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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

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Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1945

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Controls To Remain On Home Front After Victory In Europe

The Victory in Europe brings no rapid relaxation of home front controls. Food remains tight with meat and sugar rations likely to persist. the gasoline and automobile supply may ease in months, but tires, shoes, and durable goods face extended shortages. Officials warn Europe relief and Pacific needs keep strict controls in force.

Joseph Lastin Washington Europe Pacific James F. Byrnes WPB J. A. Krug United States Japan War Production Board Harold L. Ickes OPA

Formal Opening Of McWhorter Grade School

The McWhorter grade school in Lubbock will hold a formal opening Thursday at 8 p.m. under superintendent R W Matthews. Dr J T Hutchinson will lead the program and introduce guests including architect, contractor, and school leaders. Owen W McWhorter will give an address honoring the namesake. The sixth grade will sing America the Beautiful and teachers will welcome the public to tour the building.

McWhorter Lubbock R. W. Matthews J. T. Hutchinson Lubbock School Board Owen W. McWhorter B. O. McWhorter John Watson Hutchinson

Campbell Rites Set At Abernathy Today

Ira P. Campbell 42 an Abernathy resident for two years died suddenly Monday night in a local doctor’s office. Rites are at 4 p m today at the Methodist church with Rev Frank Beaucham officiating. Burial in Abernathy cemetery. Rix Funeral Home of Lubbock in charge. He leaves a widow five children a brother three sisters and his father.

Campbell Abernathy Ira P. Campbell Methodist Church Frank Beaucham Rix Funeral Home Lubbock

Farmers Warned On Destructive Weeds

Dr. A W Young head of Texas Tech Plant Industry warns South Plains farmers to inspect seeds before planting. He cites hedge bindweed field bindweed chess or cheat and the cocklebur as invasive weeds likely to root permanently, worsened by irrigation farming and seed imports.

South Plains A. W. Young Department of Plant Industry Texas Tech College Young Plains Dr. Young

Theobroma cacao Named by Linnaeus

Swedish botanist Linnaeus gave the cacao plant the name Theobroma cacao meaning food of the gods in Greek. The term reflects the revered status of cacao in ancient and modern cultures.

Linnaeus

Mrs Roosevelt Calls War Workers To Victory

Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt in a V E day NBC broadcast tells soldiers workers and civilians that her husband would want them to keep full effort until victory and to back the president and Allied leaders for permanent peace. She emphasizes continuing strength after the war to win through to lasting peace.

Roosevelt U.S. War Workers New York Eleanor Roosevelt NBC

University of Rochester to award second annual science scholarship

Nineteen high school science pupils from ten states and the District of Columbia will report at the University of Rochester May 18 for tests and interviews to determine the five scholarship winners. Finalist includes Andrew N. Baker Jr of Amarillo Texas.

Rochester N. Y States District of Columbia University of Rochester Andrew N. Baker, Jr Amarillo Tex

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