Lubbock High Graduation Set For Tech Stadium
Lubbock High School will hold its 1948 graduation ceremonies at Tech Stadium on Monday. About 419 seniors are divided into January May and July groups with 50 in January, 318 in May, and 51 in July. July graduates will not receive diplomas today. rehearsals are planned for Sunday morning and Monday afternoon on the stadium grounds. box seats will be roped off for ticket holders.
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Stadeetes
Patricia Anne Adams
Jack Aldergon
Ladionna Berry
Carolyn Bledsoe
Bruce Brown
Jackie Butler
Virginia Butler
James Craig
Janie Dale
Chloe T Dawgon
Hazel Harrison
Charlene Laws
Patricia Lindsey
Carolyn Lipshy
Evelyn McLaughlin
Don Medlock
Gloria Jeanne Moss
Billy Nordyke
John Pinson
Carolyn Reeves
Donald Smiley
Marlin Smith
Meredith Smith
Fred Stanley
Parker Stuad
Zaila Taylor
Peggy Terrell
Don Thompson
J. A. White
Margaret Wilson
Honey
Dan Davis
Charlene
Mip Tater
Nesident
Bert Et Nelson
Jack Alderson
Shelley Farr
Dabney
Bo” Harvey
Earl Hutcherson
Carolyn Iyn Sue Lipehs
Dick Schmidt
Jo Simmons
Claudyne Young
H. J. McCabe
Muss Claudia Neelley
D. M. Howell
Omer R. Bantz
Rogers Orr
McElroy fights off attackers on bus trip to Amarillo
A bus trip ends in a brawl as McElroy fends off five men who circle the bus. He delivers a haymaker and said two attackers fall while four retreat to waiting cars. Police escort provided to Amarillo where officers meet the party. McElroy, 28, a father of a four year old, notes his left hand would not have been effective further. He did not seek trouble and plans to contact company officials.
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McElroy
Lubbock
Amarillo
Bers
Abernathy
BRT
E.A. Walker
Federal Mediation Conciliation Service
W. H. Rodgers
Walker
Rodgers
Lubbock City
Strike Violence Ordered Halted in Lubbock Bus Walkout
A federal restraining order blocked threats and violence linked to a strike by Union Local 1022 drivers against TNM&O buses. The petition says strikers disrupted service in Lubbock, Abernathy, Guthrie, and Amarillo with threats and property damage. Police tightened the terminal vigil as mediation efforts continued and pay demands remained unresolved.
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Crenshaw
Dupree
Milam
Union Terminal
Suidias
Levens
Labor Temple
Pardue
Albert Owens
G. V. Pardue
Thompson
Brotherhood of
Railway
Lubbock
Jews Try Rescue as Hold Land Policy Shift Debated
U S Ambassador Lewis Douglas met with British Foreign Secretary Bevin to discuss changes to a Hold Land policy allowing Britons to lead Arabs with subsidies from British funds under pro Israel treaties.
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U. S
Lewis Douglas
Bevin
Cunningham in San Angelo Hospital Reported Serious
Lubbock attorney Jimmy Cunningham, ill for weeks, remained in a San Angelo hospital on Saturday night, with friends reporting his condition as serious. The Post Stampede and Rodeo drew a good crowd, and the final four day show was to begin at 2 30 p m Sunday though Saturday results were unavailable. New Deal Independent School District voters approved a 60000 bond for an addition by a 42 to 9 margin. construction to finish by next fall was announced by Supt A L Faubion.
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Jimmy Cunningham
Lubbock
San Angelo
New Deal Independent School District
A. L. Faubion
Tax Repeal Urged and Special Session Called
A campaign platform pushes for repeal of state property tax and a new natural gas tax to raise about 50 million dollars annually. Funds would support teachers, seniors, soil and water conservation, farm-to-market roads, a World War II veterans bonus, and labor rights to organize.
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March
Texas
Johnson Opens Drive Boldly with Marshall Plan Pledge
The speaker frames a six point agenda including freeing men with the Marshall plan and making America’s case known to the world. He cites Greece and Turkey as precedents and asserts that action will extend to wider global influence.
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Greece
Turkey
America
Numerous Thefts Reported Here In Lubbock Area
Multiple thefts reported to police Saturday include a man caught with stolen tools from a car near the courthouse. A Lubbock man, about 30, arrested at a drug store, identified stolen items valued around $50 by car owner H. W. Whitaker of 614 Seventh. A purse snatching at another drug store involved Mrs. G. R. Copeland of 2819 First, with a red leather purse and $18.45 money order plus about $13 cash. A battery stolen from an irrigation well led police to two suspects in an old model car, and another theft of tools and battery was reported from a rural area.
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Lubbock
Ave. G
H. W. Whitaker
Whitaker
G. R. Copeland
Theriff
J. M. Hitt
Wolfforth
R. E. Jones
Morton Farm Youth Killed By Lightning
Lewis Bruce Kelso born in Tulsa would have turned 18 next July. He was playing for Waddell near Morton when he was struck. His body rests at Singleton Funeral Home as police and others search for his sister Mrs Walter Miller who is on a mobile tour of Utah and Colorado.
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Lewis Bruce K
L. B. Kelso
Kelso
Tulsa
Waddell
Here
Singleton Funeral Home
Walter Miller
Utah
Colorado
Services Set Tuesday For T B Gallaher
Thomas B Gallaher long time Santa Fe passenger agent died Friday in Chicago from a heart attack while presiding at a conference on passenger service He was a native of Weatherford taught at Weatherford tran university and served in Amarillo 15 years before moving to Chicago Capt and Mrs Harold B Golding of Amarillo Texas are arranging the funeral They will return to Amarillo to meet the funeral party coming from Chicago The survivor list includes the widow and Mrs E T Runcie of
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Geenee
Thomas
B. Er
Santa Fe Railroad
Ota
Chicago
Anna Gallaher
Harold B. Golding
Ah Feistyaia
Santa Fe
Weatherford Tran University
Amarillo
Golding
Memorial Hospital Trucker Perishes In Local Accident
In a brief report from Memorial Hospital, details are sparse as family members including Mr. and Mrs. 2. D. Nard Jr. are noted among those connected to a local incident involving a trucker. The fragmentary OCR recalls addresses and names but confirms the fatal or serious nature of the event.
Car sighting report leads to sheriff assignment
A report of a car seen around the area was forwarded to the sheriff. Bond of 1000 dollars was set by C. E. in tees.
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C. E. of
Tees
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van Dale
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Gayle Walters
Zelde Prances
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Amd
Lester York
Hubert W. McElroy
Virgil N. Stovall
Seymour
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Local 1022
Guthrie
Stovall
Jess C. Levens
Tnm&o
Lubbock Senior High School
Bert Nelson
Anne Eskin
Bill Tatum
Ladonna Jane Berry
Patsy Gibbs
Stuart Nichols
Kenneth Cox
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