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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1947

Page

12

Plains Gunners Name Officers For Next Year

The Plains Gunners announce officers to lead next year with Dean Oney as president and Ray Allen as treasurer. Members include J. J. Harrell and E. B. Hess. Fortenberry and Curtis Boyd handle committees as the program unfolds. Invocations were given by Rev. C. J. McCart and a welcome by O Brownfield. The meeting discussed cotton market trends, foreign buying, and mechanization aid plans for Lubbock.

Allen Ray Labpock Hugo Kinkler Premer Feet Memsere J. J. Harrell E. B Fortenberry Com- Hess Curtis Boyd Hop Halsey Steve Cowboys McCart Salvary Baptist Welcom Clarence A Brownfield Lubbock Clapp Ark I Scruggs Texae Contea Bruton

Building Permits Set New Lubbock Growth Record

The city issued permits totaling about 760871 for 89 new dwellings repairs and apartment buildings, far surpassing August 1946 and 1944 figures. The 1947 year to date reached 7842517, with October seen likely to set a new construction record as local inspectors anticipate continued growth and a strong season for cotton machinery firms.

Daily Markets Mix as Wall Street Copes with Slow Trading

Chicago and Fort Worth market notes show slow trading with mixed signals. Wheat futures rose modestly while corn and bread cereal prices held near key levels amid cautious investor sentiment and grim earnings outlooks.

Chicago Paris Fort Worth

At A Glance Chicago Market Notes

Chicago markets show wheat firm as seasonal highs appear. Corn outlook remains poor amid crop worries while oats stay firm with September at a record high. Hogs and cattle hold steady in late trading.

Chicago

Birth Announcement For Mr and Mrs Wesler H Bure

Mr and Mrs Wesler H Bure of 615 Avenue announce the birth of a son early Friday morning at St. Mary Be To. The father Nugent at Toss Teen.

Mowadmeee Waters Ata Ag Lubcock Wesler H. Bure S15 Avenue Prinds St. Mai Nugent

Garden Orchard Poultry Farm In City Yard Makes Busy Lubbock Back

J W Hickman describes his 70 by 70 foot yard in Green Acres as a productive mixed garden. He grows peaches grapes cherries currants and a wide vegetable list while raising chickens. The family waters biweekly and yields include peaches grapes and vegetables with canning and sales.

Lubbock Back Yard J. W. Hickman Hickman Thirtieth Green Acres Alin

Lubbock Marriage Licenses and District Court Actions

Official records show marriages for several couples including W W Herd and Nellie Marie Aaron and Billings and Dorothy Cook, with numerous other listings. District court entries note divorce suits, while building permits record multiple residential and commercial projects in Lubbock and surrounding areas.

W. Herd Lubbock Nellie ‘Marie Aaron Bonnie Cook Crawford Re Claiborne Juanita Denniston

Proposed Bus Routes Continued From Page One

Detailed proposed routes list multiple lines with 15 to 30 minute and 18 to 20 minute intervals. Routes include Hub Homes Tech Special, Sixteenth Street Texas Tech, Arnett Benson addition, Tech-Filwood, Green Acres, and Fifteenth through Nineteenth streets with transfers at Broadway, Avenue J, and various city landmarks. Stops, transfer points, and service times are described in dense, OCR-heavy text.

Hub Soutt Broadway Broad Way Teen Circle Hue Avenue J Sixteenth Street Texas Tech Ced Avenue Rast Texars Cn'Tesas Sifteen Galleses Nazi College 1 Tech Eireie Avenue I Brady Ayanster Fourth Street Vernons Vernon Temple Staton Arnett-Benson Li Theater Dussai Qund Tcijere Natin Tetemest Nineson Madan Ty Norn Landers Theater Crete Trent Celine Ninetrenth Nuteneyne Gam Sta Faith Pest Trenth Tanhyem Mtn Thisteetonr Netto Thirts

Plans For Opening Monday Of New Deal Independent School

The New Deal Independent School district plans a 10 30 a.m. Monday opening with a program featuring singing and speeches by Supt A L Faubion and others. Mrs B M Hays leads singing. J B Johnson tax collector and the Rev Graves Darby to speak.

New Deal Independent School

Soviets Plan to Restore German Living Standards

The plan envisions German living standards reaching about 75 percent of 1936 levels and aims to make western Germany self sufficient despite losing its bread basket in the Soviet occupied east. It seeks to revive German industry as part of postwar recovery. doubts remain about achieving these goals from a practical standpoint.

Prowler Flees To Church in Sincere Theatrics

City Patrolman Irby Davis responded to a church gathering at College avenue and Second street after members reported a prowler. The suspect dropped tools and fled to the front pew, where he was arrested and jailed on potential theft charges.

Lubbock Irby Davis College Avenue Second Street Davis

Mantz Wins Bendix Race in 25 Seconds Overavg Speed 376.5 MPH

Mantz captured the Bendix trophy at Van Nuys flying a P-51 Mustang, finishing a minute اه behind De Bono. Jane Page Hlavacek became the first woman finisher, with a time of 5 hours 15 minutes 59 seconds at 247.8 mph amid weather cancellations and a thinned program.

Bendix van Nuys Calif Mantz de Bono Leon Gray Cleveland Paterson Field Dayton Ohio Gray Jane Page Hlavacek Wilmette St. Joseph Amelia Earhart United States New Crawford Glenn McCarthy Ruble McCarthy Paul Mantz

Area cotton outlook under variable rain across South Plains

General rain fell Monday and Tuesday with only a few watered pockets reporting real moisture benefit. Officials note area cotton deteriorated 0 to 25 percent from dry August weather, with Bailey Crosby Hockley and Lamb counties irrigation yielding over one third acre per mile. Acreage held at 3 030 000 with county productions listed, totaling 702 000. The Sydney harbor note appears unrelated.

Lynn Crosby and Field South Plains Bailey Crosby Hockley Lamb Baer Briscor Boon Grose Dawson Por Gaines Erry Parmer and Swisher Tatais Sydney Tiralia

Thomas Moore Dies At Grassland Home

Thomas H. Moore 76 a Garza county resident for 31 years died about 2 50 p m Saturday at his Grassland home Funeral services were held at 4 this afternoon in Grassland Nazarene church with Rev J C Allen of San Benito officiating Burial followed in Grassland cemetery under Bryan McDonald and son Funeral home Survivors include his wife a son John F Moore of Grassland a daughter Opal Bosworth of Corpus Christi two brothers John W Moore of Floydada and Albert Moore of Hamlin and four grandchildren

Thomas H. Moore Garza County Grassland Opal Bosworth Corpus Christi John W. Moore Floydada Albert Moore Hamlin

Legion Parade Draws 63 000 Marchers Through Midtown

First Deputy Commissioner Mulligan estimated the crowd and marchers while Commissioner Wallander mobilized 5000 police but kept order with few issues. The 29th Legion convention parade featured 63 000 marchers, bands, and units from Army Navy and Marines. Notables including Gov. Dewey and Gov. Stassen observed from the reviewing stand as veterans honored fallen comrades and celebrated amid music and solemnity.

Thomas Mulligan Arthur W. Wallander Legion Army Union O'Dwyer William O'Dwyer New York Cit Empire State Building Courtney H. Hodges Thomas C. Kincaid George E. Stratemeyer 42Nd St Public Library Rockefeller Center St. Patrick's Cathedral Cardinal Spellman Central Park Tard 791Th Dewey Thomas E. Dewey New Yorks Griffith Philippines West Point New Jersey Hudson River 82Nd Airborne

Old Paper Turns Up With Headlines Of More Modern Days

A yellowed 1924 issue found during Aval anche-Journal remodeling echoes 1947 concerns. Headlines include International Labor Union Asked Prices in Home necessities Hold Interest and Haze Building Shortage to U S. Local news notes a reception for Dr FE White and a new Lubbock Auto Company building set for Dec 1. Theater shows Poli Negro in Lay of the Dust and The Last of the Duanes with Tom Mix.

International Labor Union Avalanche-Journal U.S W.O. Stevens New Methodist FE. E. White Mr White Waco Lubbock Auto Comany 9Th Street Avenue S Lindsey Theater Mercesys Tom Mix

Prison Board split over handling inmates and reform

MecCormick warned the Governor of a division within the Prison Board between supporters of harsher treatment and advocates for character building. The board plans measures this biennium, including housing and personnel reforms, with a Monday meeting in Houston to draft proposed changes.

MecCormick Houston Jester MacCormick Rameey Farm Meridian J. F. Wheat Lindsay T Murray Waco Whitehurst Ile Ren Sam Selers Ware Vehich

Surrenders in Kansas City on Grand Jury Tampering Charges

Dema Ward Ross and Henry McKissick a Democratic leader in the second ward surrendered on federal indictments alleging attempts to tamper with jurors and the special grand jury investigating votes in the 46 primary. Nine others including state rep Joseph Tanner also surrendered. details withheld pending apprehension.

Dema Ward Ross Kansas City Henry McKissick Second Ward McWissick Robert Ild JH Hodges Sedalix McKissick Joseph M. Tanner Missouri House of Representatives

Three Year Penalty For Forgery And Embezzlement

Chester Bouknight faced a three year term after a guilty plea on a forgery charge for signing his father J J Bouknight s name to a 4 75 check on December 28 1946. A plea of guilty to embezzlement in the sale of three hogs owned by Willie Holmes was expected before Judge Blair. Also Judge Blair expected to sentence DeLois Goodwin to two years for driving while intoxicated and two Black defendants to penitentiary terms for assault with intent to kill and for theft over 50 dollars. The state may seek leniency for Goodwin and judge will consider suspending others sentences.

Chester Boukng 99Th District Court J. J. Bouknnight Willie Holmes Juste Dae Blair Eddie Holm Blair DeLois Goodwin Santonio Cr. Williams F. DD Deary Eadie Dea Holmes Heime Veck

Women’s Club Meeting Report With Committee Roles

A fragmented note outlines a Women’s Club meeting at a local house. Items mention M. Dre, T.C. Ingram, and Mrs B Be Tro Voces with committee assignments and business notes. The text references a scheduled event and participants, though many details are unreadable.

Idey Chin Man

Black Worker Fatally Crushed Near Power Plant in Levelland

A Black man died after a power plant pole fell as he passed by in Levelland Texas. Emergency crews and a physician responded but the man died at the scene. The funeral home completed arrangements for the victim.

Leibbock Yoon Levelland Hi Crusi Nes

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