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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1945

Page

5

Price Control Urged Across West Texas District

We urge renewed price control as wartime shifts to peace production loom. Officials in the Dallas Office of Price Administration must be intelligent, public minded, and subject to scrutiny. Public trust in Lub bock El Paso and West Texas districts is questioned. Congressman Mahon should note the situation.

Ubbock South Plains Office of Price Administration OPA Dallas Washington High Command Lubbock el Paso West Texas George Mahon

Should we abandon synthetic rubber after victory?

The piece argues preserving the wartime synthetic rubber industry. It warns against junking it once Malaya and the Dutch East Indies are liberated and natural rubber returns. It cites Goodyear chair P W Litchfield and contrasts U S bargaining leverage with Britain and the Netherlands. It cautions against repeating prewar dependence on natural rubber.

Malaya Dutch East Indies P. W. Litchfield Goodyear Tire and Rubber Comany Litchfield America United States U. S

Lubbock Morning Avalanche Publication Details

Historical note from the Lubbock Morning Avalanche describing its independent democratic stance, publishing schedule, and affiliations with the Lubbock Evening Journal. Mentions staff roles Parker and Rathlif and general strip of press associations and postal details from 1948.

South Plains Lubbock Evening Journal Lubbock Aveedeurnal Avalanche Journal Publishing Co. Inc Texas Avenue Lubbock Texas Aun Associated Preas Texas Daily Press Cialias Prout Chas W Ratliff S. Texas

Death's Bright Diamonds by Lionel Mosher

Nick Trent confides to Inspector Marks about the Calavestri case and delivers the amulet. A treacherous plot links the five million Osfermann collection to Calavestri while Joubert is found dead after a plane tampering and graphite fouling the distributor. Nick considers fleeing to The Ledges with Pat as danger closes in.

Nick Trent Marks Calavestri Booker Osfermann Poland Nick Charley Joubert Cuddy Naylor London Pat Claridge Ostermann Warsaw Liverpool America Pax New World Charlie

Policy Outlined For Vet Preference In War Vehicle Licenses

N F Nelson district manager of the Office of Defense Transportation announced a policy on veterans world war II certificate of war necessity for operating commercial motor vehicles. Veterans who operated a cab before service remain eligible for a new cab certificate. truck holders need not prove wartime necessity. Applications are handled locally and transfers of cab rights require veteran status for the new operator.

N. F. Nelson Office of Defense Transportation Nelson ODT

U Boats Surrender in Liquefied News May Reports

In Londonderry Sir Max Horton said 30 to 35 U boats surrendered to British forces. He put total German submarines afloat at 50 to 70. In Paris Allied authorities announced mass reprint of pre Nazi schoolbooks is ready for German schools once reopening is permitted.

Londonderry Northern Ireland Max Horton Britain Paris Allied

Buy A War Bond TODAY

A wartime column urges readers to support veterans by allowing returning soldiers to resume ordinary life. It emphasizes the desire to forget combat and return to farms, stores, and everyday chores, asking readers not to press heroes for stories or praise.

Shades Of Henderson Defects in OPA Spark Shortages

The piece argues that shortages in beef pork and sugar stem from past OPA mistakes under Leon Henderson. It cites sugar price denials, reduced production, and meat-packers’ financial losses, predicting a strained American diet for a year while reforms arrive. It also covers draft numbers and postwar manpower shifts, with notes on merchant shipping and ore carriers.

Washington Ray Tucker Office of Price Administration Leon Henderson OPA Congress Anderson Committee Agriculture and War Food Administration Germany United States Army Selective Service Japan

Monroe Doctrine and Yalta Debts Hamper UN Conference

Special correspondent Thomas L. Stokes reports that latent commitments from the Monroe Doctrine and Chapultepec pact, plus Yalta legacies, impede the United Nations conference in San Francisco. The US faces regional blocs, veto power issues, and trustee-ship limits tied to Argentina and Latin American ties.

Thomas L. Stokes Francisco United Nations United States Chapultepec Dumbarton Oaks Security Council Security Organization Yalta Russia Great Britain China France Roosevelt

Film on Juvenile Delinquency Shown to Juniors

Junior Chamber of Commerce members viewed the film As a Twig is Bent at a Monday luncheon in the Hilton hotel under program chairman Eldon Rawlings. Jack Thomas moved to donate $10 for prizes at the Lubbock Boy's Club boxing finals and announced the Yancee softball game at 7 p.m. versus the Tech athletic club near the Men's dorm. A nominating committee proposed officers for next year with elections set for the first June meeting and listed candidates for president to treasurer and board members including J D Core Coran Joe Stanley Jeff Steele Curtis Cheaney George N Atkinson Jack Thomas and others plus Glenn Woody as an automatic board member.

J. D. Corecorran Joe Stanley Jeff Steele Curtis Cheaney George N. Atkinson Jack Thomas Gordon Sanders Ralph Wyatt Cliff Cummings Virgil Rowland W. L. Jones C. Hamilton Frank Bando Eldon Rawlings Walter Switzer Ray Blackwell Glenn Woody

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