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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1945

Page

5

Young People Session Opens Under Miss Aldridge

The 2:30 pm session led by Miss Phyllis Aldridge of Amarillo opens plans for the YPSL summer conference May 28 to June 10 at Cedar Glen camp near Happy. The local league hosts a Seaman hall dance for Quanah Amarillo delegates. An 1887 river flood on the Hoang Ho claimed about seven million Chinese lives.

Phyllis Aldridge Amarillo Cedar Gien Happy Young People’s League Seaman Hall Quanah

Muddy Inaugural For Correspondent And 7000 Others

United Press staff correspondent Frederick C. Othman reports on the anticipated mud and crowd size at the presidential inauguration. He notes ticketing, lunch constraints, limited food, and the plan to endure rain and soggy grounds while observing Roosevelt family arrangements and attire.

County Gets 1945 License Plates

Lubbock county receives 1945 automobile license plates announced by county assessor collector H. B. Bryan. The new tags are 5 7/8 by 10 inches, retain black on yellow, and require only rear mounting. Passenger plates total 14,290 with EC ranges 3200 to 499. Plates go on sale February 1 with a deadline to have them by April 1.

Lubbock County H. B. Bryan Bryan

Track Foreman Killed at Bergstrom Airfield

Austin officials report track foreman Martin H. Mercado, 34, was killed when a gravel car rolled over him while he tried to brake it at Bergstrom airfield. He lost balance and fell under the wheels.

Austin U.R Martin H. Mercado Bergstrom Airfield Mercado

Columbus remains buried in Santo Domingo Cathedral

Christopher Columbus is interred in the cathedral of Santo Domingo in Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic.

Christopher Columbus Cathedral of Santomingo Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic

Mrs Johnson Fashion Furs Display at Sweetbriar Shop

Mrs Johnson presents a large display of new 1945 fur styles at Sweetbriar Shop. Trade in an old fur coat or have it restyled.

Fashion Furs Sweetbriar Shop Adv

Former ABC members reinstated at Hilton luncheon

Two former American Business club members who served in the armed forces, Barney Rushing and N. D. Rhodes, were reinstated while Dick Hitt, a pharmacist, was introduced as a transfer from the Amarillo ABC club. Dr. C. E. Hereford gave the address as guest speaker.

American Business Club Armed Services Hilton Hotel Barney Rushing N. D. Rhodes Dick Hitt Amarillo ABC Club C. E. Hereford First Baptist Church

Twelve Carloads Of Tin Cans Shipped From Lubbock

Twelve carloads of tin cans for salvage have been shipped from Lubbock since Pearl Harbor with another half carload pending. Bottling companies join housewives in collecting cans left at grocery stores. When a 40 000 pound carload is gathered it is sent to salvage plants by rail.

Pearl Harbor Lubbock Forrest Lindsey M. D. Fanning City Salvage Lindsey

Midlander commended for Peleliu repair work

T. R. Ruple of Midland Texas, machinist's mate second class, was commended by the Navy department for his part in making emergency repairs to a landing craft in addition to his regular duties during the Peleliu invasion.

Midlander Washington T. R. Ruple Midland Tex Peleliu Navy Department

Posthumous Awards To Be Given Today

An all posthumous awards ceremony will honor Slaton soldier George G. Green and Anton resident Mrs. Ima D. Haile at Lubbéth Army Air Field this afternoon. Green receives the Silver Star for gallantry in action on March 14 1944 in the Southwest Pacific as lead scout who pressed the enemy under fire. Haile receives the Air Medal for her husband Lt James R. Haile who died in bombing operations over occupied Europe. Col Howell M Estes Jr will present both decorations for the secretary of war.

Lubbéth Amny Slaton Anton George G. Green Pfc George L. Green Southwest Pacific Pvt Green Ima D. Haile James R

Building Permits Show Heavy December Remodeling in Lubbock

Lubbock business district sees a surge in alterations with December permits totaling 48,890.86 and $6,020 issued so far in the current month. Major projects include Standard Milling at $15,000 and C D Shaw at 1114 Texas for $11,500, National Cylinder Gas at 809 Ave G for $7,000, and Adair Music at 1012 Main for $1,500.

Lubbock Standard Milling Company C. D. Shaw Texas National Cylinder Gas Company Ave. G Adair Music Company Main

Funeral services set for A. L. Lee in Lubbock

Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. today at Plains Funeral Home chapel for A. L. Lee 59 of 1524 Arnett who died Thursday night in a Lubbock hospital. Survived by widow and two daughters Elizabeth Lee and Mrs. Neal Purdy of Lubbock, two brothers Elvin Lee of Augusta Georgia and Mannin Lee of Cedartown Georgia. Lee moved to Lubbock ten years ago from Amarillo and worked for the American National Insurance Company for 33 years. Burial will be in Lubbock.

A. L. Lee Arnett Lubbock Chapel of Plains Elizabeth Lee Neal Purdy Elvin Lee Augusta Mannin Lee Cedartown Lee Amarillo American National Insurance Company

Railroad seeks 300 new automobile boxcars

Dallas January 19 Missouri Kansas Texas railroad seeks War Production Board authority to buy 300 new automobile boxcars at about 1.5 million dollars. MKT president Matthew S Sloan said railroads have been asked to purchase to support national needs and freight capacity.

Dallas U.P Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad War Production Board Matthew S. Sloan MKT Sloan

Fashion Fur Expert Promotes 1945 Style Display at Sweetbriar

A fur expert at Sweetbriar showcases a large display of 1945 fur fashions inviting customers to trade in old furs for value. The promotion highlights new styles and timely offers for buyers seeking updates.

Army Wife Takes Baby In Fort Worth Kidnapping Case

Laredo police arrested Mrs. C. E. Branson wife of a gunnery instructor on charges of kidnapping tiny Mildred Louise McGill three weeks old taken from Fort Worth on January 9 and abandoned at a San Antonio bus station. Fort Worth detectives and Mrs. McGill accompanied the arrest.

Laredo On E. Branson C. A. McGill Fort Worth Mrs. Branson C. E. Branson Justice of the Peace Court Mildred Louise McGill San Antonio

Fire damages First Methodist Church in San Angelo

A blaze swept the main auditorium of the First Methodist church in San Angelo early today, damaging the interior and tile and attic of the building. Local authorities investigated the origin as smoke and heat caused extensive damage to the structure.

San Angelo First Methodist Church

Katy Line Cars Included In War Production Plan

The speaker stated that 20,000 new box cars would be put in service for expanded military needs. He estimated the Katy line’s pro rata share at 300 cars to be built in Denver shops if WPB permission is granted.

Katy Denver

FDR Praises Allied Supply Boards for Cooperation

President Roosevelt commends the Combined Production and Resources, Raw Materials, and Food boards for overcoming nationalism and building cooperation among Canada Britain and the United States. The boards will run until Japan is defeated and aid overall UN supply needs. A new lend lease protocol with Russia is under negotiation.

Washington Roosevelt London Ottawa Japan Canada Britain United States Combined Production and Reesources Board Combined Raw Materials Board Combined Food Board United Nations Russia

Native Soil Placed On Soldier's Grave

A box with a bit of American sod was sent to Chaplain Lt. Col. Ralph J. Smith to place on the grave of a U.S. soldier buried in France. The sender, Erwin H. Haner, urged moistening the soil and not discarding it, marking a small act of home on the Western Front.

U. S. Seventh Army Ralph J. Smith San Antonio Tex United States U.S France Erwin H. Haner Port Huron Mich

Relief From Cough Promises Quick Sleep and Healing

An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy for chronic bronchitis coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims rapid relief, non narcotic formula, and a money back guarantee if the user is not satisfied with its soothing effects and sleep benefits.

Fur expert showcases 1945 styles at Sweetbriar Shop

In Lubbock this week a fur expert visits Sweetbriar Shop presenting 1945 fur styles. Shoppers can trade in an old fur coat and choose among four payment methods.

Sweetbriar

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Deira Portugal Vemphrill Wells Cor Arrow Sport Arrow Features Arrow District Episcopal Young People Young People of Missionary District of Alamagordo, N. M William T. Raynes Commerce Clarence V. Petrick Burnet Alamogordo Air Base Col J. W. Warren Abilene Big Spring Plainview Pampa Odessa E. Cecil Seaman D.D St. Paul's Episcopal Church Frederick C.othman United Press Mrs. Roosevelt Mrs. Johnson Kelner Pioneer Radio and Refrigeration Service A. E. Davies, Jr Norfolk Willis Anderson East Ave. E Georgia Stewart Anderson E. B. Brown Germany Carl Kight Charles R. Taylor Charles B. Talbott Mediterranean War Department Jackie E. Talbott Allene J. Russell MKT Railroad Hereford Vernice FORD Harry J. Smith Optometrist Lester’s Credit Jewelers Lubbock, Texas Bonn FDR Ben D. Johnson Bible School Tabernacle Baptist Church Sane Credit Farm Credit Lubbock National Bank
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