Mary Dunn Honored For Lifelong South Plains Music Work
The First Lady of Music Misa Mary Dunn received a golden plaque in Lubbock City Hall with mayor and councilors paying tribute for 46 years promoting music on the South Plains. A proclamation named March 9 Mary Dunn Day, noting her leadership in Lubbock Public Schools since 1922 and her influence through the South Plains Music Teachers Association. Mary Dunn, born in Laird Texas, has been a central figure in music education and cultural development across West Texas.
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Jack Sheridan
Avalanche-Jourfial
South Plains
Misa Mary Dunn
Lubbock City Hall
Mia Dunn
W. D
Dub) Rogers
the Plains
Mary Dunn
West Texas
Lubbock
Agor
Texas
Durin
National Association
Miss Durnn
Laird
Geert
R. F
Dunn
Methodist Church
Switzer School of Music
Dallas
Miss Dunn
W. D.dub? Rogers
Beulah Dunn Turner
Nell Oldham
Lubbock Community Concerts Association
Gene Hemmle
Texas Tech
Pauline Arner
City Ballot Suit Seeks James Marshall Inclusion
A writ of mandamus to place James G. Marshall on the April 16 city ballot is set for 1 20 p m in the 99th District Court. The suit against the City of Lubbock City Council and city secretary Lavenia Lowe claims proper filing was made by Marshall for Place 4.
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James G
Jimmy) Marshall
99Th District Court
Lubbock
Lavenia Lowe
Marshall
24Th St
Place 4
Lowe
Bert J. Homer
Fred Senter
Stores Looted and Windows Smashed in Panama Riot
Demonstrators in Panama staged a brief riot after a silent march of mourning for opposition arrests. National guard arrived late and used tear gas. two policemen were hurt, a boy shot in the arm, others treated for injuries. Rioters looted two stores and damaged a political center.
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Robert Berrellez
Panama
National Guard
Churchgoer Grumbles Over Donations and Aid
A speaker asks why donors who give little expect the church to fund others’ needs. The remark highlights tensions over church support for the needy and accountability for collected funds.
City Plans Outlined for One Per Cent Sales Tax Start
The new one per cent city sales tax begins next Monday in Lubbock and 145 other Texas cities, funded to raise about 1.5 million annually. City Manager Bill Blackwell notes per capita returns of about 8.50. In the 191 approved cities, 70 percent of Texans live under the tax. 31 cities rejected it. Families pay scaleed amounts from 3 to nearly 46 dollars annually depending on income. See CITY STARTS Page 8.
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Lubbock
Texas
Bill Blackwell
Blackwell
Midland
Arlington
U. S
Internal Revenue Service
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