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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1948

Page

9

Lubbock School Costs Per Student Revealed

The Lubbock school budget for 1847 48 lists a per pupil cost of 136 74 with about 10 000 students. Of this 55 per student comes from the state and the rest from local taxes. The sinking fund for debt service totals 23 89 per pupil. About 112 85 per student supports auxiliary services maintenance and fixed charges.

Joe Walanche Eee Ce Kent Jackson bi @f Library and Transpor R. L. Matthews State Department of Education Matthews Lubbock Dunbar Colored School Superintendent of Schools

Stalin Hosts Hungarian President at Moscow Treaty Celebrations

Moscow reports Prime Minister Stalin welcomed Hungarian President Zoltan Tildy at a ceremony marking the signing of a Russian Hungarian treaty this week.

Stalin Moscow Zoltan Tildy

Waggoner Carr Resigns to Seek County Attorney Post

Waggoner Carr resigns as assistant district attorney and announces candidacy for county attorney of Lubbock County. He has lived in Lubbock since 1932, served in World War II, and formerly practiced law with his brother. Carr pledges cooperation with courts and law enforcement to ensure an effective justice program. The piece also notes civic work and community roles in Lubbock.

Waggoner Carr Leeks County Lubbock County Carr Lubbock Carr and Carr Vincent Carr Twentyfourth Hunt County Lubbock High School Texas Tech Tech University of Texas Law School State Bar of Texas

Vet Who Lost Both Legs In War Found Dead In Tourist Cabin

Fort Worth reports 31 year old veteran L. M. Jones who lost both legs in service died at a tourist court. A Justice of The Peace inquest returned a verdict of death from natural causes. He had been ill for some time and undergone skin grafts, per his wife.

Fort Worth L. M. Jones Justice of the Peace Gas Jones

Rider Fatally Injured In Denton County Motorcycle Crash

Louis William Reiter 23 son of Mr and Mrs Carl Reiter Era Texas died after his motorcycle failed to make a curve at the north edge of Sanger Texas He was hurled against a fence post A war veteran he served with the army medical corps in China

Sanger Tex Denton County Reiter Army Medical Corps China

Free of Pain for First Time in Years Says Waco Lady

Mrs. Edwin Kuehn of 323 North 7th says seven years of gas bloating heart pressure headaches and fatigue are gone after taking a medicine called Mertox Con. The ad claims backache constipation sour stomach and poor appetite improved and urges readers to obtain the genuine product at a reduced price.

Waco Edwin Kuehn Mrs. Kuehn Ted Mertox Tony Ed Price Adv

Lubbock VA Office to Move into New Building

The Lubbock Avalanche Telegram reports the West Texas VA regional office will relocate to the new office building at 134 Nineteenth Street with a full operation start and an open house planned for March 19. Local veterans groups assist in arrangements for the dedicatory ceremonies and public welcome.

West Texas Lubbock Army-Alr Nineteenth Street Robert W. Sisson Chamber of Commerce H. L. Allen C. A. Hubbard F. W. Grace A. C. Jackson Chas. Whitacre Glen Hess Louis Mur Cc Ma Dp. Woods George S. Collins T. A Everheart Ea Smith W. H. McDonald Sisson LAAF Federal

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