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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1949

Page

4

Dr. Banister Named Tech Baccalaureate Speaker May 29

Dr. John Banister pastor of Sears and Summitt Church of Christ in Dallas has been chosen to give Texas Techs baccalaureate address for the spring graduating class. He will speak at Jones Stadium and bring a message to seniors.

John Banister Sears and Summitt Church of Christ Dallas Texas Technological College Banister Jones Stadium Texas Church of Christ United States Oklahoma City Tulsa Topeka Detroit Washington, D. C Thalia Tex Hardin Christian College Searcy Ark Nocona Memphis Elk City Okla Culbertson Heights Church Thornton Oklahoma Abilene Christian College Central Christian College Bartlesvile Oklo Tech Bates Thornton Texas Tech Howard Hughes Aircraft Company California

New Orleans Squatters Agree To Move For River Levee

About 50 squatter families along the 17th Street canal agreed to relocate to permit completion of a flood protection levee. Sheriff Clancy had ordered them out, barbed wire fortifications were dismantled, and deputies withdrew as police reported calm. They have 60 days to vacate the area.

New Orleans U.P Frank Clancy 17Th Street Canal

Dallas Cotton Broker Alton Self Dies at 53

Alton L. Self, 53, a Dallas cotton broker, died of a heart attack today in his cotton exchange building office.

Dallas Alton L. Self Cotton Exchange

Victoria Livestock Show Honors Top 4-H Winners

Clif ford Hayes of Bloomington Victoria county won $5 per pound for his 870 pound Hereford grand champion at the Victoria livestock show. It marked Hayes's second consecutive champion. Raymond Hiller also took the reserve champion for the second year running. Rio Vista farms of San Antonio entered the champion jersey bull. Henry C. Koontz of Inez showed the senior Brahman champion and reserve Brahman bull and female.

Victoria Clifford Hayes Bloomington Victoria County Victoria Livestock Show Hayes Raymond Hiller Rio Vista Farms San Antonio Henry C. Koontz Inez

New Navy Order Breaks Longstanding Salute Tradition

The Navy orders officers to return salutes from Army and Air Force personnel even when bareheaded, ending a tradition dating to Revolutionary War days when Navy members did not salute without hats. The move aims to unify the armed services as one family.

Washington Navy Armed Services Army Air Force

Turman Completes Airplane Power Plant School at Chanute AFB

Private First Class James W. Turman son of Mr and Mrs James W Turman of 512 Avenue K Lubbock Texas completes a ten week course in airplane power plant repair at Chanute AFB. He entered service January 7 1947 and served at Roswell AFB New Mexico before Chanute. He earned the Good Conduct Medal and the Expert Carbine Medal after service at Lakeheath England from Sept 1 to Dec 1 1948.

Chanute AF Base James W. Turman Avenue K Lubbock Texas Chanute Afb Pfc Turman Roswell Afb Roswell New Mexico Lakeheath England

West Texas Press Group Opens Meeting At Midland

A two day shop talk meeting of the West Texas Press association opened in Midland. Hosts were the Midland Reporter Telegram and its publisher James N. Allison. Leaders included Bill Collyns Forest Weimhold Allen Hodges Robert Brashears and Henry Orson. Wendell Bedichek of Abilene is president.

Midland West Texas Press Association Midland Reporter Telegram James N. Allison Bill Collyns Reporter- Telegram Forest Weimhold Hockly County Allen Hodges Littlefield Robert Brashears Reporter-Telegram Henry Orson Wendell Bedichek Abilene

Fort Worth Patrol Expands To Cover Added Counties

Five additional counties will come under the Fort Worth Highway Patrol division starting April 1 as the Wichita Falls office is deactivated. Officers from Wichita Falls will be reassigned to Fort Worth Abilene and Amarillo.

Fort Worth

Wiggins to Speak at Farm Ownership Project Meeting

Dr. D. M. Wiggins president of Texas Tech will speak at the Farm Ownership or Ropesville project meeting in Hockley county planned for March 24. The all day event features a picnic lunch, shows, music and field day plus discussions on farm and home management and government prices. GMT.

Lean D. M Wiggins Texas Tech Horace D. Gilmore Hockley County South Plains Gilmore Wiggins Archie Leonard Agriculture Economics T. Euel Liner Martin Reese Farmers’ Home Administration Amarillo

British butcher uses sign to urge bring your own meat

In Southampton on March 19 the meat ration is cut prompting a local butcher to post a witty sign. The device reads We have plenty of paper Bring your own meat reflecting wartime shortages and sign humor.

Southampton Eng

Work Signed To Bogie In May On Texas To New York Gas Line

Ground breaking ceremonies for the 1840 mile Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line are expected in May. The line will run from the Rio Grande valley to New York Harbor with headquarters in Houston and about 900 employees to be based there plus 1100 along the route once construction starts.

Bogie New York Houston Transcontinental Gas Pipeline Company Transcontinental Rio Grande Valley New York Harbor McComb Miss California

Rebekah Lodge Sponsors Quartet at Lubbock High

The Rebekah lodge sponsors the Stamps Ozark quartet at Lubbock Senior High School auditorium Friday night at 7 45 with tickets fifty cents each on sale at Chism Bakery announced by Mrs Earl Nail.

Rebekah Lodge High Scheol The Stamps Ozark Quartet Lubbock Senior High School Chism Bakery Earl Nail

Ohio students request cotton bale from Austin Chamber

Euclid High School seniors seek a bale of cotton a 10 gallon hat and an honorary Texas badge for a class play with the Austin Chamber of Commerce asked to supply the items.

Ohio High School Austin Bale Austin Chamber of Commerce Euclid Ohio Robert Bennett Texas

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