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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1946
Page
6
George Gallup reports American attitudes toward stopping atom bomb production and destroying stockpiles are mixed. Distrust of Russia under Molotov persists, though some signs of softened sentiment appear. The polls, spanning 48 states, show modest support for disarmament and international control with varied opinions on Russia’s cooperation.
In a recent Iowa Poll the majority of respondents said Russia seemed more friendly toward the United States in the last six weeks. The survey noted 56 percent yes 30 percent no and a small share undecided or unsure. The results aim to gauge national sentiment ahead of broader polls by the Institute. The text also mentions a plan to curb atomic bomb production turning U S energy monopoly into United Nations authority control. A Hindu legend about a diamond is also referenced.
Texas Technological College ex-students announce the One Hundred Club to fund a full-time alumni executive secretary for three years. 109 members have joined, aiming for 200 to end future pledges. Funds totaling $30,000 cover salary and office expenses while a confidential membership group oversees hires and potential dismissal with club approval.
James Roosevelt, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, denounces unsympathetic administration of federal agencies like OPA as a factor in recent election defeats. He urges that citizens demand not only ideals but efficient government service from officials.
Walter Y. Wells county administrator announced a largely new 2A committee structure after an election by community delegates. R C Pace from Roosevelt serves as chairman. Other members include Homer R Sullivan of Cooper Alfred Jackson of Monroe and Earl Teague of Shallowater.
A stenographer was assigned to document proceedings at Hills Avenue Airport during a briefing on an aviation matter. The event involved local officials reviewing plans and scheduling next steps.
Herman D Tucker of Burnet Texas has been promoted to staff sergeant while serving as payroll clerk for Headquarters Company under General Mark W Clark's United States Forces in Austria. He entered the Army in July 1945 after graduating Burnet High School in May 1944 and Texas Tech in Lubbock. He was sent overseas in April 1946.
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