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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1956

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Search for missing Globemaster halts in Iceland gale

Seventeen airmen aboard a U S Air Force Globemaster are feared lost after the four engined plane crashed into the Atlantic between Iceland and Greenland. Bad seas and a wind swept snowstorm hindered the search as crews from several nations scoured the area. Pieces of burnt plywood and oxygen bottles were found, while the crew includes Captain Roland S Cornwall and Lieutenant Barney S James. The plane was en route from Iceland to Goose Bay, Labrador and New York.

Avatencee Somrma Eykjavik Iceland U.S. Air Force Globemaster Atlantic Greenland Dwindie Reykjavik Air Force Roland S. Cornwall Washington, D. C Barney S Howard A. James Goose Bay Labrador New York

Lubbock Officer Hurt In Patrol Car Collision

A Lubbock officer sustained a cut above the eye and minor injuries after a patrol car collided with a parked pickup in the 3600 block of 24th Street around 9:20 p.m. Saturday. The officer, treated at Methodist Hospital, was riding with Sgt. Lynn Hargrove when the car rammed the rear of the unoccupied truck.

Lubbock 24Th St Methodist Hospital Bard Marland Robertson

Victors Named At Slaton Show In FFA And 4 H

Slaton show crowns FFA and 4 H victors with 108 points securing first, second places among FFA chapters. Roosevelt 4H Club tallies 45 points and Lubbock 4H Club 3, earning top two spots for H Cubs competition.

Lubbock County Rt. 1 Shallowater FFA Roosevelt Lubbock 4H

Moore Resigns Tech Board Post

Canadian post in Dallas reports Moore resigns from the Tech board effective April 1 after three years as a director. His term would have expired February 1959. Also mentions local farm show results and awards at Monterey and Frenship FFA events with champions.

Canadian Post Dallas Moore Tech Allan Shivers

Easterners Fear Nixon Support Signals Veiled VP Bid

A draft showing Eastern Republicans fear a Nixon backing signals moves to oust Nixon as Eisenhower’s running mate. Former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Gov. Christian Herter eyed as possible replacements. Eisenhower praises Nixon but stops short of renomination. Page 8.

Nivion Eisenhower Thomas E. Neey New York Chris Tian A. Herter Massachusetts Nixon Dewey Herter

View Vandalism Reported in Lubbock Youths Simmering Tensions

Police in Lubbock crack down on thousands of juveniles amid vandalism and theft waves. Officials note the issue extends beyond the city and that Friday and Saturday saw intensified inquiries from the public and press as agencies respond to teen crime concerns.

Lubbock

Zoning Action On Service Stations Faces Backlash

Residents on 33rd and 35th streets react to a plan by the City Planning and Zoning Commission to extend C-2 restrictions to service stations. The proposal, aimed at keeping drive-in businesses out of nearby homes, would place undeveloped parts of 34th Street in the new zone first, affecting blocks and triggering mixed zoning across town. Joseph E. Jones of 3601 23rd St. voiced opposition, saying he does not want a filling station near him. The commission will study the plan at a forthcoming meeting.

Kenneth May Avalanche-Journal Tate 34Th Street City Planning and Zoning Commission Stancard Joseph E. Jones 23Rd St Avalanche Journal Planning Commission

Rail Rate Hike To Cost Local Firms $1 Million Yearly

Lubbock shippers face about $1 million yearly rise as the Interstate Commerce Commission approves a 6 percent increase in rail rates. Robert Reedy of the Chamber of Commerce urges accurate records of freight payments to ensure any potential refund if the rise is found excessive. mentions possible truck rate actions and notes the Commission reserves the right to audit.

Lubbock Interstate Commerce Commission Robert Reedy Lubbock Chamber of Commerce Reedy Commission

Girtetown Hearing Set

A report notes a hearing scheduled in Girtown with details to be announced on page 12 section 3. The item appears in the church and community news section of the daily paper. The phrase Miser is referenced in a comic dictionary entry with a brief definition.

Girtetown Hearing Set Miser

Deadline narrows mayor race in Lubbock with two candidates

Deadline for filing passed leaving two men in the mayoral race for Lubbock. No contests in three City Commission vacancies as Forrest, a lumber dealer, and others vie for seats being vacated by Hurley Carpenter and Lucian Thomas Byrd. Forrest resigns to run for mayor.

Lubbock Lubbock Ixoters S. S. Casey Charness Manyor Forrest Sioner Casey Maxey Hurley Carpenter Lucian Thomas Byrd

FBI Chief Seeks Parents’ Blame For Juvenile Crimes

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover argues parents should face legal and financial responsibility for their children’s delinquent acts. He states lack of parental training and discipline drives rising juvenile crime, calling for accountability and tougher measures amid a debated policy and curfew discussions locally.

International News Service Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Law Enforcement Bulletinn J, Edgar Hoover

Probe for body search at Phares Farm opens today

A fresh inquiry into the disappearance of a Latin American woman shifts to Phares Farm, 12 miles northwest of Hale Center. Rigging equipment will reopen a gas line as 200 volunteers joined a prior futile sandhills hunt. two men tried witching for the body.

Lainview Ottoa Hale Center

TWO AREA CHAMPIONS REPEAT IN SPELLING BEE

In Cochran Lamb and Hockley counties the 1966 county spelling bees crowned winners as two area champions repeated. Judy Merrifield, 14, of Littlefield, won Lamb County with keepsake after a miss by the runner up, then captured Cochran County title.

Cochican Lubbock Lamb Hockley Avalanche-Journal Cochran Judy Merrifield Littlefield H. B. Littlefield H. B. Littlefield Rt. 1, Won Ihe Lamb

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