Rebuilding Warsaw propaganda weapon on loan to Lubbockite
An Avalanche-Journal story details a Polish six year plan propagandist volume titled Boleslaw Bierut The Six-Year Plan for the Reconstruction of Warsaw. Architect James Atcheson received a copy from the Polish Embassy but does not want it. The book lauds Soviet aid and promotes peace while praising Stalin and the rebuilding drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ratliff
Avalanche-Journal
Boleslaw Bierut
Warsaw
Ksiazka I Wiedza
Arthur
Republic of Poland
Polish United Workers Party
U. S
Lubbock
James Atcheson
Soviet Union
Russia
Stalin
Atcheson
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Golden Anniversary Observance Is Held By Lubbock Couple
Lubbock residents Mr. and Mrs. Bolton B. Travis celebrate 50 years of marriage with a family luncheon at the Plainsman Hotel. They married in 1907 in Cone Crosby County and have four children and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolton B. Travis
Jtl &Th
Knox City
Texas
Travis
D. T. Travis
Plainsman Hotel
Reba McGuire
Jack Clifford
Amar
Rogers
Bell County
Eddie Ray Hines
United States to Supply Corn to Guatemala in 1955 Shortage
The United States will provide about 7,000 tons of corn to Guatemala from Commodity Credit Corporation surplus, to aid during the critical shortage period before the 1955 harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
Washington
United States
Commodity Credit Corp
Rotary Scholarships Earn Tom S. Lubbock Seniors
Martha Followill and Morris Scales, Tom S. Lubbock High School seniors, won the 1955 Lubbock Rotary Club High School Scholarships. Each will receive 250 at college. 13 applicants were considered. Followill ranks in the top 2 percent and is active in NHS and other groups. Scales is a longtime Westerner basketball member and honors math graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Followill
Morris Scales
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Lubbock
Rotary Club
James G. Allen
Allen
Miss Followill
S. A. Followill
15Th St
Faire Teachers of America
E! Club Panamericano
Scales
Louise Scales
24Th Street
Westerner
Future Business ‘Leaders of America
A Cappela
Walter Posey
Tom Duggan
Nat Williams
Roscoe Wilson
Edith Caviness
C. G. Gray
Lamesa High School names top students and graduates
Rose Williams and Mona West Fielder are saluted as valedictorian and salutatorian with averages of 94.8 and 94.5. Randle Lord earns highest boy honors with 93.6. One hundred four graduates listed including Williams and Fielder among names. Local ad copy for Kellogg's All-Bran follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Williams
Mona Fielder
Lamesa
Mona West Fielder
Lamesa High School
Miss Williams
Miss Fielder
Randle Lord
Kay Acuff
la Donna Addison
John Everett Agee
Conrad Alexander
R. L. Amos
Omalee Anderson
Sonny Baldwin
Wanda Sue Barron
Kenneth Bartlett
Dorothy Beal
Guy Bennett
Joe Boles
Janette Bostick
Bill Boyd
Gene Britt
J. D. Brock
Bobby Brown
Norman Brown
Barbara Burleson
Herman Burnett
Carol Campbell
Edwin Carnes
Ernestine Carr
Johnny Chapman
Norma Clearman
Leon Cohorn
Martha Crawley
Maurice Crumpler
Charles Davis
Ruby Dendy
Ralph Earnest
Donnell Echols
Kenneth Edmonson
Gloria Fretwell
John David Gibson
Patsy Gibson
Carolyn Glaze
Royce Gleghorn
Edward Green
Jackie Goodloe
Osborn Harwell
Martha Hedges
Raymond Hedges
Alma Henderson
Nancy Henry
Marcella Hill
Barbara Hogg
Kenneth Honeycutt
Jo Ann Hoskins
Don Jocoy
Frank Jones
Freddy Jones
Linda Lou Jones
Helen Kee
Lillie Ann Klas
Fred Lester
James Edward Lewis
Joyce Long
Glenn Luker
Tomi Matthews
Darlene Mayfield
Royce Meyers
Bobby Middleton
Carole Middleton
Kenneth Miers
Rufine Millsapps
Kenneth Minnick
Preston Montgomery
Nelson Hubert
Connie Nolen
Billy Norris
Jo Ann Oliver
Janice O’neil
Juanelle Patterson
Jerry Don Pearce
Robbie Pratt
Jean Preston
John V. Price
Anease Pritchett
Wayland Reeves
Myron Ross
Byron Rowan
Jerry Schaeffer
Peggy Lea
Jay Smith
Patsy Sprawls
Stephany Stephens
Charles Truitt
Buddy Tune
Juanita Tyra
Cecil West
Charles Warren
Martha Watson
Yvonne Wells
Robbie West
Bar
Four Hutchinson Students Win DAR Citizenship Honors
At J. T. Hutchinson Junior High School four students received Daughters of the American Revolution Citizenship Awards. Rosemary Whiteside and Becky Allen won the first and second girls’ awards, while Walter Taylor and Johnny Webb earned the first and second boys’ awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Hutchinson
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rosemary Whiteside
James H. Whiteside Jr
21St St
Becky Allen
H. C. Allen
31St St
Walter Taylor
Elliott Taylor
23Rd St
Johnny Webb
Mary Webb
College Ave
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Lebbock
Tex
Avelanche-Journal
Sen
Lubbockite
South Africa
Fourth South African Infantry
Spokane
Wash
Horor
Jacke Litzman
Memorial Stadium
Beno
Duncan Renaldo
Joe Carrillo
Cisco Kid
Pancho
Lubbock, Texas
Toronto
New Toronto Advertiser
Bev Lewis
Ontario
William Stroud
North College
Edgar Wommack
Bara White
Jo Ann White
Phil Wilson
Billy Wood
Ard
Wynell Woodus
Wanda Jean Wright
Uranium Exploration Service
Lindsey Theater
Wright-——-Prigmore—Manning—Cox
DAR Citizenship
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