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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1962
Page
4
Estes discloses assets to creditors as he explains plans to apply profits to debts under involuntary bankruptcy. Moore would act as referee and Estes assets would be auctioned to pay creditors. Reports claim undisclosed wealth totaling millions may exist, though not confirmed.
A district budget breakdown shows $81,395 for destruction services and various costs driving per pupil expense. The plan includes student activities, new construction, operation and debt service, with detailed figures and named staff and facilities.
Fragmentary notice reports a suit seeking 17 500 dollars involving Hout Sheehan and a party named Jaspeninnt woe fled after an incident near Abernith city. Details are garbled but reference a May 6 deadline and related court actions.
Grain moved from Estes storage continues under official orders as authorities confirm ongoing withdrawal actions and monitor remaining stock.
An insurance man testified that Probate Judge Clem McCrelland authorized him to collect attorney fees on estate cases without a lawyer. The man cried as he described orders allowing him fees, asserting the judge permitted payments to him for legal work in estates where no attorney had been engaged.
A chaotic report outlines Miss Lovington and maid of cotton winners amid a long list of names and local business ties. The piece recounts court inquiries, bond actions, and political figures involved in a broader probe touching estates and state affairs.
The text reads as a garbled message celebrating a group or event with scattered names and phrases. It appears to reference locations and people but lacks coherent readable facts. No clear outcome or date is present.
Special to The Aatanches. Walter L. San 3 sworn in Hale County as sheriff succeeding Mrs. Ted Andrews widow of the late Ted Andrews. Mrs. Andrews had served three months after her husband’s death ending a 17 year tenure. Deputy L. Lyc andrews chosen as chief deputy. other deputies remain in place. Panicked wording reflects OCR garble but confirms oath of office and succession details.
Park officials report a strange incident involving a duck and a human observer. Workers noted the bird was saved from drowning and transported to Mackenrice Park while a local man named Walker attempted to keep it alive. The event marked the first known appearance of the duck in the area.
An unclear historical fragment references President, secretary, and a letter routed through Washington. It mentions a youth, a request for money, and a critical remark about deductions of 95 percent, but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
In Washington Senate Rackets Committee chair John L. McClellan charges that nightclub owners and the vice network prey on dues paying strippers. Testimony cites a Chicago bar tender who assaulted a dancer after she refused to disrobe and a performer who says she was coerced into child adoption arrangements amid alleged baby selling.
Describes chaotic gunfire and attacks as Moslems invade, wreckage shown in ruptured lines. Police and emergency crews respond to attacks on vehicles and infrastructure amid warnings of broader regional disruption and fear of attacks on Moslem communities.
Damaged properties and repeated vehicle thefts linked to vandals in the neighborhood. Local owner Lowry of Prader Sales cites thefts of a specially built trailer and ongoing vandalism at several sites on multiple streets. Police report multiple minor offenses and damaged storefronts with tires punctured and windows broken.
Chicago report describes students protesting a graduation preparation plan amid unclear decisions on hairstyles. The piece notes parental involvement and school officials amid tensions over dress and appearance standards for diplomas.
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