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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1947

Page

7

Showdown Looms Over GOP Income Tax Cut Plan

Knutson signals quick House action on an 8.35 billion dollar plan to cut personal income tax by 20 percent for the first 300000 of income and 10.5 percent beyond, with testimony limited to Treasury officials and tax experts. The measure would retroactively reduce withholding starting Jan 1 and cap total tax at 76.5 percent while adding a 500 dollar exemption for taxpayers over 65.

Francis M. Lemay Associated Press Washington Congress

Romance row roils Britain Greece royal links

The Communist Daily Worker blasted a reported romance between Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip as an unworthy intrigue and a Bevin scheme to justify British control in Greece. It accused King George of Greece and urged Britons to oppose ties between the royal houses.

Communist Daily Worker Elizabeth Prince Philip Greece Ernest Bevin George Bevin Duke of Windsor

Man Burns Rescuing His Three Children

Austin carpenter William Lee Terry was severely burned while rescuing his three children from their blazing home. The fire, started by a kerosene stove lit in the children’s bedroom to warm the room, spread rapidly through the frame house.

Austin U.P William Lee Terry Austin Carpenter

Zionist Leader Quits ZOA Over Basle Conference Fallout

Stephen S Wise resigns as ZOA vice president after Basle World Zionist Congress, condemning personal hatreds and political compromise. He faults the congress for vague remedies in Palestine and criticizes leadership, urging support for Weizmann, Brandeis, Nordau, and Herzl, while warning about funds for 1946 relief.

Stephen S. Wise Pan Zionist Organization of America Basle Switzerland Wise ZOA Herzl Palestine Abba Hillel Silver Basse Ise England America Congress Chaim Weinann

Savings and Investment Accounts Totals and Adjustments

Financial figures show totals for savings and investment accounts with positive and negative values. Included are amounts such as 2,648,443.25 and entries like -2,985,972.32 reflecting net movements. The data appears to be a ledger snapshot with mixed debits and credits.

Appointment of Tom Gordon as assistant county attorney

County Attorney John Steele announced Saturday the appointment of Tom Gordon as assistant county attorney. Gordon, a 1936 UT Law graduate, served as legal investigator for Attorney General Bill McCraw and as an assistant attorney general before World War II. He later practiced law in Lubbock and ran for district attorney in 1946.

Tom Gordon John Steele Gordon University of Texas Law School Bill McCraw Army Air Forces Lubbock Broadway St. John’s Methodist Church Steele England France Holland Belgium Germany County Commissioners Court Lloyd Croslin

Hollywood Camerama Killed In New Mexico

Gerald L. Ray aged 29 formerly of Denver and a still cameraman for Warner Brothers studios in Hollywood died en route to Gallup hospital after a highway 66 crash 40 miles west of Cedar Point Arizona Lynn Day a Denver photographer drove Ray's car and said he dozed and the vehicle struck a soft shoulder overturning the car

Gallup N. M Gerald L. Ray Denver Warner Brothers Studios Hollywood U. S. Highway 66 Cedar Point Ariz Lynn Day Ray

West Texas museums seek funds from legislature

Plains Historical Society of Canyon and the West Texas Museum Association officials hosted a dinner at the Hilton with Texas legislators to press for a 90 000 appropriation to finish museum buildings on the West Texas State Teachers College and the Texas Technological College campuses. Attendees included Senators Grady Hazelwood and Sterling Parrish, Rep. Blair Timmons, Preston Smith, Tech president W M Whyburn, Canyon secretary L F Sheffy, and association president G E Maedgen.

The Plains Historical Society of Canyon and the West W. G. McMillan W. C Holden Wm. Pierce Jas. G. Allien Retha Martin J. D. Hassell C. W. Ratliff

Treason Suspects Arrive In Boston

Former newsmen Robert H. Best and Douglas Chandler arrived in Boston by train and were lodged in East Cambridge jail awaiting arraignment on treason charges for Nazi propaganda broadcasts during World War II. They were guarded by two U.S. marshals.

Boston Robert H. Best Douglas Chandler East Cambridge

Free extra copies of discharges for veterans urged

The attorney general’s office said county clerks should provide free additional copies of honorable discharges and marriage licenses when required by the Veterans Administration for veterans seeking benefits. William R. Federici stated no charges may be made for these extra copies.

Attorney General William R. Federici C. R. Sebastian Veterans’ Administration

Texas Railroad Commission Expands Gas Output In Panola County

The Texas Railroad Commission order raises Carthage field production to 60 million cubic feet daily for Lone Star Gas during the emergency. Gas will be delivered to the big inch pipeline system as cold weather drives demand. Confucius' father was 70 at Confucius birth.

Austin Texas Railroad Commission Carthage Panola County Lone Star Gas Company Big Inch

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GOP Reds Real Estate First Federal Savings & Loan Association Lubbock, Texas Federal K. T. Thomas Geo. W. Spining Pearl H. Smith T. Secretary Homer D. Grant Panhandle Construction Company Amos H. Howard J. Louis Murfee Insurance and Real Estate JAS. L. Quicksall Ea Company KT Thomas First Federal Savings and Loan Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Oxford Tom Gordo Hollywood Camerama New Mexico West Texas Dorothy ‘van Nuys Los Angeles Texas Avalanche Journal Confucius Catelog Draughon Mez Hilton Hotel
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