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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1946

Page

4

Korea and the path to self rule under international trusteeship

The big powers ponder Korea's move to self government while Moscow favors a trusteeship beyond five years. MacArthur warns Korea is fragmented with 54 factions and Japan's 35 years of subservience hindered native administration. He calls for unified governance and removal of occupation zones.

Louis F. Keemle United Press Korea Moscow Japan Douglas MacArthur MacArthur United States

Detached CAP Squadron to be revived in local area

The local Civil Air Patrol unit, now under Army Air Forces, plan revival with first meet at Lubbock hotel in February. Equipment valued near $100000 stored until a flying field is ready. Training to mirror wartime methods with weekly study and line days, plus two weeks yearly with the Army. Lt. George Sutherland to lead flight training. Lt. Bill Wilkerson to instruct cadets. about 30 members enrolled.

Civil Air Patrol Army .Air Forces Ge Gena Army Gaston Aes George Sutherland Bill Wilkerson

The Ring of Helen of Troy Legend

An ancient legend speaks of a ring once belonging to Helen of Troy. The gem set into its head is described as a star jewel reputedly taken from a mystic source.

Helen of Troy

Deserted Infant Bonnie Jean Gains Weight in Nursery Care

Bonnie Jean, a baby left by a woman who gave a false name, remains in a Brownsville nursery under Mrs Josephine E. care with District Attorney Arthur Klein and Judge James Graham set to discuss court action next week. Police have not found the parents, and unless they claim the child within a week she may be placed for adoption.

Bonnie Jean Arthur Klein James Graham Brownsville Jweek BE ‘M Nurry Rome Kurt Nauman Harlingen

Small Craft Warnings Issued on Gulf Coast

New Orleans January 19 Small craft warnings issued by the United States Weather Bureau for the Texas and Louisiana coasts. Winds on the Texas coast from the south and southwest increasing to 25 to 30 mph with a shift to west or northwest tonight. Louisiana coast winds rising to 25 to 30 mph by Sunday morning with a shift to west or northwest on the west Louisiana coast.

New Orleans United States Weather Bureau Ued Texas Louisiana

Ink making materials list includes oils resins pigments and acids

A long catalog notes roughly five hundred basic materials used in ink production. It lists oils resins color pigments white pigments waxes acids and various other chemicals as part of the manufacturing inputs.

Moore Family Reunion Brings Four Sons Home After 12 Years

A Moore family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Liz H. Moore in the Slide community gathers four sons and families for the first time in 12 years. Kay K. Moore, on Army terminal leave, plans to farm in Lynn county. Liz Moore Jr., a Marines veteran, will also farm with parents.

Lit H. Moore Slide Anne Gray Erin Janet Moore Wilson Kay K Lawrene J. W Slaton Lola Medford Wells Lynn County Liz H. Moore Moores Jay W. Moore Kay K. Moore James M. Moore Gary Janet Wellston Okla Lit H. Moore, Jr Kay Army The Calvary Liz Moore, Jr U.S. Marines Pacific

Fact finders to meet Chicago on strike at Harvesters plants

Federal fact finders called a meeting of management and union representatives in Chicago tomorrow to attempt to settle the threatened strike involving 11 International Harvester plants.

Chicago International Harvester Company

Tulsa Man Is Named New Oil Tax Head

A Tulsa Oklahoma man was named chairman of the state and local taxation committee of the Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association. The appointment followed Marshall L Edwards of Skelly Oil Company being named yesterday. The changes came during the final sessions of the association’s two day annual meeting in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth U.P Tulsa Okla Marshall L. Edwards Skelly Oil Company Edwards

NAB Dallas meeting to feature FCC official Walker

Paul A. Walker senior FCC member will be principal speaker at the Thirteenth District NAB meeting in Dallas on January 31. NAB Texas director Martin B Campbell announced the event today.

Dallas Paul A. Walker Federal Communications Commission National Association of Broadcasters Martin B. Campbell NAB Texas

Ad Valorem Tax Forum Highlights Oil Firm Leaders

The forum saw F. N. Shriver of Shell Oil Co Houston named to head the panel with H. W. Pryon of Arkansas Fuel Oil Co Shreveport as vice chairman. Speakers noted air fleets as a growing tax issue, with Don Durand of the Air Transport Association warning that air transportation could challenge the industry as a major tax problem.

Ad Valorem F. N. Shriver Shell Oil Company, Inc Houston H. W. Pryon Arkansas Fuel Oil Company Shreveport Don Durand Air Transport Association

Surplus Sales Made On 30 Percent Basis

Interior department reports December surplus property sales totaled 535357 dollars, 30 percent of original cost. The drop from November stems from less sale of good condition items, as December sales largely involved salvage value items.

Washington Jan Interior Department

Mills Bennett gas repressure hearing set in Lopez field

The oil and gas division of the railroad commission announces a March 5 hearing to consider Mills Bennett's application to repressure with gas the oil producing reservoir under his leases in the Lopez field Webb county.

Austin Oil and Gas Division The Railroad Commission Mills Bennett Lopez Field Webb County

Alaskan Indians Erect Totem Poles Linking Tribes to Animals

Alaskan indigenous communities raise totem poles honoring animal ancestors they believe mark the descent of their tribe. The display emphasizes ancestral ties and traditional reverence for animal beings guiding clan lineage.

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