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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1946

Page

3

Regional VA Office At LAAF Swings Into Full Operation

The Veterans Administration regional office at Lubbock Army Airfield began full operation serving 81 Texas counties with 220 claims processed and the first eligibility certificate issued for GI education. The ten-division setup addresses adjudication, education, medical care, and loan guarantees among others, with staff expansion planned as personnel and facilities come online.

Laaf The Veterans Administration West Texas Lubbock Army Airfield Robert W. Sisson Jeff A. Wheeler Hawley Jones County Texas Tech Eldon F. Fuller Benjamin O. Murph Gerald Collingsworth Collingsworth Oza J. LaBarge LaBerge Asaig J. Benson Titus J. B. Chambers Cecil E. Pickens Fred Young Ross Hale Hale

Telephone Workers Back Nebraska Strike Plan

In its final action the National Federation of Telephone Workers approved steps to isolate Lincoln area services if the United Union stages a Monday strike. The NFTW urged a peaceful settlement of the Lincoln wage dispute and endorsed forming a national union with a constitutional assembly set for before December 1.

Galveston U.P National Federation of Telephone Workers Lincoln, Nebr., Telephone and Telegraph Co United Union of Telephone Workers NFTW Nebraska Lincoln

Lubbock Girl Scouts Hold Three Overnight Parties

Three Girl Scout outings occurred in Lubbock last week with Troop 30 at the Little House. Members listed include Carolyn Collier and Margaret Henderson among others, plus Judy the dog mascot. Leaders were Mrs. T. D. Julian and chaperones from Troop 21 and Troop 1.

Mackenzie Park Carolyn Collier Margaret Jean Henderson Dorothy Jane Schuler Lotta Dagley Harriett Henderson Rugene Thomas Mary Catherine Cole Marilyn Ewing Allene Julian Annette Tarkenton Gwendolyn Wiley Judy T. D. Julian Ruth Parham Faustina Haynes Joan Cornelius Peggy Joyce Golden Shirley Smith Charlotte Brannum Emma Lee Hooten Patricia Pruitt O. B. Haynes J. S. Parham JoAnny Bruckner Mary Jean Casey Carol Jean Ewing Marion Hampton Mary Ann Henderson Martha Sue Judah Marjorie McQueary Susan Mowery Alice Lynn Prouty Betty Sue Rabin Nancy Lynn Sheppard Gene Strickland Waldeen Wells Virginia Whitworth Janey Yancy Joyce Lynn Rosenthal Mmes

Contests At Wagoner Park Attract Local Children

More than 100 children joined an afternoon of contests at Wagoner Park as part of the summer recreation program. Winners included Tommy Lowell and Charles Strehli in ping pong, Buddy Holley and Fred Baker in box hockey, Janice Newsom in jacks, Tommy Cotman and Robert Boyd in rom table, Douglas Smith and Joe Don Boyd in deck tennis, Joe Don Boyd and Janice Newsom in bean bag, Bevis Jordan and George Carter in tether ball, with Fred Lee Baker narrating story telling and multiple age groups winning in rope jumping. A box lunch picnic is planned next Thursday at 6 o clock.

Wagner Park Gladys Sims Wagner Lois Marie Killian Tommy Lowell Charles Strehli Buddy Holley Fred Baker Jacks Janice Newsom Carrom Tommy Cotman Robert Boyd Douglas Smith Joe Don Boyd Bevis Jordan George Carter Fred Lee Baker Carrol Ann Cotman Patricia Ann Knight Mary Lynn Carter Mary Beth Oliver Scotty Woodfin LaRue Gilmore

Bread baking—a timeless art across human history

Bread baking is described as one of humanity's oldest crafts, emphasizing its enduring cultural and practical significance through ages. The passage highlights the craft's deep roots and its continual relevance in daily life.

Criminal cases set for Monday in 99th district court

A 99th district criminal jury will be impaneled at 10 a m Monday before Judge G V Pardue to hear a full docket. Of 18 cases originally set, six have pled guilty. The docket includes burglary cases against ex policemen L W Bell and Glynn Hudgens, a bigamy trial for Gracie Mae Platt, DWI counts, a murder case, rape and assault charges against Leo Zachary Jr., and other burglaries and assaults.

G. V. Pardue Archie L. Bomer Faye C. Bomer John Kenneth Newton Fred Shockley Parduer Billy Minchey C. B. Reasoner, Jr L. W. Bell Glynn Hudgens Lubbock Gracie Mae ‘Platt Mary Sanders Marie Coney B. and M. Sales Leo Zachary, Jr Zachary

Portugal Reign Period: Union with Spain 1580–1640

The period from 1580 to 1640 marks Portugal's dynastic union with Spain, forming a single Iberian realm under the Habsburg dynasty and affecting governance, overseas colonies, and colonial administration for sixty years.

Portugal Spain

State Guard Officers Eligible for National Guard Commissions

Texas State Guard officers who served in World War II may become National Guard officers under a phased reorganization. The plan, outlined by Maj. Gen. Fred L. Walker, details eight stages to form units with specific officer and enlisted strength targets, potential delays, and danger of losing federal recognition if requirements are not met.

National Guard Texas State Guard Texas Adjutant General’s Department Eats Guard War Department Fred L. Walker Texas National Guard Tenance Walker

Continental Asks For Direct Midland Route

Continental Air Lines filed with the Civil Aeronautics Board for direct nonstop service between Lubbock and Midland Odessa. The plan would supplement route 29 linking Tulsa and Hobbs and bolster traffic between Midland Odessa and Oklahoma points, said president Robert F Six.

Civil Aeronautics Board Continental Air Lines Lubbock Midland-Odessa Tulsa Hobbs Midland- Odessa Robert F. Six Continental Oklahoma

Lurin touted as new ulcer and digestion remedy

An ad promotes Lurin as a harmless stomach ulcer and hyper acidity treatment. It claims rapid relief for ulcers gas pains indigestion and heartburn and suggests home use with two teaspoonfuls in milk. Available at Mark Halsey Drug Stores and others with a money back guarantee.

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