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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1949

Page

6

Krug Outlines Broad Oil Plan At Senate Hearing

Interior Secretary J A Krug outlines national oil strategy before Senate Interior Committee chaired by Senator J C O Mahoney urging expanded supply via conventional and synthetic sources. He calls for curb flaring, better conservation laws, and developing public and submerged lands while warning Congress to act amid possible industrial and state rights opposition.

Krug Senate J. A. Krug O’mahoney Sen. O’mahoney Congress O’mahoney Unit

Former Sheriff Heads Houston Hotel Police Force

Glenn McCarthy announced Harris County Sheriff Neal Polk would head a 25 man private police force for the Shamrock hotel and McCarthy center in Houston. Polk outlined plans for 15 outside patrols and 10 inside hotel and adjacent buildings with undisclosed salary.

Houston U.P Glenn McCarthy Harris County Neal Polk Shamrock Hotel McCarthy Center Polk

Insurance Course at Tech Proves Popular with 63 Enrollments

The Texas Tech charter property casualty underwriter course drew 63 registrations, nearly three times the expected 25. Two classes will run, one for South Plains insurance professionals in the evenings and another daytime group for Tech students. Haskell Taylor leads the department with William H. McKelvy teaching. Tech and Lubbock are the only West Texas locations offering the five year degree.

Texas Technological College Charter Property Casualty Tech Administration South Plains Tech Lubbock College Business Administration Department Haskell Taylor William H. McKelvy Lubbock and Tech West Texas Lubbock Insurance Agents Association

Mexico Observes Anniversary of 1917 Constitution

Mexico City marked the 32nd anniversary of the 1917 constitution with closures of businesses and government offices. Thousands joined mass demonstrations honoring Benito Juarez and the 1857 constitution on Feb 5, linking church power losses to both documents.

Mexico City Benito Juarez Government Party of Revolutionary Mexico Philip of Jesus Japan

Penetration Of Rain Deep, Crop Prospects Bright On South Plains

A weekly crop condition report by County Agent D. W. Sherrill notes four inches of moisture on the South Plains reaching 24 to 36 inches in some areas. Soil saturation is high, wheat prospects improve, and pastures and grazing lands look good. Livestock feed needs rose during icy weather but green pastures are assured. re stocking with cattle and hogs is advised. Diversification returns after years of cash crops, though grain sorghum support prices worry farmers about cotton acreage and feed supplies. Labor surplus is temporary as land work resumes once soils dry.

South Plains D. W. Sherrill Sherrill

Classes Will Resume Monday At Overton

Classes at Overton school on Twenty-ninth and Filmore Avenue will resume Monday morning after last Thursday’s soggy unpaved streets delayed attendance. City and county crews have graded nearby streets and patrons are advised to use specific routes to the two schools to assure access.

Overton School Twenty-ninth Filmore Ave Overton Brown Thirtyfourth Thirtieth Taylor, Filmore Pierce Avenues Brown School College Ave

Oklahoma U Sees First Negro Co-Ed Admitted

Oklahoma University at Norman readies to admit Ophelita Eugenia Daniels as the first Negro co-ed in its graduate school of social work. A state attorney general ruling followed a federal order requiring open white colleges to Negroes when state schools lack courses. Daniels joins G. W. McLaurin as the second Black student among 12,000 whites with official sanction at a white college in the state.

Oklahoma City University of Oklahoma University At Norman Ophelita Eugenia Daniels

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