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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1946

Page

8

Moves To Avert Factory Crisis As Coal Shortage Mounts

The Austin Motor Car Co plans to close due to fuel shortages, risking 1,000,000 jobs as Britain faces coal constraints. Officials say 1,000 cars weekly for export rely on coal. Birmingham factories urged five day weeks on staggered hours to conserve fuel amid plans to nationalize coal mines from Jan 1.

Rcin London Britain Austin Motor Car Co Ministry of Fuel Pees Gaitskell Fuel Ministry Ces Austin R. A. M. Diment Birmingham Midlands Arthur Horner The Union of Mine

Texas Tech Awarded Surplus Equipment

Texas Tech received six lots of furniture and five lots of typewriters under a federal surplus program. The Public Interest Division of War Assets Administration announced a 95 percent discount on furniture and 40 percent on typewriters, with distribution from former OPA offices in Pampa Lubbock Brownfield Lamesa Spur and Littlefield. Other institutions including West Texas State Teachers College Canyon and Dallas area schools also shared awards.

Fort. Worth Texas Tech Tne Texas Ing Duncan D. Myers Public Interest Division War “Assets Administration Federal Works Agency Tech OPA Pampa Lubbock Brownfield Lamesa Spur Littlefield West Texas Teachers College At Canyon Calles Ayns McKee Cisco Junior College Texas Christian University

Pecos area hospital birth and local notices

A 7 pound 3 ounce son arrived at Pecos hospital early Saturday morning to Mr and Mrs Jimmy Day Jr. The infant and mother Evelyn Cooper are reported well. Community notes mention Walter Price elected president with G R Kennedy as first vice president and Ray Chapman as second vice president. William C Slagle to visit from Great Lakes on two week naval radar training leave. invitations extended to Gordon family.

Pecos Jimmy ‘Day J. W. Day Evelyn Cooper Texas Jan Walter. Price Pre Dent Ray Chapman Thord Dockray Wes Wright Brock Spikesds William C. Slagle W. M. Slagle Bobby U. S. Naval Training Great Lakes Ill

Angleton Woman Killed in Three-Car Accident

Mrs. Lois Ralph, 26, of Angleton, died in a three car crash in Houston after her car hit a bus and then a telephone pole. She was thrown into the road and struck by a third vehicle as she attempted to rise, witnesses and police said.

Houston Dec Lois Ralph Angleton Ralph

Mice Reproduction Rates Reported in Study

A report notes that mice beginning at six months can bear about nine young, with pregnancies occurring three to twelve times per year. The figures reflect average offspring per litter and breeding frequency in older lab stock.

Funeral planned for Texas A and M engineering VP J T L McNew

J T L McNew vice president for engineering at Texas A and M died in Houston after a cerebral hemorrhage. Services will be held at the A and M YMCA chapel in College Station with burial in the new college cemetery. Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs Little a son J T L McNew Jr and his mother.

College Station J. T. L. McNew Engineering Texas A. & M. Colge A. & M. Collge New College W. H. Andrews McNew Houston American Society of Civil . Engineers Texas Mexico Louisiana Department of Civengineering Byengine China- Burma-India U. S. Army Engineer ‘Corps

Grass as a storable crop for long term use

Grass serves as a staple that stores well in stacks and remains usable for many years, allowing farmers to draw on reserves during lean periods or when timely grazing is scarce. The passage highlights grass as a reliable, long lasting feed resource.

Troop 89 Organized at Roaring Springs

Roaring Springs announces the formation of Boy Scout Troop 89 with 27 boys registered. James P. Moss of the Lions Club will be scoutmaster with Joe Melton Thacker as assistant. Both veterans served in the Pacific.

Roaring Springs Lions Club James P. Moss Joe Melton Thacker Pacific Moss Bronze Palm Lubbock Thacker Ave Paul Enloe Mike Hoyle Henry Tesgue

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