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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1956

Page

6

Family Farm Remains Core Of U S Agriculture

Op-Ed by Ov I da Martin argues family-type farms stay central despite debates over big farms. Census data show 4.8 million farms with 73 77 percent family labor in 1910 and about 77 percent in May this year, while hired hands declined from 3.323 million in 1919 to 2.976 million last month.

OVIDA Martin Washington Agriculture Department Wayne Farming Census Bureau Bhont Averaz Averace Farms

Subway Union Chief Calms Strike Fears

NEW YORK June 16 1p A union leader promises to obey court orders and ease fears of a second citywide subway strike The Transit Authority sought an injunction to prevent a repeat of Thursday’s tie up and to restrain the MBA from striking again The MBA leadership had warned of a strike next Wednesday and the court ordered the union to show cause Monday why it should not be restrained

New York Theodore Loos Motormen’s Benevolent Assa MBA Subway Million

Four Days Of Activity Planned American Business Club Convention

Approximately 483 attendees will converge for the National American Business Club Convention in Lubbock beginning Monday. The four day program blends business sessions with social events for men women children under 12 and teens, including Western Day rodeo parade barbecue and ABC Boys Club Rodeo. Notable speakers include Jett Williams and Cayce Moore with awards luncheon Thursday capped by a president's dinner and dance.

G. H. Nelson Jef Lubbock American Business Club G. A. Nystel Acre ABC Preston Johnston Vistors Texas Tech ABC Boys’ Club Municipal Coliseum At & P Caprock Hotel Aus Bernie Howl Bill Eyre Jett Williams Chickasha Oklo Cayce Moore Johnston Pat Henry Chester Marston Mackenzie State Park Prairie Dog Town Thelma Wilson Gene Pittman Virginia Cauley Ophelia Cocanoucher Edna Watkins Dorothy Graves Bob Rose ABC Dames Jimmie Johnston Brooksie Nystel

Reds Invite West To See Troop Removal

Berlin June 16 Reuters dispatch says the Soviet Union formally invited Allied chiefs of staff in West Germany to witness the withdrawal of Soviet troops from East Germany. Lt Gen N Pav chief of staff of Soviet forces in Germany extended invites to American French and other forces. He has not yet heard from Britain.

Berlin West Germany East Germany West Weennesra Fay N. Pav Sacer Germany Heidelberg U.S. Army ADN

Garth Jones Named To Succeed So Byers In Austin Bureau

AP announces Garth Jones of Dallas will take over as state editor in Austin, succeeding Bo Byers who leaves the Capitol bureau after 19 years. Jones joins correspondent Dave Cheavens in July and has 16 years with AP plus prior wartime service.

Garth Jones So Byers Austin Dallas Associated Press Bo Byers Byers Captol Syers, Pickel and Winn Jones Texas Dave Cheavens Abilene

Bride-To-Be’s Escape From Forced Marriage in Texas Court

In Lubbock at Justice of the Peace George H. McCleskey’s court a 23-year-old groom-to-be and a girl under 18 caused a disturbance during a nuptial ceremony. The bride confessed she never wanted to marry and had been forced to obtain a license. The groom was charged with disturbing the court and faces a court martial at Reese Air Force Base. the bride left unwed and relieved.

George H. McCleskey Lubbock McCleskey Stepa Reese Air Force Base Air Police Reese

Garza County approves interdistrict school transfers for 1956 57

Garza County Board of Education approved interdistrict transfers for the 1956 57 year led by County Superintendent Dean A. Robinson. The plan moves 101 white and 24 Negro students to Post schools from districts including Close City Southland Graham Grassburr Gamelia and others with tuition charges set at 92.40 for whites and 71.19 for Negro students.

POST Garza County Dusticeburg Gamelia Graham Close

California Ballroom Burns Down in Arson Blaze

California Ballroom, a long time landmark in northern California known as the capital of western dance, owned by Bob Wills of Amarillo Texas, was destroyed by a fire believed to be arson. Fire Chief Gene Desimond of the Citrus Heights department reported the blaze.

California Bob Wills Burns Sacramento Wils Point Bob Walls Amarillo Tex Gene Desimond Citrus Heights

Oklahoma cattlemen report Russia trip views on peace and work

A group of 21 Oklahoma farmers and ranchers returning from a five week tour abroad recount that Russians desire peace and admire farm methods at the Agricultural Academy in Moscow. They describe hard labor, crude equipment, and drab farming life while noting gender roles in labor and the presence of peace doves in public displays. Dalmatian dogs are born pure white and gain spots with age.

New York Uy Russia Jean Neustadt Ardmore Clarence W Burch Mill Creek Academy Moscow Agricultural Academy Guymon

Negro Navy man dies in Russian roulette incident

Aviation Machinist Mate 3C Sam Lee Dean, stationed at Kingsville NAS, killed himself playing Russian roulette at his girlfriend Ruthie Mae Stokes home. Coroner Pat Gunn reported Dean spun a .38 pistol firing five of six chambers before the gun fired.

Lorpus Christi Tex Sammy Lee Dean Kingsville Naval Air Station Pat Gunn Dean Ruthie Mae Stokes

Former Hitler Aide Strasser Plans New Neo Nazi Party

Frankfurt dispatch reports Otto Strasser, once linked to Hitler, to meet with a small group of right wing politicians on Sunday to launch a neo Nazi party. The plan is described as a political experiment with no postwar success yet. in 1949 a neo Nazi group won five Bundestag seats, but all four remaining delegates left or were expelled, and by 1953 no candidates were elected.

Frankfurt Germany Otto Strasser

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