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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1964
Page
3
William Cox announces a government procedures workshop at local, county, state, and national levels. The Boss State program teaches youth about civic duties, rights, and responsibilities. A girls program sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary units of Texas runs June 17–26.
Community organizers report a very successful open house with many attendees and positive feedback. Volunteers note good turnout and interest in local programs and services.
A fragmentary note indicates Tyeland taking charge of a shoe partnership. The terse text mentions a partner in shoes and hints at public action, but details remain unclear.
Teper majoring in business and Dre ae to a K Harris at Shirtey Williams School af will present Pupils in Ppm today at Hutchinson auditorium. Admission charge. Justice of the Peace George eeed jeskey bond $1 500 for Marie Wf 20 Southland for felony check pass of 61 81. A 56-year-old Latin American man booked for a para rales officer in the mouth. Report says struggle during arrest for drunk and vagrancy. officer BH Glayna attacked, subdued. About 114 people attended annual Poppy day sale, raising $976 for veterans hospital costs and aid. Mrs Fred Williams chaired Ladies Auxiliary.
Police and sheriff's officers logged multiple vandalism incidents and thefts Saturday. BBs damaged windshields on four pickup trucks at Genineval Tire Co. A Sea Horse Swimming Pool machine was entered with about 70 dollars missing. A 100 air conditioner vanished from a residence on Ave D. Reese AFB reported a television stolen from a base barracks. Five people were arrested for shoplifting including two 14 year old Latin American youths and two 17 year old girls from a local store.
Dawson County reunion featured taps and gift presentations. Mrs George Shumoke was honored as the oldest woman in the county, while Percy Printz was noted as the oldest man. Lisa Russell from Santa Cat attended from the farthest distance, with tales swapping as a main focus. Jon Hansford served as treasurer.
Brussels reports growing labor tightness across Belgium leads to increased import of foreign workers to fill shortages in key industries.9
The judge notes possible reasoning for district variation to address satellite city splits in state maps. Johnson cites 45 percent allowance within districts if justified by logical reasons. The court will accept variations only when grounded in specific facts and precedents.
Fragment mentions a 6,000 due to attend and Chancellor M. E. Sadler involved, with reference to a core money or fund. Details are incomplete, obscured by garbled OCR.
Ike Trimble, a veteran VA instructor, leaves Fast High School to take a new post in Dalhart. The move comes as Trimble has earned area and state honors for his teaching career.
A weather bulletin warned that a late snow event hit British Columbia causing travel disruptions and prompting local authorities to issue alerts. The report notes the snowfall arrived unusually late in the season, impacting roads and daily activities in several regions.
Delegates from the local chapter travel by automobile to Corpus Christi for a state meeting. Principal attendees include Mrs. Jatee Coffman, president, Mr. Evans, vice president, Mrs. GO FE aye, treasurer, and Mrs. Gibson, secretary. They left Thursday and planned to return today.
Antara reports the British have erected a floating military outpost off Sibatik Island near Tavwan Port in northeastern Borneo. The outpost aims to track down guerrillas attempting to Malayeti in North Borneo, according to Tarakaf.
The fragment notes grouping and service linkage, hinting at a structured division or instruction related to service. Details are unclear but indicate a focus on organizing people or tasks into labeled groups.
Readable snippet shows a damaged ad fragment mentioning prices or miles, a place Glenwood, Colorado, and a phone number 2470. No clear event or person names to anchor a fuller summary.
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