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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1953

Page

8

Repatriated Americans Omitted From POW Lists

A Pentagon survey shows at least 40 repatriated Americans were omitted from Communist Korea POW lists in 1951 and 1952. The finding suggests total American prisoners may exceed 4,000, with Ridgway asserting 1,200 more could have been held. The Army checked 127 returnees and found 57 omissions.

Darrell Garwood Washington Pentagon Korea Ridgway Matthew B. Ridgway Far East Army

Bloodmobile volunteers briefed for Post visit May 13

Red Cross field worker Miss Joan Fitzsimmons will briefing volunteer workers at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the First Baptist Church men s Bible classroom for the Red Cross bloodmobile trip to Post on May 13 About 500 donor pledge cards have been distributed with a May 8 deadline for returns A minimum of 200 donors and 1 pints of blood is planned The bloodmobile will operate at First Methodist Church basement from 10 a m to 4 p m Co sponsors include American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars posts and their auxiliaries will handle volunteers appointments and the master schedule

POST Red Cross Bloodmobile Joan Fitzsimmons Red Cross First Baptist Church Ralph Kirkpatrick O. G. Murphy C. A. Prater L. A. Barrow Southwest Willard Kirkpatrick Northwest Ralph Welch Walter Boren Jack Ballantine North Texas National Defense Blood Center Fort Worth First Methodist Church American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Auxiliary Bloodmobile VFW Auxiliary

Ralls Band to Present Program at Post High Tuesday

The Ralls High School band will perform in an assembly at Post High School on Tuesday at 11 30 a m Principal C D Lee announces The appearance is part of an assembly exchange with Post High School chapel choir having performed there weeks earlier

Ralls School Band POST Ralls High Schools Post High School C. D. Lee Rallis High School Post High School Chapel

Returnees and Communist List Inconsistencies Reported

Air Force, Navy, and Marines returnees reveal gaps in Communist list coverage. Of 57, 32 were missing in action before 1952, 22 captured since then, with 3 records unavailable. One returnee on the list, one omitted since 1952, and one captured last year. Marine prisoners trace back to the Chosin Reservoir.

Washington Air Force Navy Marine Corps Chosen Reservoir

Forty-Five Txdot Maintenance Men Receive No-Accident Awards

Forty-five Texas Highway Department maintenance men were honored with Truck Driver No-Accident awards at the Texas Public Employees Association annual barbecue at Mackenzie Park. About 250 people from 12 counties, plus Plainview Chapter No. 37, attended. Awards covered one to 15 years of accident-free driving.

Texas Highway Department Texas Public Employes Association Mackenzie Park Lubbock Chapter No Plainview Chapter No

Tech Flying Club Builds Momentum at Texas Tech

The Flying T's campus aviation group shows steady progress with nine members, eight having solo flights and two awaiting more stick time. They own a Piper Cub J-3 and plan a second plane once membership hits 17, meeting at Municipal Airport's Vickers-Dagley hangar.

Texas Tech Tech Harold Rucker Darrell Jackson Sandra Mason B. T. Smith Aubrey Shaver Garnett Reeves J. D. Harkey Harrold Simon Bentley O'Quinn Laddie Linstrom Vickers-Dagley Municipal Airport

Mental Health Week Proclaimed By Mayor Tripp

Mayor Murrell Tripp proclaims Mental Health Week citing citizen awareness to improve health principles and state hospital program. Lubbock Mental Health Society observes the week and reports an ambitious lecture series drawing capacity crowds of educators and medical authorities.

Murrell Tripp Lubbock Mental Health Society Lubbock Mental Health

Funeral services for W. Jones Arnett in Seagraves

W Jones Arnett 50 died Thursday night at his Seagraves home from a heart attack. Services set for 8 p m Sunday at Southside Baptist Church officiated by Rev Joe Mauldin. Webb Funeral Home directs burial in Loop Cemetery. Arnett, a Stanton native, lived two years in Seagraves and worked for a local oil company.

Seagraves W. Jones Arnett Southside B

Crushed by Tractor Claims Stafford Youth

May 2 reports Arthur Browning a 17 year old from Stafford was killed early today when a tractor crushed him.

Houston Arthur Browning Stafford

Wrestler Libbraccio Wins Case In Elopement Bet Dispute

Naples May 2 A Naples wrestler Tiberio Libbraccio carried Miss Ermine Ot tavini from a bedroom to a garden during a bet about elopement. The retired general father shouted for police but the court dismissed the case saying Libbraccio won the bet and the matter.

Naples Tiberio Libbraccino Ermine Ottavini Libbraccio Ermine

Installment Buying Hits Record Level

Washington reports March consumer installment credit rose to a record 19 billion dollars from February. Auto sales credit led with a 313 million gain. other consumer goods rose 29 million. Home repair loans up 6 million. personal loans up 74 million. Noninstallment credit increased to 6.4 billion, pushing total consumer credit to 25.6 billion.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

One Shot Penicillin Reported Safe for Syphilis

Dr Clarence A Smith of the U S Public Health Service announced tests of a new one shot treatment for syphilis using bicillin a long acting penicillin. Results from 125 patients at VD clinics in Chicago Durham N C New Orleans and St Louis showed it safe and effective in most cases.

Washington Clarence A. Smith U.S. Public Health Service Service Chicago Durham N.C New Orleans St. Louis

Beavers Now Found in Europe Only at Scattered Points

Scientific survey confirms beavers have established populations in Europe only at scattered sites. The study notes limited distribution linked to habitat availability and historical range. Researchers emphasize conservation to protect fragmented populations and ecological roles.

Europe

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