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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1947

Page

2

German Communists Push to Take Berlin City Government

In Berlin the German Communist SED seeks a broader role in city government by reshaping postwar policy. Moscow backed by Russian veto influence aids the effort as Berlin plans a next election in 1948, aiming to overturn last fall’s four party result where Social Democrats led. The Communists hope to recover top posts from the Socialist administration through a campaign aligned with Soviet policy.

Germany Berlin SED Social Democrats

Weak watery blood blamed for aging body and skin

A garbled ad-like text promotes tonics claiming to refresh blood and restore youth. It mentions ingredients and benefits for men and women, promising vigor, better appetite, and improved energy.

Youth Sentenced To Prison Term

Two felony indictments were disposed of in 99th district court Saturday by pleas of guilty. Wayland C. Hughes, 18, was sentenced to two years in a penitentiary for a May 28 offense. A five year suspended sentence for theft was revoked and added to the term. Boniacio Gallegos, 35, had a five year sentence suspended for a April burglary under Edgar G. Lewis. Trials set this week include Alexander Arrequin, 59, for incesting a 17 year old daughter, Mannie Blaylock, 42, for assault on Mary Williams, Richard D. Driggs, 24, for failure to stop after a collision, Elroy B. Reeves, 19, for forgery of a $20 check signed Elton Poor.

99Th District Court Wayland C. Hughes B. E. Needles & Son Bonifacio Gallegos Edgar G. Lewis Alexander Arrequin Lorenzo Mannie Blaylock Mary Williams Richard D. Driggs Monte D. Ballew Elroy B. Reeves Howard Poor Elton Poor Gladys Thomas

Youth Fined and jailed for bicycle theft

Seventeen year old Harold Lloyd Benton of near County Line pled guilty to stealing a bicycle valued under $50 from Louise Carroll at 1628 Seventh. He was fined 15 dollars and jailed for one day after admitting the theft at the Techfield rodeo on Thursday night. A minor detained with him Friday night was released to parents. Arresting deputies were Frank Mitchell and Tom Cannon. County Judge Walter Davies oversaw the case.

Harold Lloyd Benton Louise Carroll Deps Frank Mitchell Tom Cannon Walter Davies Benton Techfield

Enlistments Open for Lubbock 132nd Field Artillery Unit

The 132nd field artillery battalion of the Texas National Guard in Lubbock invites men aged 18 to 35 to enlist, with wartime ratings for former servicemen where vacancies exist. Pay ranges from 2.50 to 5.50 per drill. unit commands and staff are listed, and a public screening feature on “At the Front in Africa” will be shown at 8 p m Monday at the Lubbock Army Airfield headquarters.

Lubbock 132Nd Field Artillery National Guard Texas Division Walter F. Smith Regular Army Ross Ayers Norman K. Snodgrass Plainview Thomas Vaughn Warren G. Tabor Bert Locke Hue L. Gordon Milton R. Cundiff J.C. McClung 14Th Armored Field Artillery Battalion 132Nd Fim Africa

Miss Eloise Wilson Visits Trenton Friends

Personals note Miss Eloise Wilson head of the English department at Rider College Trenton N J arrives today for a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs F D Wilson of 611 Avenue N and with friends here Mrs Bill Morley of Bryan formerly Miss Pat Naylor of Lubbock visits Miss Charlotte Baillté of 1714 Nineteenth and other friends here

Eloise Wilson Rider College Trenton, N. J F. D. Wilson Avenue N Bill Morley Bryan Pat Naylor Lubbock Charlotte Baillté

Funeral Services Conducted For W. H. Hicks At Big Spring

Funeral services for W. H. Hicks aged 76 a former Brownfield resident were held at 10 a m Saturday in Nalley Funeral chapel Big Spring Burial followed at Memorial Park cemetery beside his wife who died in 1940 Rix Funeral home reported Hicks died Friday in Big Spring where he had lived about two years Survivors include six sons and three daughters.

W. H. Hicks Brownfield Nalley Big Spring Memorial Park Rix Funeral Home Hicks

Recruitment drives for city units listed in Texas

A downtown recruiter will interview prospective members at the Texas Employment Service on Tenth and Ave. K for baseball, softball, basketball, football, boxing, wrestling and rifle units. Recruits are also accepted each Thursday night at the American Legion hall, 910 Texas Ave.

Reer Texas Employment Service Tenth and Ave. K Maxt. McClung American Legion Hall Texas Ave

Enrollment At Tech Sets Summer Record

Texas Tech enrollment for the summer reaches a record high of 2703 students with 1956 males and 747 females. The registrar reports four dormitories open this summer, including two for men and one each for women and married couples.

Texas Technological College Tech

Lubbock Stores Gain Nationwide Publicity in Magazine

The June issue of Chain Store Age features Lubbock and Furr Super Markets with a 1704 Texas Avenue store opening. The cover shows interior and exterior views and two more interior photos display store displays.

Lubbock and Furr Super Markets Lubbock Chain Store Age Texas Avenue

Unclear Registration Figures From 1946 Report

A partial line notes 1946 registration of 2,670 persons, with 2,310 registered during the first term. The fragment implies a broader registration tally and time frame but lacks context for full interpretation.

Whyburn Attends Princeton Bicentennial Event

Dr W M Whyburn president of Texas Technological College left Lubbock to attend Princeton University bicentennial observances running through Tuesday. Four hundred delegates from forty two nations will participate with President Truman delivering the final convocation address. Whyburn will also be hosted by Princeton mathematics professor Dr Samuel S Wilks.

W. M. Whyburn Texas Technological College Lubbock Princeton University Truman United States Senate House of Representatives Whyburn Texas Tech Waco Baylor University Princeton Samuel S. Wilks Tech

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