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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1945

Page

2

Medals To Honor Local Heroes At Lubbock Air Field

Sindrea residents to receive 16 medals in an all post event at Lubbock Army Air Field next Saturday. The ceremony honors sons and husbands of six families for aerial service in the European theater and includes postwar tribute as some recipients learn loved ones have been liberated. Families to be feted include Newsom Billingsley Williams Bolch Harris Owens with awards totaling DFC Air Medal and clusters.

Lubbock South Plains AEF Germany Lubbock Army Air Field Newsom Frances V. Newsom Tenth Street Young B. Newsom LAAF Eighth Air Force Texas Tech Billingsley Howell M. Estes, Jr Erx Williams Floydada Cpl Walker L. Williams Frances Bolch O’donnell Don N. Bolch Ith Italy Wilmer L. Harris Morton Route 2 Lester L. Howell Eighth Fighter Command Hungary Harris Continent Vera L. Owens Floydada Route 5 James E. Owens Europe War Department

Senior Class Gifts Plaque To Lubbock High School 1945

The 1945 senior class will present a bronze plaque to Lubbock High School featuring the Westerner slogan Sportsmanship, Then Victory. Roberta Niblack drew the high school building background. the slogan sits in a rope loop tossed by a cowboy. The plaque aims to embed the Westerner motto in every student. The article notes an average human jaw bite power of 171 pounds.

Lubbock High School Roberta Niblack

Chiropractor’s Adjustments Restore Nerve Flow After Birth

The chiropractor and Gow 3 found severe nerve pressure from an instrumental birth. After several adjustments the boy returned to school with weight gain and has been well since. Chiropractic rests on brain energy traveling via spinal nerves, which can be pinched by vertebrae. Adjustments release the interference to restore energy flow.

Memorial Banquet for Tech Men Killed in Action

Texas Tech Alumni banquet in Lubbock features memorial service for Tech men who died in World War II. Marine Cpl Hop Halsey to speak. Mrs. O L Byrd as alumnae speaker. Rev Frank Beauchamp to give invocation. Four Blues and a Bob sing as Lubbock High graduates attend Tech. Geo Long reports 300 expected. tickets on sale with Wednesday cutoff.

Texas Tech Alumni Association Lubbock Hotel Geo. Long Long Halsey Tech Arch Lamb Marine Cpl Hop Halsey Pacific O. L. Byrd Frank Beauchamp First Methodist Church Abernathy Blues Bob Lubbock High School Milton Butler Bill Feity Joe Arrington

Memorial Services for Johnny Everett Held

Memorial services were held Thursday in Everett Seminole for Pfc. Johnny Everett 19, killed in action in Germany on April 14. He served in the 69th Infantry Division, First Army, and graduated high school in May 1944. Survived by his mother Mrs Gracie E Everett and five brothers and six sisters. brothers Elmo and Gordon serve in the Philippines Calvary unit.

Johnny Everett Germany Everett Gracie E. ‘Everett 69Th Infantry Division Elmo Gordon Calvary Unit Philippines

Meetings Set Here On New OPA Plans

District Office of Price Administration staff schedule two Lubbock meetings on May 22 to brief meat slaughterers and dealers about new programs affecting them. Mil ler said the sessions on the courthouse’s second and third floors will cover the meat program diverting more slaughter to Federally inspected pens and will extend invitations to residents of numerous Texas counties including Bailey, Lamb, Hale, Floyd, Motley, Cottle, King, Dickens, Crosby, Lubbock, Hockley, Cochran, Yoakum, Garza, Kent, Stonewall, Gaines, Dawson, Borden, Terry, Lynn and Scurry.

District Office of Price Administration Lubbock OPA J. Bryan Miller County Court House Court House Miller Bailey, Lamb, Hale Floyd Motley Cottle, King, Dickens Crosby Hockley Cochran, Yoakum Garza Kent Stonewall Gaines, Dawson, Borden, Terry, Lynn Scurry Counties

Returned servicemen visit family and safe gas blast near miss

Pvt Melvin G Scott, back from 18 months in a German camp after Sicily and North Africa duty, visits sister Mrs C E Waggoner and also plans to see Viola and E W Garrison in Celeste. David W Kennedy Jr on 30 day leave from the Southwest Pacific calls on his mother Mrs H V Rice and brother Fred Kennedy. Pearl Smith of West Texas hospital narrowly escaped injury when a gas leak blew the stove door off at 1310 Ave M. Greater United Shows, led by J Geo Loos, opens a ten day run at the showgrounds and East Broadway under Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsorship with no performances tonight.

Pvt Melvin G. Scott C. E. Waggoner Ave. U Sicily Viola E. W. Garrison Ave. E Celeste David William Kennedy, Jr Southwest Pacific H. V. Rice Fred Kennedy Seventh Pearl Smith West Texas Hospital Ave. M Greater United Lubbock East Broadway J. Geo. Loos Texas Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars

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