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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1953

Page

4

Eisenhower Sees GOP Progress Amid Cautious Start

President Eisenhower's news conference characterized the GOP as gradually gaining responsibility. The piece notes limited 1953 legislative output, Senate-House gaps on Hawaii statehood and trade acts, and the need for 1954 results to judge the administration. It cites Reed and budget delays as key factors shaping early efforts.

James Marlow Washington Isenhower Republican Party Congress Eisenhower Republican Congress Truman Ted White House House Hawaii Senate

Two Teachers Are Named To Fill Vacancies Af Tahoka

Tahoka High School will add two new teachers next term. Betty Brookshire returns to teach first and second year English and Spanish, Elsie McWhirter joins as history instructor. Superintendent Spears reports tentative state and federal aid to fund a second vocational agriculture teacher, with about 77 students planned. L Kizziar is named building custodian replacing D W Bass.

Tahoka Otis Spears Tahoka High School Betty Brookshire Elsie McWhirter Cooper Rural High School Draw Spears Austin Wed. L. Kizziar D. W. Bass

Brownfield Scouts Gather for National Jamboree

Ninety Brownfield youths join 100 plus South Plains Scouts at Irvine Ranch California for the third national Boy Scouts jamboree July 17 to 23. Ralph Baisier will join the section jamboree staff as scoutmaster of Troop 49. Local registrants include Sammie Kendrick Don Copeland James Szrydloski Truman Quiett Eddie Powell Ken Kendrick Javick Latham Robert Patrick Gerald Casey Joe Don Green Gene Mason Mike Hamilton Ken Muldrow John Hill Mont Mulgrew Don O Neal Mike Smith Pussell Portwood Joe Cloud.

Brownfield South Plains Boy Scouts Explorer Scouts Boy Scouts of America Irvine Ranch Calif Ralph Baisier Rotary Club Sammie Kendrick Don Copeland James Szrydloski Truman Quiett Eddie Powell Ken Kendrick Javick Latham Robert Patrick Gerald Casey Joe Don Green Gene Mason Mike Hamiton Ken Muldrow John Hill Mont Mulgrew Don O'Neal Mike Smith Pussell Portwood Joe Cloud

Body Of Wreck Victim To Be Taken To Kansas For Services

Mrs. A J Rosentreter 50 of Lubbock will be sent Sunday afternoon to Kansas City Kansas for funeral services and burial. She died Friday when her car collided with a truck on the Brownfield Lubbock Highway. She was taken to Treadaway Dan iell Hospital in Brownfield. Her husband and two sisters from Kansas City were among the surviving relatives. the sisters flew in to arrange services and returned with the body after arrival.

Brownfield A. J. Rosentreter 29Th St Lubbock Kansas City Kan Brownfield Funeral Home

Yoakum Group Plans DAV Chapter at Plains Meeting

Plans to organize a Yoakum County chapter of the Disabled American Veterans were laid at a Plains meeting held in the American Legion Hall. Attendees included Ben Tatch national service officer from Lubbock Abe Lincoln Brownfield Terry County service officer Buford Lullin Denver City Yoakum County service officer Bull Aschenbeck Plains and J B Huckabee Brownfield.

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