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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1947
Page
2
Rep Cox states the Democratic Party remains united despite being in the minority. He emphasizes solidarity within GEO GE and references REEDY, JR. as staff writer. The brief item notes party cohesion during the period.
A survey notes strong demand for tech graduates with many securing roles in software, engineering, and allied fields. The piece cites rising careers in systems analysis and information technology, highlighting robust hiring and competitive salaries amid evolving tech sectors.
A special ordination of deacons Julian Hardin and Russell Moore will be held at 3 pm today at Parkdale Baptist Church 420 Fourth Street. Rev Melvin Ratheal announced the service and an open house will follow to view a newly completed second floor addition costing about 4000 dollars for Sunday school and meetings. The church began as a mission of First Bayt and was recognized as independent earlier this year. current membership about 267 with similar Sunday attendance.
A prowler in Huntington Indiana smashed a filling station window and stole two chocolate syrups a can of fruit juice and candy. The safe and other items were not touched.
Governor Beauford H. Jester proposes using empty rainproof airfield hangars with concrete floors to store the record wheat crop until shipping capacity improves. He calls for clear thinking and action to prevent waste and suggests appointing warehouse superintendents to issue receipts to farmers unable to move grain by rail but able to truck it to hangars.
A McLennan county jury acquitted James Henry Bentley a Fort Worth truck driver of negligent homicide charges tied to a January Moody collision that killed Harvey L. Hatter and Mandy Estelle Karnes. The victims were Moody residents and the crash involved a parked truck five miles north of Waco. The note about Bataan is unrelated to the case.
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