Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Lubbock Avalanche Journal in Lubbock, Texas

We have 22,786,314 pages in Texas

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1962

Page

4

Estes Fight Over Cotton Allotments Continues

A federal investigation into Estes and his cotton allotments extends as Estes appeals the 1961 allotment invalidation. The Oct. 27 report led to withholdings for the 1962 crop, and Estes threatened to bring staff to Washington to publicize his view of a hostile action.

Washington Estes Freeman

Texas Campaigns Stir Amid Primary Push for Offices

The story outlines runoff campaigns across Texas with candidates from lieutenant governor to attorney general. James A. Turman leads in Houston Dallas and Fort Worth, Preston Smith campaigns in San Angelo and Abilene proposing open government. Waggoner Carr seeks support in Houston while Tom Reavley defends public interest. The piece also covers the Estes cotton allotment case, indictments, and investigations into transfers and alleged land deals, with testimony from Dennison and Marshall and notes on disputed transfers.

Page One Texas Jack Cox Cox Breckenridge James A. Turman Turman San Antonio Houston Dallas Fort Worth Preston Smith San Angelo Smith Austin Abilene Waggoner Carr Carr Corpus Christi Tom Reavley Reavley el Paso Woodrow Bean Joe Pool John Dennison Estes Dennison P. E. Biggerstaff Bonham Tex Department Fistes Texas Farm Millionaire Georgia Alabama Oklahoma Texan Marshall Rayburn College Station Henry Marshall J. Taylor Allen Southwest Area Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Allen Ft. Stockton

Local News Briefs From Lubbock and Nearby Areas

Mr and Mrs James Oren Harkey of Los Angeles visit Garnet Reeves family in Lubbock. Mrs Louis Linguist of Fort Worth honored as outstanding employee by Manpower Inc while pursuing studies and involved with the American Society of Women Accountants. Alfred Fields of Lubbock County jail on theft charge with $5000 bond. Milton Cook among 40 plus graduates at Jarvis Christian College Hawkins in a 50 year history. South Plains Archaeological Society to meet at West Texas Museum for Falcon Focus site talk in Webb County.

James Oren Harkey Los Angeles Calif Garnet Reeves St. Harkey Reeves Harkeys Texas Lubbock Louis Linguist Fort Worth Lamesa Texas Tech Manpower, Inc Linguist San Antonio College Trinity University St. Mary’s University Texas Christian University American Society of Women Accountants Alfred Fields Hickory Lubbock County Justice of the Peace George McCleskey Fields Milton Cook Railroad Ave Jarvis Christian College Hawkins Arts College South Plains Archaeological Society West Texas Museum W. C. Watts Webb County

Births Recorded in West Texas Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Russel Leon Ham 3214 45th St welcome a son at 10 42 a m weighing 7 30. The father is a carpenter for Fisher Construction Co. Mr and Mrs Gene Emmett Schoenrock Rt 5 Levelland have a daughter at 12 39 p m weighing 6 12. The father a farmer. Mr and Mrs James Patterson 4806 39th St welcome a son at 2 48 p m weighing 7 14. The father employed by B and M Vending Co. Mr and Mrs Dale Arthur Petersburg have a daughter weighing 5 6 at 6 55 p m Thursday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. The father is Mr and Mrs Charles Hargrove 106 E Bist St on a son 7 6 at 4 24 p m Thursday in Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital. The father is a paint contractor. Mr and Mrs Jack Creel 3308 41st St welcome a daughter 8 1 at 5 03 a m Friday in Methodist Hospital. The father self employed at Jack Creel Advertising Co. Mr and Mrs George Cherry 2020 5th St Apr 41 have a daughter weighing 8 at 9 14 p m Thursday in Methodist Hospital. The father is a student at Texas Tech. Mr and Mrs Wilburn Alexander Strickland 1801 EB Auburn St have a son weighing 8 16 at 2 55 a m Friday in Taylor Hospital. The father employed by Wes Byers Construction Co.

Russel Leon Ham 45Th St West Texas Hospital Fisher Construction Co Gene Emmett Schoenrock Rt 5 Levelland James Patterson 39Th St Methodist Hospital B and M Vending Co Dale Arthur Petersburg Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital Charles Hargrove E. Bist St Jack Creel Jack Creel Advertising Co George Cherry 5Th St Texas Tech Wilburn Alexander Strickland Auburn St Taylor Hospital Wes Byers Construcion Co

Italy Footwear Exports Hit 10.94 Million Pairs in 1961

Rome reports U S exports of Italian foot wear reached 10 940 542 pairs in 1961 signaling strong trade performance with Italy supplying a major share to American markets and boosting bilateral commerce.

Rome U. S Italy

Graduation Honors At Lubbock High School

Howard Price awards scholarships to the top three graduates of the class at Lubbock High School. Donald Morrison Deborah Johnson and Leslie Roberts earn college scholarships with Morrison top of the class. Speeches praise opportunities duty and self discovery as the ceremony includes choral selections, solos, and officer introductions.

Lubbock High School Municipal Coliseum Donald Morrison 16Th St Deborah Johnson 24Th St Donald M. S. Morrison Massachusetts Institute of Technology Deborah June H. Johnson Texas Tech J. Louis Murfee Broadway Howard Price Donald Douglas Morrison Deborah Gail Johnson Jane Johnson Leslie Jane Roberts J. W. Roberts 20Th St Murfee Barry McNeil Nat Williams E. C. Leslie George Harrison Judy Smith Jeneta McNeal Joe Dennis G. H. Murdock Howard Milstead Wesley Leftwich Charles Addington

South Plains faces heat up in Democratic runoff races

In a broad South Plains runoff, Dem voters select nominees for lieutenant governor attorney general and district posts while Stan Republican contenders aim to target fall battles. Heavy regional leads by Smith and Carr shape a wide field of county and legislative contests amid ongoing statewide campaigns.

South Plains Area Tanta Mount Connally Yarborough South Plains Marshall Formby Plainview Formby Lubbock Turman Lubbock County Will Wilson Price Daniel Edwin Walker Smith Carr Reavley Austin Texas Joe Pool Dallas County Woodrow ‘Wilson Bean el Paso Bean Lynn Dawson Andrews Gaines Roberts Randy Pendleton Jerry Cain Tahoka Pendleton Cain Wesley Roberts Senate Gene Dean J. Frank Ford Midland David Ratliff Stamford Truett Latimer Andrews County Kent County Justice of the Peace Lamb County Terry County Castro Crosby Ector

Hawaii Awaits High N-Blast

Honolulu reports the first rocket borne high altitude nuclear test set to detonate over Johnston Island with a near space explosion about 30 miles high. Protests erupt worldwide as observers in Tokyo rally near the prime minister’s residence and the U.S. Embassy. The AEC scheduled the shot for about 10 p.m. Johnston Island time.

Honolulu UPI United States Johnston Island Hawaii Tokyo Hayato Ikeda U.S Atomic Energy Commission

Tech Summer Session Enrollment Surpasses Three Thousand

More than 3,000 students enrolled on the first day of the summer session at Texas Tech. Over 4,000 registration packets were issued by 5 p.m. as classes begin Monday and run through July 13.

Texas Tech Tech Lubbock High Geneva Curry Orton Eve Cummings Kerrville

South Plains area reports heavy weekend rainfall and tornado alerts

Area rains to the north reach 1.10 inches in 24 hours with totals rising elsewhere. Crosbyton and McAdoo show over a half to six tenths of an inch, while the TUCO plant near Abernathy logs .3 inches. Lubbock records 0.2 inches and 1.70 yearly total as North Central Texas faces tornado warnings. Reports detail hail near Abilene, four inches of rain in parts of the Rio Grande Valley, and damage from early Friday tornadoes in Beeville, Ben Bolt, and Raymondville with several store and building damages.

Crosbyton W. T. Stockton McAdoo Dickens County Tuco Abernathy Lubbock South Plains Muleshoe Levelland Plainview Floydada Post Tahoka Weather Bureau North Central Fussi Texas Waco College Station Junction Abilene Wichita Falls

Plainview residents form panel on juvenile problems

A 175 person Plainview meeting at Estacado Junior High urged parent school cooperation and a possible juvenile probation office and curfew law. The five member panel includes Judge James A Joy and local officials to study methods, with Superintendent Floyd Manry noting a two year Plainview Schools study shows half of entering students do not graduate.

Plainview Estacado Junior High School PTA Council James A. Joy S. M. True Walter Sanders Tom Karrh J. W. Hamby Harvey Mc@achern M. D. Hood A. R. Cardinal Steve Hurt Floyd Manry Hamby Manry Estacado Junior 1

Stockpile probes heat up over Humphrey era deals

Senate subcommittee probes accuse former Secretary Humphrey's companies of windfall profits from copper and cryolite stockpile deals. Witnesses cite $1 billion taxpayers may lose and highlight conflicts of interest involving Morgan and Climax Molybdenum. Government seeks cancelations and tighter control of stockpile programs.

Eisenhower Armed Services Subcommittee Humphrey Companies R. C. Coburn Office of Emergency Planning John D. Morgan Jr Justice Department Senate Symington Truman M. A. Hanna Co Cleveland Humphrey Hanna Mining Co Hanna Nickel Smelting Co Johnston Russell General Services Administration Office of Defense Mobilization Aluminum Ore Co Aluminum Company of America Russell

Early Church of Christ minister Sanders long service on South Plains

Lubbock pastor Liff Sanders preached across Meadow Gomez Brownfield Tahoka Slaton Post Littlefield and other towns. He helped establish the first Church of Christ meeting in Littlefield and inspired the Sanders School in northeast Lubbock. Born in 1872, he trained at Nashville Bible School and served from 1893 onward. Mrs Sanders died in early years.

Lubbock 15Th St Sanders Lamesa Brownfield Paducah Snyder Quanah Church of Christ Colorado City Broadway Church of Christ Meadow Gomez Tahoka Slaton Post Littlefield Idalou Beeton Pledsoe Sanders Addition Whitt Parker County Parker Jack Courties South Plains Nashville Bible School David Lipscomb College Nashville Tenn South Plains Fair -Assn Lucy Wood

Also Mentioned on This Page

USDA Fee Carr. Smith Tom Beavley Jess Osborn Bailey, Lamb Deaf Smith Palmer Bills Clayton Springlake B. M. Nelson Dimmitt Clayton Nelson W. T Bill) Millen Glen Aaron Harry H. Lawson Midland-Odessa-El Paso Frank Owen III Louis Andy) Anderson Manila Philippines Meet Calumet & Hecla Co Chicago Calumet & Hecla, Inc Calumet & Hecla Morgan Climax Molybdenum Co Climax Clair Engle Dcalif Edward A. McDermott Emergency Planning Office Daytona Beach Liff Sanders
Search Courier

Search the Lubbock Avalanche Journal Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Lubbock Avalanche Journal?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication