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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1949

Page

11

Public Supports Right To Strike With Limits On Jurisdictional Disputes

A George Gallup report finds a majority endorse the right to strike and demand protections for union action in disputes with employers. Voters oppose jurisdictional strikes, while support grows for a 60 day notice in vital industries and for cooling off periods in labor disputes.

George Gallup American Institute Princeton American Institute of Public Opinion Institute

Reburial Rites Slated For Lt A F Reese Jr

Reburial services for 1st Lt. A F Reese Jr of Shallowater killed flying a P 38 over Cagliari Sardinia May 14 1943 are set for 11 am March 28 at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery San Antonio. Rev J H Bryant former Shallowater pastor to officiate. Reese a Hat and Ring squadron member with World War I hero Capt Eddie Rickenbacker earned the Distinguished Flying Cross with four Oak Leaf clusters and the Purple Heart. He was a Shallowater High School and Texas Tech graduate and previously worked for the Texas Highway Department.

A. F. Reese, Jr Shallowater Cagliari Sardinia Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery San Antonio J. H. Bryant First Methodist Church Lorenzo Reese Hat and Ring Eddie Rickenbacker Rickenbacker Shallowater High School Texas Tech Texas Highway Department

Poland Orders Expulsion of U S Information Chief

WARSAW March 19 Poland ordered the expulsion of Chester H Opal chief of the U S information service in Warsaw over a service bulletin calling Poland a Soviet satellite The Polish government told U S Ambassador Waldemar Gallman Opal was persona non grata and must leave soon Foreign Minister Zygmunt Madelewski delivered the message.

Warsaw Chester H. Opal United States Information Service Poland U.S Waldemar Gallman Zygmunt Madelewski Opal

Japanese Diet opens with boycott by 35 Communist MPs

Thirty five Communist members of the House of Representatives boycotted the opening ceremony of the fifth diet session in Tokyo today amid the presence of Emperor Hirohito.

Tokyo U.P House of Representatives Hirohito

ACC Alumni Elect Rigney President at Lubbock Chapter

J C Rigney was elected president of the Lubbock chapter of the Abilene Christian College Alumni Association at a reorganizational meeting held Friday night in Hotel Lubbock. More than 60 alumni attended. Howard Garner was named first vice president Lennon Hill second vice president and Earl Kerr secretary treasurer. Charles Damaron executive secretary urged continued support for ACC and its expansion program. Damaron noted over $1000 in cash or pledges. the chapter achieved the 100 percent goal. Charles McLaughlin attended to encourage efforts. M Norvel Young led the program with entertainment by The Buckaroos. The next meeting is set for April 1.

J. C. Rigney Lubbock Abilene Christian College Alumni Association Hotel Lubbock ACC Howard Garner Lennon Hill Earl Kerr Charles Damaron ACC Development Fund Damaron Charles McLaughlin M. Norvel Young Buckaroos Carl Spain

Army Nitrogen Supplies Proposed To Ease Fertilizer Shortage

Rep Thomas G Abernethy urged the Army to release nitrogen from its Etter Texas plant to U S farmers to alleviate a fertilizer shortage. He cited farmers may need 1 16 million tons this year while supply lanes project about 900 thousand tons available. Army experts noted plants will produce about 350 thousand tons of nitrogen fertilizer this year, 97 thousand more than usual.

Washington Thomas G. Abernethy Dmiss Army Abernethy U. S Etter Tex Lubbock Sun

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