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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1946
Page
2
The Senate contemplates amendments to the Case bill to curb unions. Proposals include 60 day conciliation, banning health fund contributions, outlawing secondary boycotts, making unions liable for damages, and banning violence during strikes. The bill faces House foes and coal strike pressure.
A dense TV and radio program listing shows KFYO broadcasts and a New York network schedule. It lists shows and hosts such as Eugenie Baird, William Green, Cal Tinney, Texaco Star Reporter, and entertainers like Hop Harrigan and Terry and The Pirates, alongside live theater, news summaries, and public affairs segments.
Lockney reporters say local farmers from the Lockney Alfalfa Growers Association struck against AFL union members blamed for hampering a local alfalfa mill. Farmers voted not to sell any alfalfa to Denver Alfalfa Milling and Products while union workers remained employed there, leading to the union being dissolved.
Vernon gears up for a five day celebration starting May 29 featuring a five day rodeo and exposition. The city will resemble Vernon from 40 years ago with beard growing by local men and a veteran's day parade and ceremonies on Memorial Day. Attorney General Tom C. Clark will be the principal speaker.
Lubbock restaurant association members met at the Hilton to trim bread and crackers, serving one bread roll per meal with extras on request. Cracker portions and toast use will drop as wall posters and menu stickers promote conservation, with two owners reporting a 40 percent bread reduction. OPA approved reduced bread portions without price cuts.
UNRRA has purchased $13,000,000 worth of surplus U S Army material in the western Pacific, the foreign liquidation commission reported. Surplus sales to May 11 totaled $65,000,000 through the Manila office, with other large buyers including United States Commercial Company at $12,500,000 and the Philippine Commonwealth at $11,500,000.
A formal policy note states that explanations belong on menus and that the normal portion must be served to anyone who requests it. It outlines compliance for standard serving sizes and expected public adherence to the rule.
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