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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1973

Page

2

Bank President Named Man Of Decade By MARIE NARRIS

Marvin Carlile president of First National Bank and chair man of the boards of several Tulsa area banks was named Man of the Decade at the Tulia Chamber of Commerce banquet. Mrs. Harry Reeves was Woman of the Year for leading the chamber women’s division.

Marie Narris Tulia Tula Ezra Jones Pasi Wo Mason First National Bank of Fort Worth Ralph Wayne Austin Tulsa L. J. Wayne Ewer Bates Vance Swin- Dura Harvey Milner Olan’ Alexander Carlile Girard Bank Fred Story Wayne

Silverton Student Named to Who's Who 1972 73

Laur a Arnold senior at Silverton High School and daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Arnold of Silverton has been named to Who's Who Among American High School Students for 1972 73 She was also named the 1973 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for Silverton and will compete for state and national honors in the Search for American Homemakers of Tomorrow contest

Laura Arnold Silverton High School Fred Arno Silverton Betty Crocker Tomorro

Death Of First Officer Recalled In Lubbock Killing

Avalanche Journal reports on the long recalled death of Lubbock’s first police officer killed in the line of duty. Nearly two decades after the event a city sidewalk bullet wound marked the officer’s fatal end as detectives and authorities revisit the case. Detective Jack Stevens, named in the piece, is mentioned as involved in Friday’s development.

Danny Ellington Avalanche-Journal Lubbock Jack Stevens

Odessa Station Robbery Aimed at Cash Register

A lone armed robber held up a light service station at S Grant and Everstater around 3 30 am taking about 50 dollars. Station attendant Andy Galindo said the man wore a paper sack and ordered him to lie down before fleeing on foot. The 1953 crime wave in Odessa included the earlier killing of detective Ioh White by a 38 caliber slug at Ave A and Broadway. Memorial funds for White’s widow surpassed 10000 in days after his death.

Correspaate Odessa S. Grant and Everstater Andy “Galindo Yenah Galindo Ioh White George ‘Hall Ave, A Broadway White Broaday den State Penitentiary Pete Hubbard Friday Hubbard Lubbock Ain

Britain Post Office expands services and assets

In Britain the Post Office, a national corporation since 1969, runs telegraph and a banking arm with 22 million accounts totaling 3.75 billion dollars. It also operates a computerized bill paying service and a ship to shore station network as part of its broad operations.

Jack OF All Services London UPS Britain Post Office Telegraph

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