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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1945

Page

2

Truman worthiness praised by observers after three weeks

Observers in Washington and across the country say President Truman is decisive and action oriented. They praise his honesty, integrity, and hard work, noting he may be the party's 1948 nominee if he proves effective.

Harry S. Truman Washington Mr. Roosevelt Truman Capital Press Corps Mr. Truman Senate Peter Far East Hirohito United States Roosevelt Honolulu Mitsuis Mitsubishis New York Manhattan GOP Leman Congress East Indies Britain Germany Brazil Malaya

Two Mad Dogs and the Pacific After War

Maj. Gen. Robert S. Beightler and Brig. Gen. Carlos P. Romulo urge parallel plans for Japan and Germany after defeat. They insist Japan must be neutralized to secure Pacific peace, warning against allowing Tokyo to escape with only a military loss.

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Police Have Troubles Too in Lubbock Editorial

The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal contends that police have faced public criticism over alleged excessive force but argues there is some fire behind the smoke. It notes a drunken arrestee fined heavily for abusive language and defends police restraint while acknowledging officers may yield under provocation.

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Morning Avalanche R Ri agy-nP PROUTY lasaging 5 Banter

Post office notices report disruption and delays affecting mail service. Local officials warn residents to expect slower deliveries and possible route changes for the day.

Death's Bright Diamonds leads Trent to hotel encounter

Army pilot Nick Trent returns home aboard a ship and meets a mysterious trio in a Parker House lobby. Magda Calavestri warns of Booker’s predatory schemes while signaling a covert meeting tonight as the plot unfolds.

Nick Trent Booker Pat Hudson Charley Strand Pat Nick Charley Parker House Trent Magda Nicholas Trent Calavestri Magda Calavestri Europe Ava

Rites Held for J D Norvell in Lubbock Funeral

Funeral services for J D Norvell 76 of Lubbock conducted at Rix chapel with Mrs Elizabeth Watson officiating. Burial followed at a Lubbock cemetery. Norvell came from Cleburne to Lubbock seven years ago. Survivors include his wife and sister Mrs Susie Freet of Amarillo. Pallbearers were Allen Farmer James Carl Chas Smith Glen Howard W C Johnson T B Zellner.

J.D. Norvell J. D. Norvell Lubbock Rixchapel Elizabeth. Watson Norvell Cleburne Susie Freet Amarillo Allen Farmer James Carl Chas. Smith Glen Howard W. C. Johnson T. B. Zellner

Radio Program Listing for KFYO 1360 May 5

Broadcast schedule excerpt lists daytime and evening segments on KFYO 1360 including News By Air Morning Musical Reveille Checkboard Fun and various music shows. Notable entries include Breakfast Club Song Shop Rhythm Ramble Saturday Frolic Saturday Symphony and Meet Your Navy segments.

Breakfast Club Housewives Mews Chatham Shopper Hollywood Revue Radio Harris The Fitzgeralds Duke Billinston Valdimir Brenner Harry Wismer Edward Tomlinson Leland Stowe Boston Symphony Orchestra Andy Russell Jimmy ‘Dorsey Hoosier Yap Roseland Ball Room Orchestra

Sun Blinds Banker in Real Estate Venture Cautionary Tale

A banker backs out of a suburban land deal after driving the site and realizing the sun would blind both buyers and workers, highlighting the need to investigate beyond appearances. The piece warns buyers to study fundamentals like plumbing and property realities before signing contracts.

Atlantic Seaboard

Navy would maintain a blue water fleet after the war

Washington observers emphasize a postwar navy to fight anywhere with large battleships carriers and heavy cruisers kept ready while retaining key harbors in the Pacific and Atlantic. Admirals argue for a robust fleet size and warn wear and tear will reduce available ships.

Washington Ray Tucker Tjigh House Appropriations Subcommittee U. S Capitol Hill Forrestal United States Seven Seas Far Pacific Atlantic Tucker Navy Congressional Brethers Japan Truman Franklin Roosevelt Admiral Leahy King's Nimitz Iowa Ohio Texas

Boldness Needed at World Conference Says American Observer

An American correspondent in San Francisco argues at the United Nations conference that leaders show timid diplomacy and self centered aims. He calls for courage, a global citizen view, and a Philadelphia spirit to unite nations and avert future catastrophes.

Thomas L. Stokes Francisco Detman Franklin Roosevelt Philadelphia United States of America San Francisco

Legion Sets District Convention Sunday

Herman G. Nami San Antonio attorney and state commander candidate will attend the district legion convention here Sunday. O K Woodall Littlefield district commander will preside and Mrs J O Cade Lubbock district auxiliary president will lead the auxiliary meeting. An open meeting begins at 11 a m with lunch at 12 30 p m. Business sessions start at 2 p m with separate legion and auxiliary meetings and elections of district commander and delegates. There are 32 posts in the district.

Herman G. Nami San Antonio The American Leion District Legion O.K. Woodall Littlefield J. O. Cade Lubbock Legion Auxiliary Hilton Hotel Legion Hall Legion and Auxiliary

Perspective and the portrayal of objects in drawing

The concept concerns how appearance governs drawing practice aimed at representing objects from a chosen viewpoint. It explains how artists encode spatial relations and visual cues to convey depth and stance from a specific observer position.

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