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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1948
Page
8
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James Marlow notes voters face heavy war of words as campaigns open. He recalls rising living costs since 1946 and political blame shifts between Democrats and Republicans over OPA and price controls, urging readers to listen carefully amid the upcoming debates.
President Truman vetoed a bill aiding sightless workers, saying it would unfairly boost benefits for some while reducing others. He argued states with tight funding would hurt needy blind by shifting funds. The California Council for the Blind criticized the rationale as shallow and absurd. Dr Newel Perry of the group said current law taxes the blind on earnings, worsening poverty.
Levelland on July 3 saw I C O F and Rebekah lodge chapters install new officers. Installing officers included J W Chism from Lubbock as district deputy grand master and Mrs Lilly Burton as Rebekah grand matron. About 100 members and guests attended at the Levelland lodge hall with summer flowers and refreshments.
The Mackenzie state park wading pool will be filled at 2 PM today with hourly safety checks. A free film night features The Blind Beggar at 9:15 PM at the Party House, followed by Danny Boy at 8:30 PM Monday at Pennser Park, plus a rotating parks schedule Tuesday through Friday.
Paragraphs describe Elsie J Ailes as executive secretary of a tuberculosis association. She studied biology in 2008 and public health at the University of California at Los Angeles. She worked as a school nurse at Whittier College and as a health coordinator and recruiter amid a building project in a 900 block avenue pending new construction.
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