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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1953
Page
8
The 1939 yearbook notes industrial development since 1900 and cites city populations. It lists New York city proper 7,891,957 with a larger urban agglomeration, London 896,157, Moscow 4,137,018, Leningrad 3,191,304, and mentions Japan having four cities over a million.
A committee from Lubbock school administration and several school patrons announce a teacher fellowship program in Texas. The event highlights local support for educator advancement and community involvement in education.
Plainview directors of the recreation association met and set the 1953 rodeo for June 4 5 and 6. Tommy Stiner of the jockey club spoke about preparations and event details.
County state tax payments run about 85 percent collected with final deadlines looming. The city tax roll shows valuations around 13 1596 with 3 000.6 rate per 100 and school tax at 1.08 with total bills near 3 816 000. City tax collector HB Lubbock and county official note declining export prices pressuring budgets.
Pf Ware at Poeters reports on a stomach ulcer condition affecting Pf Ware. The brief item notes medical concerns and potential impacts on daily activities.
Anson resident heads the annual district PTA meeting held in Littlefield with officers named and rules discussed. The gathering includes Mrs. Arnold Maeker of Lubbock and Mrs. Charles Stephens of Anson as district historian named assistant to the recording secretary. Conference attendees include Nat Williams and Dr. John Car. Teras Techs Donald McDonald.
A speaker will address attendees at a Brownfield meeting. The subject of the address was not announced. The event features a notable House member as a participant.
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