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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1948

Page

7

Oklahoma Bandit Says Texan As Jesse James Face to Face

An elderly Oklahoman claims to have identified a Texas train robber as the famed outlaw Jesse James. The 88 year old Mennings, recalling the long-ago case, affirms the man he sees is Jesse James saying My word of honor this is Jesse James. The story links to a revived rumor that James purportedly lies in an unmarked grave.

Goin Guahoma Jesse James Mennings J. Frank Dalporters Essaid Jennings Jesse Jamies

Rites Slated Sunday for Mrs 5 J Lee

Mrs 5 J Lee funeral rites are planned for Sunday at 808 Avenue. Burial will take place in Lab City. She is survived by ten grandchildren and many great grandchildren.

J. Lee

Dallas July 3 Work Faked Ail Construction and Wage Dispute

Dallas reports a dispute over alleged faked labor in a large commercial project and wage issues. The piece references internal Democratic Party conflicts and a Wright Morrow statement from Houston about a veterans land purchase loan bill.

Dallas Grats Democratic Wright Morrow Houston

State Bar Recommends Criminal Statute Changes for More Justice

The Texas state bar urged the legislature to adopt 17 criminal statute changes aimed at faster, fairer handling of cases and a full revision of the penal code and criminal procedure code. The convention also discussed electing judges by mail ballot and other reforms amid 1,780 attendees.

State Bar Houston State Bar of Texas Today Bar Supreme Court Court of Criminal Appeals Moody's

Jesse Joneses Gift Mexia Library and Community Building

A $150000 structure to house a new library and community building will be donated to Mexia by Mr and Mrs Jesse H Jones of Houston. Mayor S N Forrest announced the project to be built on the former Gibbs home site in memory of Dr Jasper Gibbs and Sallie Candier Gibbs.

MEXIA Texas Jesse H. Jones Houston S. N. Forrest

Tulsa Police Hunt Bludgeon Murderer

Tulsa police intensified their search for a club swinging attacker who killed Ruth Norton 49 and injured J B Cole 37 and her daughters Doris 13 and Levon Gabbard 14 in two nearby assaults. An unidentified man was questioned while three others were released.

Ruth Norton Tulsa Ano ‘Partment Levon Gabbard Center Doris Cole Doris J. B. Cole Norton Okla

Pioneer Rancher Max Vance Dies in Parker County

Max Vance, 68, Parker county rancher and Breckenridge native, died after several days of illness. A resident for 28 years, he lived in the county and funeral services are set for Sunday at the First Baptist Church in Weatherford.

Weatherford Max Vance Parker County Breckenridge First Baptist Church

Labor Agency's Top Men Resign

The mass resignations from the labor department leave Acting Secretary John W. Gibson to steer operations. President Truman struggles to appoint a successor to Schwellenbach as factions in AFL CIO balance politics and policy amid a cut in department functions and a reorganized mediation system.

David Morse John T. Kmetz Department Acase Tary Lewis B. Schwellend Secetary John W. Gibson Gibson Truman Schwellenbach John R. Steelman White House AFL CIO 80Th Congress Labor Department Congress Federal Mediation Service U. S. Employment Service Federal Security Agency

Texas Polio Epidemic Called State's Worst

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says Texas and North Carolina suffer their worst polio epidemics for this time of year. It reports $195,861.33 sent for emergency relief and 126 nurses trained. North Carolina has 348 cases through June 30, and Texas 579 through June 26, far exceeding recent years.

New York National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Texas North Carolina

Mrs G Sharp Baby Born Seeks Burial in Park Cemetery

Mrs. G Sharp died after a hospital stay while her husband a cotton buyer and their year old daughter lived in Lubbock for a few months. A funeral service led by Rev William F Blakeslee at St Elizabeths Catholic Church was held, with burial at Tech Memorial Park Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home.

Rix Rome Chapel William F. Blakeslee St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church Tech Memorial Park Rix Funeral Home Sharp Lubboth

Barcentrate Diet Aid Claimed To Boost Energy

An unusual product called Barcentrate is advertised as a vitamin supplement for dieters. It promises to fortify the body during starvation, claiming to curb hunger moments and increase energy without inducing starvation. The text uses odd spellings and dubious health claims.

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