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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1959

Page

4

Lubbock County Reaches Fourth Bond Goal in 1959 Drive

Bond sales in Lubbock County for January through April 1959 total $564 221, led by Lee F. York as county chairman. April sales reach $132 526, with county at 25.8 percent of its $2 million goal and tops District 5 in Am arillo area. Crosby and Dawson counties also remain strong performers in District 5 with high percentages toward their goals. Texas statewide four month sales total $58 105 381 with April contributing $12 508 758.

Lubbock Lee F. York Lubbock County Amarillo Jim Ed Waller Crosby Dawson County Texas Crosby County J. Fad Melanchtin Lynn County A. C. Vermer Cochran W. W. Williamson Hockley R. H. Munsterman Terry J. O. Gillham Yoakum D. P. Moorhead Flordada J. M. Willson Floydada Bailey County Inez Boboi Briscoe County Perry Whittemore Castro Robert Fates Flood the Gidden Hale T. E. Mitchell Lamb C. O. Stone Frank A. Spring Swisher Jas. T. Hale

Paratroopers Reenact D-Day Anniversary In Normandy

In Sainte Mere Eglise, 24 members of the 505th Airborne Infantry Regiment reenacted the D-Day drop for the 15th anniversary. Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin attended ceremonies as veterans recalled the chaotic dawn drops of 1944. Memorial services honored fallen comrades at town landmarks and nearby cemeteries.

Sainte Mere Eglise France Normandy Sainte Mere Eclise Sainte Merc Erclise 505Th Airborne Infantry Regiment Germany 505Th 2Nd Airborne James M. Gavin 2Nd 82Nd Omaha Beach 116Th Infantry

Eisenhower recalls D-Day on anniversary at Gettysburg

President Eisenhower, on the 15th Normandy anniversary, spoke with White House physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder about D-Day. He then played 18 holes of golf at his Gettysburg farm and hosted a staff party for about 200 guests from Washington.

Gettysburg Eisenhower White House Howard M. Snyder Farm Washington Secret Service Snyder Europe Arthur S. Nevins Nevins

Danish Furniture Worth Over Three Million Sold in U.S.

The article notes that more than 3 million dollars of Danish furniture are now sold annually in the United States, signaling strong demand and growing trade between Denmark and American buyers. It highlights import scale and consumer interest in Danish design and quality.

America

Women of First Baptist Church guests at special program

Women of the Women of First Baptist Church of Lamesa will attend a Brotherhood program at 7 p.m. Monday with dinner in Fellowship Hall. C. J. Humphrey, Amarillo layman, will be the principal speaker.

First Baptist Church of Lamesa Brotherhood of the Church Fellowship Hall C. J. Humphrey Amarillo

Mao reports cancer of the liver under treatment

Rome dispatch from Agenzia Continentale says Chinese Communist leader Mao Tse-tung is suffering from liver cancer. The agency says he is being treated by Russian and Swiss doctors and given pain killing drugs for public appearances.

Mao Rome UPI Mao Tse-tung Agenzia Continentale

Almanac Today in History June 7 highlights

On this date in history the first dime novel appears in 1860. Mary Pickford debuts in 1919 with The Violin Maker of Cremona. In 1939 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit the United States, crossing at Niagara Falls. In 1948 Eisenhower begins as president of Columbia University. In 1958 the State Department expels a Soviet embassy secretary over improper activities. Thought for today quotes Eisenhower on freedom and censorship.

New York Cremona George the 6Th Queen Elizabeth Great Britain United States Canada Niagara Falls Dwight Eisenhower Columbia University New York City State Department Washington Eisenhower

First Beauty Contest Entry For Miss Lubbock Pageant

Tall brown eyed Joanne Henke 23 of 2102 26th St enters Miss Lubbock pageant by Lubbock Jaycees to be held June 25 at Lindsey Theatre. She teaches at Carroll Thompson Junior High and plans piano and dance routines. Deadline for entries June 17.

Joanne Ruth Henke 26Th St Lubbock

Sweden Opens Fourth Permanent Building Exhibition

Sweden expands public arts infrastructure with a new permanent building exhibition in Helsingborg, adding to existing sites to broaden access to contemporary architecture and design.

Sweden Helsingborg

Lost Youth Found After 56 Hour solo Hike

Ralph R. Walton Jr., 18, of St. Louis, was located near Fredericktown, Missouri, Friday night after more than 56 hours since he set out Wednesday afternoon. About 50 searchers scoured the area. Walton, turned over to his mother, offered no explanation for not notifying authorities. His father, a police officer, said the youth may have suffered memory loss.

Fredericktown Ralph R. Walton, Jr St. Louis Missouri Highway Patrol Ralph

53 Indictments Voted In Probe

A Dallas federal grand jury indicted 53 suspects in a probe into a suspected link between Fort Worth Dallas and Chicago prostitution rings. Thirteen indictments were sealed and warrants were issued on 18 secret bills after the long session, the longest in 30 years.

Dallas VPT Fort Worth Chicago Grand Jury William B. West

Fire adds to woes of downtown store at Godwin's

A wall and ceiling in a Godwin's show window on 13th Street and Avenue K were damaged Saturday morning when an extension cord to a spotlight shorted and burned. The fire followed water damage from earlier in the week when torrential rains flooded the building.

Godwin's 13Th St Ave. K

Indictments Unsealed Tie Three to Prostitution Ring

Open indictments list a trio of named individuals linked to a prostitution operation. Authorities state no recall is planned until September while investigations proceed.

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