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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1945
Page
2
Analysis compares Churchill and Labour aims in Britain’s general election, noting debates over private enterprise versus state control, wartime leadership, and postwar foreign policy. It outlines campaign dynamics, potential outcomes, and contrasts with U S political structure and campaign norms.
T/4 Jack Lovelace returns after long service in the Middle East and North Africa detailing air raids, telecommunication work in Asmara Eritrea and martial law during Italian war years. He recalls British army rank rules, pay and equipment differences and recounts life at Allied HQ in Italy after seven months in North Africa.
Payments to beef cattle producers milk producers and farmers insured for cotton crop loss are ready. The AAA office at 14th and Ave Q will accept beef production blanks for cattle sold at 13.50 per hundred weight for animals 800 pounds or more. Milk payments for April May and June will be issued with rates of 70 cents per hundred pounds for whole milk and 7 cents per pound butterfat in April, 35 cents and 10 cents for May and June. Farmers must report planted acres to receive cotton insurance, and applications for tractor gasoline will shift to the Office of Price Administration. Sergeant, overseas returnee, will report to Hot Springs after a 30 day leave.
Texas Tech band school announces two public concerts by college and intermediate groups. The first at 8:30 p m Tuesday on the lawn east of the textile engineering building features four numbers and two solos per group, with Corky Harris and Richard Young performing solos. The final concert is set for 8:30 p m Friday on the same lawn.
Southwestern Bell official says stationary to moving car calls may be possible if federal approval comes. Surveys are under way in Dallas Houston Beaumont Fort Worth and San Antonio for truck gas allotments through the Office of Defense Transportation. Budget cuts halted the project.
The Office of Price Administration in the Lubbock district bans accepting loose shoe coupons to prevent ration violations. Consumers may buy odd lot shoes at least 25 percent below June 1 1945 prices during July 9 to 28 with a limit of one pair per customer.
A flash fire in Augusta Maine killed six people early today including four children. Foreston Berry 35 a shoe worker and his wife 35 perished with three Berry children Beulah 5 Luella 7 and Adin 5 along with Eugene Philoon 3 nephew of Mrs Berry. Two Berry sons 18 and 16 and a daughter Pauline were away from home. Police and medical examiner investigators reported the tragedy as a deadly blaze in a small one and a half story dwelling.
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