Three Dances Climax Lubbock March of Dimes Drive
Final preparations for three Presidents Balls in Lubbock mark the climax of the county March of Dimes campaign. Dances at the Supper Club Cotton Club and Hotel Lubbock begin Monday night at 9 with music by Wes Jones C A Rodgers and Ross Edwards orchestras. Tickets at $1.20 are on sale through local clubs and sororities and at hotel booths.
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Roger Southall
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock County
Exchange Club
March of Dimes, Business and Professional Women's Club
Junior Welfare League
Epsilon Sigma Alpha and
Beta Phi Sororities
Hemphill-Wells Co
Dunlaps
Lubbock
Hilton
Busi
March of Dimes
Myrick Building
Bowen Drug
Broadway
Ave. J
Warrick Carr
Lester Grimes
Glass Headquarters Advertises Libbey Owens Ford Glass
A local shop proclaims it stocks Libbey Owens Ford products including window and polished plate glass mirrors Vitrolite and Tufflex. The store offers a full stock and complete glass installation service.
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Libbey
Owens
Ford Products
Marine general urges atom bomb targets in defense plan
In Chicago on January 29 the Marine Corps commanding general said the United States should plan to atom bomb an enemy's key war targets and seize bases for future offensive action. He added these steps could be postponed but offer high returns for modest effort and should be considered in peacetime preparations.
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Chicago
U. S. Marine Corps
America
Lubbock Girl Turns Birthday Into March of Dimes Drive
Kathryn Fincher age ten from Lubbock plans a birthday party where guests donate dimes for the March of Dimes. A Roscoe school fourth grader, she has collected funds since age four, aiming to help crippled children and following a Roosevelt-era inspiration.
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Lubbock County
Kathryn
Warrick Carr
Exchange Club
Mr. Carr
Roscoe School
Roosevelt
Truth serum ruling bars murder trial confession evidence
In Los Angeles Judge Stanley Barnes ruled that a murder suspect James F Blasingame cannot have his denial of two confessions admitted, saying truth serum testimony lacks a legal foundation. Dr Walter Baro acknowledged patients do not always tell the truth under the drug but claimed expert ability to detect lies.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Stanley Barnes
James F. Blasingame
Blasingame
Otto Mueller
Barnes
Walter Baro
Blood Pays For Party In Madison Charmed Children
Twenty six underprivileged Madison children enjoyed a party funded by blood donations. University of Wisconsin students at a men’s hall sold blood at 25 dollars a pint to rent a country club, supply ice cream cake and cookies, and provide gifts for each child. A mother notes the sacrifice behind the act and predicts the donor girls will continue such giving.
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Madison
Wis.u
University of Wisconsin Men
Local Notes Include Appointments and Obituaries In Lubbock Area
Brief items report Pat Bush's appendectomy at St Mary's Hospital with satisfactory condition. Richard Gary to move to El Paso to manage irrigated farms, Texas Tech graduate pursuing master's in 1949. Mrs O Doherty en route from Manila to join family in Lubbock. Rehearsal announced for Lubbock Symphony Orchestra at Carroll Thompson Junior High. Jim McMahon and family welcome a daughter in Big Spring. he is a Texas Tech graduate and welding worker. Sgt Anthony Woodward of Shallowater to be buried here after 1944 war death. funeral plans pending. James Frank Smith of Ralls dies in car-train collision. services set at Lubbock First Baptist Church with burial at Lubbock Memorial Park.
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Richard B. Gary
1611 Ave. Y
el Paso
Gowan Jones
Gary
Texas Tech
Lubbock Symphony Orchestra
Carroll Thompson Junior High School
Jim P. McMahon
Big Spring
Malone and Hogan Hospital
McMahon
Texas Technological College
J. P. McMahon
Broadway
L. L. Corbell
Post
Anthony H. Woodward
Patton
Third Army
France
James Frank Smith
Ralls Farmer
Lubbock First Baptist Church
James Abernathy
Ralls
Lubbock Memorial Park
Sanders Funeral Home
Smith
West Texas
Free medical book offer for fistula and related ailments
McCleary Clinic and Hospital of Excelsior Springs Missouri invites readers suffering from fistula rectal abscess piles or other rectal or colon troubles to write today for a free 160 page booklet describing these conditions and related disturbances.
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McCleary Clinic
Elms Blvd
Excelsior Springs
Former Missouri Judge Gels Prison Term For Tax Evasion
A former Missouri circuit judge, Emory E. Smith of Monett, was sentenced in Kansas City to a year and a day in federal prison and fined $2,000 for income tax evasion. Smith sobbed during the plea for leniency as U.S. District Judge Albert A. Ridge imposed the sentence and fine.
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Kansas City
INS
Missouri
U.S
Albert A. Ridge
Emory E. Smith
Monett
Smith
Mimosa Pudica Wilts When Touched
The tropical plant Mimosa pudica shows rapid leaf closure and wilting in response to touch. Researchers note its触れる reaction as a defense mechanism causing leaves to fold and stem to droop briefly.
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Tropics
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Climax County
Lubbock Glass & Mirror CO
23Rd St
Kathryn Fincher
Jack Payne
J. W. Langston
E. B. Collins
E. K. Hulsterler, Jr
Harold E. Humphries
Harmon Jenkins
Homer G. Maxey
Robert E. Maxey
Jon N. Nissar
Lubbock, Texas
IGE
Urit
Pat Bush
J. W. Bush
Levelland Highway
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mercedes O'Doherty
Manila
P. I
Jack Sumnow
Sgt
Anthony
H. E. Woodward
Shallowater
Borneo
Tex
Sun
Gels
IAL
Central Pipe & Supply CO
Ice
Texas Telephone Lines
Texas
Oklahoma
Temple
Pecos
North
East
Southwestern Bell
Bell System
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