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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1947

Page

8

Republicans Cry Truman With Congress Cooperation Gloom

GOP leaders across Indiana Wisconsin and Massachusetts condemn President Truman for not cooperating with Congress. Charles Halleck denounces tax spending and vetoes while McCormack blames Republicans for stalled cooperation amid tax and labor bill debates.

Texas Avalanche-Journal Truman Congress Erate Republica Wis House Charles A. Halleck Indiana Doh W. McCormack Massachusetts

Emerald Oil Claims Quick Relief for Burning Feet

A vintage advertisement promises rapid relief from burning feet with Moore’s Emerald Oil. It claims complete satisfaction or a cheerful refund, touts wide use on skin troubles, and lists Mark Halsey Drug Stores among sellers.

Moore Mark Halsey

Brother Of Lubbock Man Dies Saturday At Wichita Falls

J A Alred brother of Lubbock resident Alred 60 died Saturday morning in Wichita Falls from a heart ailment after about three years of illness His body was found near his mother’s grave in Riverside cemetery He had lived in Wichita Falls about 45 years and leaves a widow Funeral services likely Monday in Wichita Falls with burial in Riverside cemetery

Alred J. A. Alred Thirty-fourth Street Wichita Falls Riverside Cemetery

Brother of Lubbock Woman Death Victim

N M Clifford veteran West Texas banker and developer died in Wichita Falls at age 72. He helped found Wichita Falls growth with Frank Kell and led Electra State Bank and First National of Amarillo. Survived by two daughters and a son, a brother in New York City, two sisters in El Paso and Slide. Funeral Sunday at 5 p.m. in Wichita Falls.

Wichita Falls N.M. Clifford West Texas Clifford Frank Kell Electra State Bank Clifford and Associates First National Bank of Amarillo Fort Worth Denver City Road First Methodist Church George H. Clifford New York City J.C. Brooke EL Paso 0. R. Copeland Slide

Paris Stores Close Amid Strike Across City

Paris shuts 9 of 11 large department stores as employees strike. Bank workers stage a nationwide walkout now in its third day with negotiations stalled. Aluminum production figure cited from 1938 shows 644,761 tons.

Paris

Baptist Training Union Names Officers At Close Of Meeting

Dr Guy Newman of Denison was reelected president at Mineral Wells gathering. W H Souther of Dallas became first vice president and Dennis Williams of Austin second vice president. Others named include T G Gardner of Dallas as director and treasurer and Hazel Bum garner of Dallas and Knowlton of Brownwood as secretaries. Executive board lists numerous Dallas Austin Houston and San Angelo members.

Mineral Wells Guy Newman Denison Baptist Training Union Yesteday W. H. Souther Dallas Dennis Williams Austin T. G. Gardner Hazel Bumgarner Miss Knowlton Brownwood Hope Owen Plainview Shelby Collier James Draper Jacksonville Gale Dunn

Indonesian forces report clash at Muntjar East Java

The Indonesian Republican army says a Dutch cruiser and an Indonesian coastal battery exchanged fire at Muntjar in East Java on Thursday. One Indonesian was killed and three wounded in the exchange.

Batavia Muntjar East Java

Swimming Courses Offered at Mackenzie State Park Pool

Swimming instruction for 16 and older starts Monday at Mackenzie State Park pool. Three beginner classes run 9 to 10, 10 to 11, and 11 to noon daily this week. About 190 children ages 12-15 learned last week. 35 have completed beginner instruction since June 19.

Mackenzie State Park Ince

National Assembly Approves New Constitution in Sofia

The national assembly approves a new constitution by a vote with 292 deputies present of 366. President Vassiliy Kolurov calls the document neither Soviet nor Communist but progressive.

Sofia National Assembly Vassiliy Kolurov

Life Saving Courses Offered At Pool For All

Instruction will be available for two weeks with completion granting junior or senior life saving badges. Those wishing to register must visit the cashier at the swimming pool by June 30. Courses are free aside from the regular pool admission of five cents.

Father Of Three Lubbock County Residents Claimed

Funeral services are to be held in Chattanooga Oklahoma at 2 p m today for H F Anderson 70 father of Mrs A T Cocanougher of 1711 Fourteenth street Lubbock and Mrs Floyd Whitney and Louis Anderson Idason Oklahoma He was a retired farmer and pioneer of Oklahoma who died unexpectedly Friday at his Walters home He resided in Chattanooga until moving to Walters six or seven years ago visiting Lubbock frequently

Chattanooga Okla H. F. Anderson A. T. Cocanougher Fourteenth Street Lubbock Floyd Whitney Louis Anderson Idason Anderson Oklahoma Walters

South America’s Size: Fourth Largest Continent

South America ranks as the fourth largest continent by area covering about 72 million square miles. This fact highlights its vast geographic scale and global regional significance.

South America Continents

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