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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1950

Page

11

Texas Voters Remain Concerned Over Reds in Washington

The Texas Poll finds Texas voters with ongoing worries about Communist infiltration in Washington and widespread support for the Republican line blaming President Truman for not handling the issue. College graduates show greater belief in Communist presence among federal workers, while those most concerned about the danger are least likely to back Truman’s re election.

Joe Belden Texas Austin Washington Truman Alger Hiss House Un-American Activities Committee Jess

Wingerd Receives Silver Award for Cactus Yearbook Work

Lois Marion Wingerd of Brownfield earns a silver award for contributing to the Cactus UT student yearbook. A senior quo student, she is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Wingerd of 202 East Cardwell.

Brownfield Lois Marion Wingerd Cactus University of Texas J. M. Wingerd East Cardwell

Funeral Services Set for Texas Industrialist J. K. Hughes

Funeral services will be held at 3 p m Monday in Mexia for Mrs. J. K. Hughes 71 Texas woman industrialist. Burial in the family plot. She chaired the J. K. Hughes Oil Co Mexia and organized the Whynot Oil Co. She died yesterday in Clifton Forge Virginia after illness while returning from a Boston meeting of the National Federation of Women’s Clubs. Her body arrives in Dallas tomorrow and will be brought to Mexia. Family members travel from Love Field this afternoon.

Mexia J. K. Hughes Texas Hughes J. K. Hughes Oil Company of Whynot Oil Company Clifton Forge Dallas Lovefield

Field Demonstrations In Lynn County This Week

Four field demonstrations on cotton insect identification and control are planned in Lynn County Wednesday and Thursday, announced County Agent Bill Griffin. Schedule lists Wednesday 10 a.m. at Home community Moore farm, 1 30 p.m. in front of Wilson State Bank in Wilson, Thursday 10 a.m. at Tahoka Calvin Edwards farm, and 1 30 p.m. at O Donnell Carl Sanders farm.

Lynn County Bill Griffin Moore Farm

Decision Set On Tax Slash Bill

Washington reports a pending House vote Monday on a billion dollar excise tax cut bill. The proposal would slash excise levies across many items and raise the corporate income tax, plus new withholding and tax-base measures to offset revenue loss.

Washington House Ways and Means Committee Trusian

Texas Star Route Carriers Plan Big Spring Meet

The Texas branch of the National Star Route Carriers association meets in Big Spring with Earl C. Evans as president and J. Howard Payne, Dallas postmaster, named as principal speaker. The session opens tomorrow.

Texas Star Route Carriers Big Spring National Star Route Carriers Association Earl C. Evans State Association J. Howard Payne Dallas

El Paso Boy Found Dead In Mountains

The 13 year old Stanley Thompson of El Paso was found dead in the Ruby mountains near Clover Valley Nevada after he disappeared yesterday. Friends on horseback searched through the night and hours later ranch workers reported the missing boy’s body. Relatives described him as handsome and a broken arm cast had just been removed days earlier.

Elko Nev Wells Stanley Thompson el Paso Ruby Mountains Stanley Clover Vailives Wets Laura Thompson Art Paso Dennis Scheer Box Charles Sener Sehoer Peppe Wolle

Police Take Hand In Lost Routine

Colorado Springs article describes officers handling a routine lost-and-found scenario with two individuals seated together in the front seat to monitor each other and ensure safety. The piece notes reunification of a couple and mentions locations near Colorado Springs with unclear specifics.

Colorado Springs Colo Ty C. Neal

Terry County Youth Given Young Heifer

A local Terry County youth received a young heifer under a farm program. The donation supports farmers and promotes agriculture among students in Brownfield and nearby communities.

Terry County Heifer

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