3 billion across 44 nations. President Eugene R. Black defends traditional banking principles and cautious lending as essential to sustaining private capital flow.

World Bank Mark Emond United Nations N.Y World’ Bank International Bank For Reconstruction and de Eugene R. Black Atlanta Black

Hearing Set Monday On County Budget

Lubbock County Commissioners Court schedules a public hearing Monday at the courthouse on a 1958 budget of 1 624 902 96. After the hearing the court will set the county tax rate at three cents per hundred dollars and approve regular and special bills plus routine items.

Lubbock County Commissioners Court

Teaching Methods Studied At Andrews School Workshop

Andrews Texas August 24 Special teachers explored how to provide educational opportunities for boys and girls with wide ranges of differences during the Andrews School Workshop. Speakers included Dr Evelyn Thompson University of Houston Miss Virginia Clark TEA library consultant and Dr Royal Embree University of Texas.

Virginia Clark Bulah Harris North Texas State College

Whirlwind Triggers Explosion In Fort Worth North Side

A whirlwind on a Friday touched off an explosion that shook homes in Fort Worth’s north side but caused no injuries or major damage. A Texas Electric Service Co. official said a piece of wire was blown against a 12,000 volt power line, briefly disrupting electric service.

Fort Worth Texas Electric Service Co

Five Millionth Vehicle Marked Auto Industry Shift Toward 1958 Models

Detroit reports one week of milestone production as Edsel and other makers begin 1958 model rollouts. Ford leads with Edsel, American Motors starts 1958 models, Studebaker-Packard and Chrysler push promotions and new lines while GM lags. Chrysler shows strong year, Ford advances, and industry eyes next model changeovers.

Detroit Edsel Division Ford American Motors Corp Studebaker-Packard General Motors Chrysler Scotsman Packard Wards Automotive Chrysler Corp

General Assembly Set For Wilson School Opening

Wilson schools announce a general assembly at 9 a.m. Friday with Supt. J. P. Hewlett. Pupils will enroll, receive textbooks, and bus service will operate. Regular classes start Sept. 2 with staff including W. P. Jones and Clifton Gardner. An open budget hearing is Aug. 31 from 2 to 5 p.m. in the superintendent’s office.

Wilson J. P. Hewlett Supt. Hewlett W. P. Jones Clifton Gardner Bill Vardeman Dale Price Grover Watkins James Cheyne Sam Whitacre William Dearmore Norman Hemphill Betty Price Pearl Davidson Elmer Blankenship

Slaton to Open 1957-58 with Half Day Aug 3

Slaton Public Schools announce a half day start Sept 3 with book issues and assignments. First grade pupils have half days for two weeks with afternoon home visits. buses follow last year routes with some changes. High and junior high students meet at 9 a.m. on Sept 3. boundary lines place first four grades in their zones. Sixty five faculty plus two new teachers expect enrollment rise. W. C. Gilmore named East Ward principal. junior high led by J. P. (J. P.)

Slaton West Ward East Ward Murray and 7Th Sts Knox St 3Rd St Panhandle Murray St 7Th St Evans School

Man shoots wife after her plea to end misery in Texas

In Sierra Blanca Texas George W Stafford 61 is jailed for fatally shooting his wife 63 after she cried out that she wished to be put out of her misery He told Texas Ranger Jim Nance he feared a mercy killing and then used a revolver to shoot her three times in the head He also said he killed the couple's dog to accompany her Stafford surrendered to authorities following a quarrel with Irene Stafford who had recently returned from a state mental hospital stay

Sierra Blanca Tex George W. Stafford Hudspeth Stafford Jim Nance Nance Irene Big Spring

Crosby County Community Chest to Hold Monday Meeting

Crosby County community leaders plan a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at the Trade Winds Restaurant to review the Budget and Admission Committee’s proposed 15 590 dollar request for participating agencies in the chest campaign. Among attendees are directors and committeemen led by president Joe Darden Lorenzo with several teachers and school staff listed.

Crosby County Community Chest Darden Ralls Trade Winds Joe Darden Lorenzo Meetiig

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