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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1948

Page

18

Wheat Harvest Delayed by Rains Across Texas Panhandle

Rains slow wheat harvest in Panhandle and South Plains with 15 to 25 percent completion in Hutchinson, Hansford, Carson, and Armstrong counties. Eastern New Mexico reports 10 to 12 percent done at Clovis and 3 percent at Tucumcari as weather remains hot and humid. Labor demand remains as workers are urged to contact local employment offices.

Panhandle South Plains Setur The Employment Commission Commission Hutchinson Hansford Carson Armstrong New Mexico Clovis

Levelland Lions to Install Club Officers for 1948 49

New officers of the Levelland Lions Club will be installed Thursday at noon for the 1948 49 year. Bob Ford is president with J B Reece as first vice president Gene Yeager second vice president A A Sparkman third vice president Ted Darwin and Lon Horace Blackburn as outgoing president. Mr Ford and Mrs Ford plan to attend the International Lions Club convention in New York City July 24 to 29.

Jim Bridges Anton Lions Club Levelland Organization Bob Ford J. B. Reece Gene Yeager A. A. Sparkman Ted Darwin Lon Horace Blackburn

Policeman Shoots Harmless Winkajou Aboard Streetcar

June 26 New Orleans report of a monkey cat hybrid Winkajou named Suzy shot aboard a streetcar. Children fondled the animal before it wandered loose from owner Robert C Windes and was killed after frightening passengers.

NEW Cateans Jn Suzy Winkajou Colombia Saia Robert C. Windes eShg

Refinery Explosions Injure 23 at Aetna Site in Louisville

A series of explosions and a gasoline fire at the Aetna refinery in Louisville on June 26 injured at least 23 people. Thomas Young and Ophie Sheen suffered burns while Ralph Edwards and about a dozen firefighters sustained minor injuries. Damage estimates reach 500000 with the fire still active. all employees were later accounted for.

Louisville Aetna Thomas Young Ophie Sheen Ralph Edwards

Atlantic City Fire Captain Dies Fighting Hotel Blaze

A general alarm blaze swept the 120 room Thurber hotel in Atlantic City as acting Fire Captain Louis Unger died in the effort. Officials say all occupants likely escaped. two were rescued and three firefighters were overcome by smoke.

Atlantic City N. J Thurber Atlantic City General Hospital Louis Unger

Gilmer Doctor Joins Floyd County Hospital Staff

Dr. G. A. McClelland formerly of Gilmer has joined the Floyd County Cooperative Hospital staff. He is a University of Texas and Southwestern Medical College graduate who interned at Baptist Hospital during World War I. His wife and young daughter will join him in July.

Gilmer Floyd County Hospital Las The Baptist Corre

Oil Allocation Plan Opposed by Independent Distributors

Independent oil distributors told the House Small Business Committee that the United States faces no fuel shortage and urged blocking a one location allocation plan. They warned shortages could arise from new laws and argued the plan would cause market dislocations and price upheaval.

Washington Andit Small Businesses Committee United States

Oil supply and stocks spark interest amid shortages

In Lenbock Texas a formal demand arises from industry and home heating needs as oil use grows. Crude stocks are reported at 222 231 000 barrels with a 149 percent increase over last June, prompting concerns over potential shortages and reserve declines.

Lenbock

Resignation of U.S. Attorney Randolph Beater noted

The resignation of Randolph Beater, U.S. Attorney for Kansas, is reported with appreciation for the loyal and capable manner in which he carried out his duties. Carpenter plans to run.

Sun Leceols Eee Federal Federal Atorey la Kamat Randolph Beater U.S Carpenter Kansas Dea

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