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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1948
Page
12
Fragmentary report notes a water treaty with negotiators from multiple countries to discuss flood control and conservation. Mentions a border area patrol and a youth event in Palladaeyan Garner.
Yglaro San Tiago, 22, of 211 North Ave M, a service worker, was admitted to a West Texas hospital for treatment of facial and hand injuries described as not serious early in the incident.
Senators connected rent control to broader inflation as Harriman reported a climb in net rents from 1941 to 1947. Official notes cited housing costs, vacant units, and maintenance shift to tenants while many rents remain unregulated. The discussion linked extensions to anti inflation measures and broader price controls.
The article outlines Gov. Stassen's upcoming visit schedule in Lubbock and Amarillo, noting reception plans led by Wright Kerr and a Texas Republican committee lineup. It highlights his wartime service, national roles, and civic recognition, including an audience with Pius XII and involvement in the United Nations Charter drafting at San Francisco in 1945.
The Avalanche-Journal editor recounts Paris sights and experiences after WWII era travel. He notes Pig Alley remains, visits iconic sites, and recalls meeting places like The Agile Rabbit where writers gathered. He compares Paris to Washington, praising some romantic charms while questioning overall superiority.
Police questioned Deputy Tom Cannon and Frank Mitchell about a dispute involving Mrs. Ed pects and Mrs. M. E. Waggoner who testified a lock was taken from a north door and a case noted at care with an unresolved leaving.
Taft pushed to limit the aid fund to 3.0 billion while contracts could be authorized up to 4.0 billion. Bridges of New Hampshire criticized any money not fully justified and cautioned about judging the final amount, saying it is too early to forecast Congress funding.
In Shanghai a noisy protest by at least 10,000 Chinese in front of the British consulate lasted over four hours and ended without violence. The demonstrations spread to other large Chinese cities as tensions rose.
Mr and Mrs A L Holt announce the birth of a daughter weighing seven pounds at their home on Twenty ounces in St The child arrived Friday evening at 7 pm and is cared for by the conservation service by the father who is employed there.
Wallace attacks both parties for failing to curb inflation and calls for a minimum hourly wage funded by reducing big business super-profits. He pushes a crusade against corporate gains as about 500 delegates attend the second annual convention with Robeson beside Wallace.
An office within the U S Department of Labor has evolved over 14 years into a regular division. The change reflects ongoing federal management and policy alignment across agency units.
The state endures extreme cold with lows near 9 degrees in Harpersville and a 20 degree reading in Dallas. Brownwood reports mains pressure drop and five inches of snow in the northeast. Laredo expects warmth as forecasts show a sunny, milder afternoon.
The United Nations Security Council urged India and Pakistan to avoid action while arranging weekend conferences between officials of both nations to seek common ground and prevent further conflict. The appeal emphasized deescalation and direct talks to ease tensions.
Ivy Boggs a Dallas tax analyst has been named advisor 18 in Plainview. The brief item notes Boggs appointment and city designation with likely roles in local financial planning.
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