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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1953

Page

6

Local Firm Establishes Employee Profit Sharing Plan

Bell Ice Cream and Milk Company announces a profit sharing program for 53 eligible employees at 201 College Ave. Employees contribute 3 percent of salary after one year, with company matches based on net profits and three-to-one potential from profits. Funds go to a trust managed by Jack Payne of American State Bank with investments approved by a committee. The plan complements a $1000 life policy and group hospital coverage for all staff.

Bell Ice Eam & Milk Company College Ave Earl B. Collins Collins American State Bank Jack Payne Bell Sen Maybank D-Sc Appropriations Committee Knowland R-Calif Senate

Tahoka Boy Wins First Place In Sears Litter Pig Contest

Tahoka July 18 special Denver Ford reports that 13 county Sears heavy litter pig contest winner is Denver Ford son of C E Ford Tahoka route 5 weighing 485 pounds earning 30 dollars for first place. Jack Spears Tahoka route 4 age 14 won second place with 18 dollar prize. John Herr age 12 and Roger Munn ages 12 14 also earned 9 and 8.50 dollars respectively.

Tahoka Denver Ford C.E. Ford Sears Bill Jiffin Denver Jack Spears Carl Spears Route 4 John Herr Pete Heci Roger Munn

Lubbock Police Complete One-Week Firearms Training

Police Chief Harold McInroe announced the completion of a joint one-week firearms training course by 80 Lubbock officers and FBI instructors. Special Agent L. L. Robertson led the Dallas FBI field office staff in class room theory and range firing.

Harold McInroe Lubbock

Food shortages spark new revolts in East Europe

Washington July 18 top agriculture expert Fred J. Rossiter warned that acute food shortages in East Germany Czechoslovakia and other Iron Curtain regions could trigger fresh revolts against Communist regimes. He cited land abandonment lower production hunger and labor reallocations as key factors driving unrest and noted Russia may offer only temporary appeasement.

Robert E. Thompson Washington East Germany Czechoslovakia Fred J. Rossiter Agriculture Department Foreign Agriculture Service Rossiter Kremlin Ers Romania Hungary Poland Bulgaria Russia Soviet Union Eisenhower China Orient Ceylon

Benson speech draws fire from critics over farm price supports

Secretary Ezra Benson drew fresh opposition for advocating flexible farm supports and delaying fixed price levels. Senators Kerr Young and Humphrey criticized his Fresno remarks, warning a shift away from parity-based pricing could undermine agriculture and cattle producers. The 90 percent parity limit on six crops expires next year, with Benson indicating no firm program yet.

Washington Ezra T. Benson Benson Fresno Calif Robert S. Kerr D-Okla Kerr Congress Milton Young R-X.d Young Hubert H. Humphrey

Shoeshine Boy Admits Killing Government Secretary

A 19 year old shoeshine boy, Clarence F E Watson, confessed to the July 4 killing of Alyce Taggart a government secretary beaten to death with a ceremonial pin. He also admitted rape and multiple burglaries and was held in Washington.

Washington E. E. Scott Clarence FE Watson Alyce Taggart Scott Miss Taggart

Jet Ace Jabara Receives Oak Leaf Clusters Before Homeward Flight

Maj. James Jabara, history’s first jet ace and second triple jet ace, earns three more oak leaf clusters to his Distinguished Flying Cross. He departs for home in Wichita Kansas after receiving the award from Lt. Gen. Samuel Anderson and heads to an airfield for Japan duty. The 29 year old shot down 15 MiG 15s in Korea flying an F 86 during two combat tours.

Seoul James Jabara MI6 5Th Air Force Samuel Anderson Japan Wichita Kan Jabara Korea

Emergency Feed For Solons Pledge Fight Lynn County Okayed

Emergency relief for Lynn County stockmen moves ahead with 100000 pounds of cottonseed meal approved and 80000 more requested as drought aid. The plan, administered by PMA official Dee Green, covers three cars of cottonseed cake, oats and corn deliveries, with prices set for meal, oats, and corn. A local Emergency Feed Program committee names S L Walters as chair and outlines conditions for 30 days supply.

Solons Lynn County Tahora Dee Green PMA Plains Co-op Mill Lubbock Green

New Mexico Cotton Farmers Face Drouth By-Product

Roswell New Mexico reports a drought by-product as jack rabbits invade irrigated cotton fields in southeastern New Mexico. One farmer said rabbits destroyed at least 25 acres of cotton on his property.

Roswell N. M New Mexico

Tay lor of Austin named assistant U S district attorney

Federal Post reports P Kerns Tay lor of Austin has been named assistant U S district attorney for the Western District of Texas. He serves on the Travis County Republican Executive Committee.

Federal Post P—Kerns Taylor Austin U. S Western District of Texas Travis County Republican Executive Committee

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