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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1942

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Emergency Price Ceilings On Canned Vegetables

Price Administrator Leon Henderson imposed 60 day emergency price ceilings on ten canned fruits and 15 canned vegetables to curb profiteering and hysteria. Canned fruits and vegetables will be frozen at prices prevailing Feb 23-27, with retail limits possible if needed. Wholesale levels adjust and retailers may face price patrols to maintain reasonable levels.

Associated Press Washington Leon Henderson Henderson OPA

Ray Conner Dies in Slaton at 54

Ray Conner a Santa Fe railroad engineer for 25 years died at Mercy Hospital at 7 15 this morning after a 12 hour illness Cause listed as apoplexy He lived 27 years in Slaton and moved from Amarillo He was married in 1920 to Misseo Champion of Slaton Funeral services set for Sunday at the First Methodist Church with a Masonic graveside service Williams Funeral Home directing Survivors include the widow a daughter Maxine a Texas Tech junior a son Bobbie Ray a brother Guy Conner and six sisters

Slaton Ray Conner Santa Fe Raiload Mercy Hospital Wamarillo Misseo Champion First Methodist Church H. C. Gordon Williams Funeral Heme Aughter Maxine Texas Technological College Bobbie Ray Broer Guy Conner Leon Grace Kiner Ebl Cole Bessie Hart St. Jo, Mo

Three day lunch and gardening conference planned in Lubbock

A three day conference for the 24 county Lub bock district of the Work Projects administration will be held at the Hilton hotel starting Wednesday. Gardening will be stressed with sessions from 8 30 a m to p m daily and no entertainment planned. Special speakers include O B Howell of Texas Tech Bert M Boomer Amarillo and R A Metcalfe Lubbock district supervisor.

Lubbock Work Projects Administration Hilton Hotel Mildred Crump Crump O. B. Howell Texas Technological College Bert M. Boomer Amarillo R. A. Metcalfe Surplus Commodities Corporation

Measles in Texas Decline but Remain Prevalent

Texas health officials report measles cases fell from 2025 to 1881 while the disease remains the state’s most prevalent. The department notes the illness continues traveling southeast along major transportation routes. Lamb County reports 25 meningitis cases.

Texas Austin State Health Department Lamb County

Texans Set Power Use Records in January Wartime Prep

The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports total electric power consumption rose by 25.7 percent in January 1942 compared with January 1941 as Texans prepared for wartime production before the wartime switch.

Austin University of Texas Bureau of Business Research

Spring Fabric Sale Brings Yardage and Linens to Shop

A colorful table of seersuckers and piques in plaids stripes and florals announces a Spring Dollar Day sale. 214 yards of fabric for children quilts and crafts in Rose Pink Copen Peach and Gold. Printed sail cloth with floral borders offered alongside natural linens. Dish towels by Cannon and blazer striped items advertised with prices from 9c to $1.29 per set.

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