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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1946

Page

4

Truman Nomination In 1948 Predicted by Senators

Senators Tydings and Hatch predicted Truman will be renominated in 1948 with little opposition. Tydings said Truman’s strength rose after GOP gains and fan support has cooled for other candidates. Hatch added signs favor Truman, noting GOP claims depend on Congress’ record and Democratic support.

Truman Washington Tydings Hatch Mr. Truman Maryland Congress

War Assets Admin to Sell Non Flyable Planes and Airships

The War Assets Administration announced a sale offering ground bound planes and six K type airships. Bids will open January 15 on a competitive basis. The admin notes non flyable aircraft can be made airworthy with repair work.

Assets Administration

Monarch Airlines seeks facilities at Albuquerque airport

Monarch Airlines, owned by F. W. Bonfils and Ray M. Wilson, negotiates for operations and maintenance bases at Albuquerque Municipal Airport with TWA and Continental Airlines officials. Air line officials mentioned potential opening of routes between Albuquerque and Salt Lake City soon.

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Box of Fruit Sent to First Lady in Mission

A holiday box of fruit sent to the First Lady was delivered by Texas Growers Exchange employees. The note mentions Mrs Shivers and a missionary scene in Mission. A boy named Edward reportedly began walking again after a period of immobility, observed by nuns at a chapel.

First Lady _ MISSION Sapere Shipart Texas Growers ‘Exchange Amy Eine

Taxi Drivers Tips Dipped After World War II

Tips from New York taxi drivers averaged 17 percent of fares during World War II and fell to about 10 percent a year after the war.

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