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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1948
Page
6
The rabbi voices concern that British policy aims to limit Jewish settlement in Palestine and could trigger Arab violence. He cites wartime demographics and warns that British leadership might yield to Arab pressure, while noting Jewish growth and progress in Palestine despite tensions.
The Texas State Teachers Association executive committee in Fort Worth endorses all moves to title tidelands within the state rather than government ownership. Twenty nine committeemen vote to inform trustees of the association's permanent endowment fund. The next convention is set for January 25 and 26 with a committee to choose the convention city. President Emma Mae Brotze of Marshall will appoint the site committee. The discussion notes opposition to British control and ties the mandate question to the resolution.
Last rites for Mrs H L Smith of Abernathy who died Friday night at Washington Center clinic Amarillo will be held at 2 30 p m Sunday at Lorenzo First Baptist church with Rev Wayne Perry of Lawn officiating assisted by Rev Baldwin Burial will be in Lorenzo cemetery under direction of Rix Funeral home of Lubbock Active Pallbearers include Fr Maury Lewis Carr John Brown and U H Kempt.
Mass L S Mast dies Friday morning at home in Lubbock. Funeral services were held Saturday at First Church with Dr H G Gantt officiating. Rix Funeral Home directed burial in Lubbock cemetery. Out of town relatives attended including her brothers A.
A fragment from a historical page mentions A. Mast and Necogdeches in a puzzling phrase about a Pome in Colesentis. The readable text hints at a literary or cataloging note and a possible sseraiog term.
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