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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1947

Page

7

Louisiana Senator Attacks Rent Control in Senate Debate

Louisiana Senator condemns rent control proposals as a step toward decontrol and warns tenants would suffer under a weaker framework. He favors a presidential veto or congressional action to extend current controls while Republicans push through a new bill. In Washington, landlords may raise rents $5 monthly per $1,000 spent on improvements, up from $4 since December 1946, effective tomorrow for major capital improvements.

Senate Republicans Washington U.P Office of Housing

Bitter CIO meeting in Waco attacks Hartley Taft bill supporters

In a Waco CIO meeting the Hartley Taft Labor Bill supporters were publicly assailed as speakers urged unity and greater organizing. Oliver recalled Roosevelt to condemn anti labor measures while stressing formation of volunteer committees to reach nonunion workers across steel, paper, chemical, rubber, oil, textile, and meatpacking industries.

CIO Waco Olver Hardesty

Official Says Food Shipments To Europe Must Be Increased

An official urges stepped up food shipments to Europe amid scarce boxcars and limited transport capacity. The statement highlights the need to boost logistics for relief and supply deliveries across the Atlantic.

Europe

Methodist Bishop Emphasizes Work Over Architecture

AMARILLO May 31 Bishop Charles T Seleeman told the 38th annual Northwest Texas Methodist conference that a great church is defined by worship and Christian civic work rather than steeples and grand columns. He urged evangelism and community service, and noted the cabinet hopes preacher appointments will be set tonight for tomorrow. Memorial services were held for Rev J B McCarley and Rev R B Walden. Rev J B Lyles urged church support for new negro churches in West Texas as democracy grows from Protestant roots. The conference reported 5 000 new members in seven months. A $250 000 to $400 000 gift from Mrs J M Radford was acknowledged for a McMurry College student center, with construction to start soon.

Amarillo Charles T. Seleeman Northwest Texas Methodist Churches Selecman J. B. McCarley Stamford R. B. Walden Southland J. B. Lyles African Methodist Church Texas Tex Nue J. M. Radford Radford Wholesale Grocery Company McMurry College Abilene

Mayor may form foreign affairs committee in Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City mayor, eyes a foreign affairs committee after receiving three foreign language letters in one day. One letter appeared French, another German, and the third contained the word Italia. The note comes as a curious omen amid a historical note that sleeping car service began in 1947 on the Pennsylvania Railroad Harrisburg to Chambersburg line.

Oklahoma City Okla Allen Street Italia United States Pennsylvania Railroad Harrisburg-Chambersburg

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