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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1950

Page

6

Liberal Bloc Gains Strength in GOP Split Across Parties

Associated Press reports that progressive Republican victories in Oregon and Pennsylvania signal a party division ahead of November elections. Wayne Morse wins in Oregon, while James H. Duff aims to redefine the party with a constructive program against Myers. Democrats face civil rights and policy fractures.

Jack Bell Associated Press Washington Oregon Wayne Morse Duff Pennsylvania James H. Duff Francis J. Myers GOP Morse Truman Myers Duff-Morse Homer Capehart Indiana Everett Dirksen Ilinois Banks Capehart Dirksen Scott Lucas Inllinois

SMU Coed Inquest Concludes Death By Strangulation

An inquest verdict in Dallas ruled the death of a baby born unattended in a campus dormitory was by strangulation. The 18 year old SMU sophomore faces possible grand jury action. authorities cite possible umbilical cord entanglement as a tentative cause. SMU officials remained silent after the body was found in a cardboard box on a trash disposal unit.

Dallas Southern Methodist University Southern Methodist

Corsicana Woman Heads Texas Women’s Organization

Mrs Winnie P. Cooper of Corsicana was elected president of the Texas Federated Business and Professional Women's clubs at the state convention in Austin. More than 700 members attended as the event closes Sunday morning. Reina Rhee of Tyler was chosen treasurer.

Austin Winnie P. Cooper Corsicana Texas Federated Business and Professional Women's Clubs Reina Rhee Tyler

Bank Group Holds Dinner to Mark 50th AIB Anniversary

Approximately 120 bankers and bank employees from the South Plains attended a dinner at Cactus Inn in observance of the American Institute of Banking fifty year milestone. Fort Worth National Bank official B J Lunt spoke on the institute Educational Program, with Warrick Carr addressing illegal aspects of banking. Wayne Finnell chaired, Elmer V East gave invocation, and local officers and directors of the Lubbock chapter were announced.

Lubbock American Institute of Banking Cactus Inn AIB Wayne Finnell Frank McLaughlin Wayne Shawn Darcel Young South Plains B. J. Lunt Fort Worth National Bank

Kefauver Eyes National Crime Probe Pattern From New York Rackets

Senate crime committee chairman Kefauver said New York’s two way rackets inquiry may set the pattern for a nationwide probe into mobsters, gamblers and politicians. He cited talks with DA Hogan and noted nine other major cities to be examined. Hogan fights to keep records seized in Frank Erickson’s raid connected to Frank Costello, tying to Kefauver’s mandate.

Glenn M. Green INS Washington Kefauver Senate New York Tennessee Frank S. Hogan Manhattan Chicago Los Angeles Kansas City Boston Cleveland San Francisco Miami New Orleans Hogan Frank Erickson Frank Costello Erickson Kefauver Committee

Lubbock Students Win State Insurance Poster Awards

Twelve Lubbock students are among the winners in a state board of insurance commissioners poster contest. Recipients include Marion Gill and Jimmy Powers of Lubbock Senior High, Wilma Watley and Don Allgood of Slaton Junior High, Yvonne Breedlove of J. T. Hutchison Junior High, Dale Hodges and Harvey Alldredge of George M. Hunt School, Karla Dickinson of Roscoe Wilson School, Lora Lee Gallagher of McWhorter School, Bobby Gilbert and Charles Nostel of Roscoe Wilson, plus additional Lubbock entrants. The event was directed by R. W. Matthews, superintendent of public schools.

Lubbock State Board of Insurance Commissioners Marion Gill Lubbock Senior High Wilma Watley Don Allgood Slaton Yvonne Breedlove J.T. Hutchison Dale Hodges Harvey Alldredge George M. Hunt Karla Dickinson Roscoe Wilson Lora Lee Gallagher McWhorter Bobby Gilbert George R. Bean Charles Nostel Jimmy Powers R. W. Matthews

Convicted Burglar Confesses Slaying Chicago School Girl

16 year old Patricia Swartz Englewood High school junior was stabbed nine times and her skull fractured on her doorstep. Raymond Jenko 19 a convicted burglar confessed to the slaying in a district attorney statement saying robbery motive, police unsure if rape occurred. Jenko fled to his home then injured himself in the struggle.

Chicago Raymond Jenko Patricia Swartz Englewood Jenko

Lubbock Hero Receives Permanent War Citations

First Lieut Parkes Van Horn of the 1910 Twenty-eighth Marine unit in World War II is awarded permanent citations for the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Air Medal with five gold stars. He earned the honors for heroism as a bomber pilot in heavy opposition over the Bismarck Archipelago.

Parkes van Horn Bismarck Archipelago

Hartley voters set May 27 bond vote for new school

Hartley Independent school district voters will go to the polls May 27 to decide a $135,000 bond issue to finance a new school building and its equipment.

Hartley Hartley Independent School District

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