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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1963

Page

7

Doubly Contracting in Lubbock Homes Draws Scrutiny

Officials in Lubbock warn of widespread double contracting in home loans that inflates down payments and misstates equity. A Dallas firm and lenders report misrepresentation by brokers, prompting talk of new legislation and increased oversight by banks, Realtors, and the Real Estate License Act.

Dist. Atty Griffin Lubbock Lebbock Board of Realtors Real Estate Commission

Early marriage cited as growing problem among high school girls

Dr. Burchinal outlines a rise in marriage among 17 year olds from 8 percent in 1940 to 12.2 percent in 1960, linking trends to continued schooling and dating age. He notes high school marriages show higher divorce risks and many regret their choices.

Dr. Burchinal America Burchinal

Sudden Hail Storm Dents Dry Spell Across West Texas

A sudden hail storm swept Marfa and moved across the area from Antonio to Victoria and Wink. Amarillo reported 0.52 inches and Dalhart 0.12. Clouds reached the Lubbock area around 9 30 p m and moved southeast, covering an area bounded by Post Lamesa Brownfield and Seminole. The 0.25 inch rainfall at the Weather Bureau by midnight brings the year total to 1 82 inches.

Antonio Victoria Wink Amarillo Dalhart Lubbock Post, Lamesa Brownfield Seminole Weather Bureau

Snow falls on May Day across Midwest and Northeast

Up to three inches of snow and sleet hit parts of the midwest and northeast on May Day, with record low temperatures in multiple cities. Central Texas drought worsens as El Paso and Beaumont report unusually dry conditions and warm south winds.

Midwest New York State Pennsylvania West Virginia Maryland Ohio Michigan Indiana Virginia Washington, D. C Sanford Fla Milwaukee Louisville Lansing Mich St. Louis Nashville Big Savage Mountain Great Lakes New England Central States Canadian

Area Solons Split On Registration Fee

Four South Plains area representatives voted against an amendment to remove a 25 cent fee from a voter registration bill. The dissenters were J Collier Adams Bill Parsley Bill Clayton and Olin Petty. Those in favor to eliminate the fee were Reed Quilliam George Cook and H G Wells. The article notes concerns about curriculum and added activities and references a film about youth employment and vocational training.

Austin South Plains House J. Collier Adams Bill Parsley Lubbock Bill Clayton Springlake Olin Petty Levelland Reed Quilliam George Cook Odessa H. G. Wells Tulsa Johnny

Fatal South Plains crash kills four Idalou family

Patrolmen identified Ed Smith of Lorenzo as the first on the scene. He said the Idalou family rode in the pickup with a baby killed by a dash impact. Webb was seen walking along the highway seeking help as the four were in custody of Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home. The wreck raised the year toll to 43 in the South Plains.

Singleton Franklin - Bartley Funeral Home Lorenzo Ed Smith Idalou Smith Webb South Plains Lubbock Hugh Reed Rt. 4 Jean Maples 30Th St Methodist Hospital Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home Miss Maples James Edward Sampson Reed Sampson

VFW Dinner Honors Dunn and Yarborough for Loyalty Awards

Dr. John Dunn of Pecos and Don Yarborough of Houston were honored by Lubbock VFW Post 2466 with annual Loyalty Day awards at a public ceremony. Dunn exposed Billie Sol Estes. Yarborough, a former gubernatorial candidate, spoke on loyalty and service to country and freedom. About 230 guests attended as plaques were presented by Master of Ceremonies Mark Smith.

John Dunn Pecos Don Yarborough Houston Lubbock VFW Post 2466 Post 34Th St Dunn Billie Sol Estes Yarborough Mark Smith Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2466

Ex-Marine Declines White House Medal of Honor Reception

Kennedy plans to honor 234 living Medal of Honor winners at a White House reception. Arthur J. Jackson, 37, a former Marine captain and Cuba shooter, declines the invitation saying his presence might embarrass the president. Jackson won the award for fighting 60 Japanese in one day at Guadalcanal. He was discharged after Guan tanamo killing. Others invited include 144 Army, 43 Navy, 37 Marines, and 10 Air Force recipients.

Associated Press Washington White House Kennedy Arthur J. Jackson Marine Corps Pierre Salinger Jackson San Jose Calif Ruben Lopez U.S. Naval Base Guantanamo Cuba Army Navy Air Force

Simpson Rites Pending In City

Edward Clinton Simpson 30 of Lubbock died at West Texas Hospital after 10:30 p m Wednesday He was a farmer native of Whitharral Survived by wife Jo Nell one daughter Sherry Gail five children Ricky Danny Jimmy at home two brothers Bob and Ewell Lubbock two sisters Mrs Chester Sassman Spur and Mrs Donnie Gillit Wolfforth and his parents Mr and Mrs E E Simpson Lubbock Funeral services were pending at Henderson Wilson Funeral Directors.

Henderson-Wilson Edward Clinton Simpson Rt. 2 Lubbock West Texas Hospital Simpson Whitharral Jo Nell Sherry Gail Ricky Danny Jimmy Bob Ewell Chester Sassman Spur Donnie Gillit Wolfforth E. E. Simpson

May Day displays span world as Berlin protests rise

Massive May Day events showed Western and Eastern blocs, with Poland, Cuba, Vietnam and Yugoslavia highlighting protests. In Berlin East Germany denounced by Western leaders while West Berlin praised freedom. Pope and UN officials urged peace and disarmament. The report notes prominent births and a Colombo protest by Marxist groups.

Wladyslaw Gomulka Red China Raul Castro Havana Moscow Warsaw Prague Bucharest Berlin East Berlin Willi Stoph East Germany West Berlin Willy Brandt Japan U.S

Longtime Baptist Missionary Dies

The Rev. R. L. Wittner of Alpine died Wednesday in an El Paso hospital. He served as district missionary for the Southern Baptist Convention and led revival meetings across the South Plains. Survived by wife J, three grandchildren, and son Edward Lee Wittner, educational director at First Baptist Church in Lamesa. Visitation and services set for Alpine and Cottonwood, with burial at Cottonwood Cemetery near Waco.

R. L. Wittner Alpine Southern Baptist Convention el Paso Wittner South Plains Edward Lee Wittner iFirst Lamesa First Baptist Church Cottonwood Baptist Church Cotttonwood Cemetery Waco

Grand Jury Indicts 59 Cases. Six Dismissed Before Presentation

The grand jury lists E 1st Place residents and others on charges including passing forged instruments, burglary of residences and motor vehicles, and theft over 50 dollars. Of 59 cases originally set for this week, six were dismissed and four not presented.

E. 1St Pl Mary Herrera Lara Fordham St Joe Lee Jackson Fred Everline Ivory St Michael Mathis Plainview Leta Jo Melvin Abernathy George Isaac Melvin Jose Rameriz N. Ave M. Edgar Toliver Jr Roy Eldon Reece 52Nd St Roy Ray Ballet Ave F. Paul Gonzales Jr 1St St Marcos Vasquez Castillo Ray Williams Lonnie Caraway Michael Lee Harrison Bobby Ray Peeples E. Bates Bernard Leroy Lynn St. John Bearing Henson 16Th St Charles Mike McCarty 9Th St James C. Taylor Calvert Norman Ray Spear Lubbock

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