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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1960

Page

9

Another Tornado Season Nears on South Plains

Meteorologist Frost notes weathermen still rely on eyewitness reports to locate tornadoes as radar cannot yet detect them. Radar detects rain droplets and follows rain areas where tornadoes may exist. The Weather Bureau cites conditions conducive to tornado development and urges radio users and utility workers to report severe storm activity.

Frost Weather Bureau Twoiway Theweather Bureau Lubibock South Plains Panhandle Silverton Texas New Deal Anton Lubbock

School bonds and district consolidations dominate local ballots

The article details a school bond issue vote with plans for a new building or remodeling. price tag for a business office and tax facilities. nearby districts Lorenzo Robertson Spur discuss consolidation terms, tuition for transfers, and implications for funding and accreditation. election judges and polling hours noted. It also includes tornado safety guidelines and weather bureau contact procedures.

Price Lorenzo L. J. Hurst Willard Pollock Robertson Lorenzo and Supt W. O. Cherry W. QO. Lockwood Fred Maxey SPUR Texas Education Agency Hoase Citizens’ Committee East Ward

Burglary and Theft Report Across Lubbock District

Lubbock police investigated a Thursday night spree of burglaries and thefts including a missing aluminum urn from Century House lobby valued at 35 dollars. Other incidents include vandalism on a 1957 Cadillac, stolen bicycles, car part thefts, and a purse theft at Minit-Man Car Wash with a 17 year old suspect arrested.

Lubbock John O'Hara Century House 16Th St Ave. Q Ave. Q. O'Hara Said the Urn Is About 144 Feet Tall. J. T. McDonald, 1812 6Th St Midway Harold Webb 39Th St Vaughn Leverton Webb Leverton Lou Stubbs D. Hudson 26Th St J. L. Birdwell Parkway Dr Tom S. Lubboth Walter Jarnagan 46Th St 19Th St Jack Collins 2Nd Pl Alvin Robertson 15Th St Ave Bob Dent 17Th St Family Park Arthur Blanton Birch Joe Carver Honkey’s Burger Minit-Man’ Automatic Ave. L

College home project costs rise amid hearings

During Friday questioning Sears revised the total to about 120000 including furniture carpeting drapes and landscaping. Rep Bob Johnson of Dallas cited Huntsville and West Texas State Can ivon Canivon as sites while Harmon Lowman noted Nacogdoches and San Marcos in the outline. The project now backs an arts center use and bids are planned for May 5 with construction expected mid May.

Sears Bob Johnson Dallas Huntsville West Texas Canivon San Marcos Stephen F Harmon Lowman Theitin Nacogdoches

Grains Fall Across Market With Rye and Soybeans Pressured

Chicago reports Friday grain futures mostly lower as traders anticipate weekend liquidation and light buying. Wheat and corn show small rallies after declines, but rye and soybeans remain under persistent pressure while oats and other staples wobble in narrow ranges.

Chicago

National temporary help service seeks regional associate

The nation’s largest temporary help service seeks qualified individuals or companies to act on an associate basis. The program covers costs except office space, phone, and personnel, with training, national advertising, materials, supervision, and ongoing direction. Local interviews offered. write MANPOWER INC Box 78 Avalanche-Jeurnel Lubbeck Texas.

Manpower, Inc Avalanche

Reds Raise Wages in Soviet Schools

The Communist Party Central Committee and the Soviet Cabinet decreed a 15 percent salary increase starting April 1 for teachers and administrators of night and correspondence secondary schools. Tas reporting.

Moscow Communist Party Central Committee Tasg Jfor

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Page One George Price Levelland Citizens Lorenzo. Robertson Sere Orient Meteo Barney NEW New York REDS Doctor Bill Jack Tippit F.D.I.C Tool and Storage House Water Boy Jack Rubber Clinton U.S. Dept. of Commerce Rick Forrest 4Th St
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