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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1945

Page

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Schools Plan Special Programs For Education And Book Week

Lubbock schools schedule anniversary activities for American Education Week and National Book Week from Nov 11 to 17. Central Ward opens with a radio talk, Open House events occur at Senior and Dupre, with details on times, PTA plans, and expected participation by students, parents, and civic groups. The theme emphasizes education aiding general welfare with multiple school programs, visits, and a radio broadcast.

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Texas Tech Alumni News Decides Homecoming Plans

The third issue of the Texas Tech Alumni News reports the 20th Homecoming set for Saturday November 10. Jason O Gordon Lubbock ex students president urges ex students to update mailing lists by visiting the Press building. Volunteers are invited to help mail editions Monday at 7 pm as alumni plan a gym reception and a Texas Christian University game followed by a large all college dance.

Texas Tech Alumni News Jason O. Gordon Lubbock Gordon Tech Texas Christian university-Tech

Amazing Hearing Aid Delivers Palm Sized Quiet Power

Beltone announces a new hearing aid that eliminates separate battery packs and wires. The compact device fits in the palm, offers natural noiseless sound, and can be self adjusted as hearing changes. Demonstrations and booklet are available by mail from Beltone, Dept. 2501, Chicago.

Beltone Dept 19Th Street Chicago

Postwar Building Planned by Morton City Council

Morton yeses a $175,000 postwar program starting within 20 days with sewer construction to begin and city hall and water system improvements. Bonds sold weeks ago fund the project, including a sewer line expected to finish in about 120 days.

Morton Tom Morgan

Tea for Junior High teachers at library display

Mrs J L Teal announced a tea for all Junior High teachers and principals to view the belated book exhibit. The library event is scheduled for Thursday afternoon November 15 at 3 40 p m with a brief skit on books to be presented daily over the school public address system during the week.

Borate J. L. Teal

Archbishop Will Be Buried On Friday

Archbishop Joseph Schrembs, head of the Cleveland Catholic diocese for 25 years, will be buried Friday in the crypt beneath St. John Cathedral after a four year illness. He died at 79. He is succeeded by Bishop Edward Francis Hoban, named coadjutor in Cleveland in 1947 and elevated by Pope Pius XII in 1939 for his merits.

Cleveland Joseph Schrembs Ohio St. John Cathedral Edward Francis Hoban Chicago Cleveand Schrembs

Gift of $50,000 To Colleges Accepted

Regents of Texas State College for Women accepted a $50,000 gift from Mr and Mrs Jesse H Jones of Houston and Washington DC. The funds will support loans and scholarships for worthy young women at the Denton campus and be administered by the regents as the Mary Gibbs Jones Scholarship Fund.

Fort Worth Texas State College For Women Jesse H. Jones Houston Washington, D. C Denton Hotel Texas Jones Texas Hubbard

Sal Dedication Slated At Levelland Refinery

Levelland Texas November 3 hundreds of farmers from Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico are expected for the dedication of a 5500 barrel a day refinery Harold H Hogue of Dalhart president of the refinery association says last year more than 30000 farmers in the three states formed co operative farms to purchase the refinery from the Motor Fuels corporation for over three quarters of a million dollars Farmers will manage the first farmer owned petroleum refinery in the southwest.

Sal Levelland Levelland Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Harold H. Hogue Dalhart Refinery Association Motor Fuels Corporation Southwest

Navy Plans To Halt Oklahoma Operations

Norman Oklahoma November 3 U P The Navy department announced plans to end most landlocked operations in Oklahoma by mid 1946. Training at the Norman Naval Air Technical Training Center would stop by May 1 with possible continuation of the separation center and Norman hospital. Other Oklahoma sites already face decommissioning or caretaker status and some programs may persist longer under limited operations.

Navy Oklahoma Norman Okla U.pho Navy Department Department Washington Norman Naval Air Technical Training Center Naval Separation Center Norman Naval Hospital Norman Naval Air Station Naval Air Station Shawnee Durant Air Station Naval Air Gunners’ School Purcell Clinton Naval Air Station Oklahoma A. & M. College Stillwater Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps University of Oklahoma, Nne

LAAF Falls Short Of Army Separation Quota Ahead of VJ Day

Lubbock Army Airfield reports 389 officers and 945 enlisted men discharged, totaling 1330, from service ahead of the Central Flying Training Command quota. The discharge point threshold drops from 70 to 60 points effective Nov 1. RAF men with 50+ points and two years in service in the interior zone will be separated as centers handle them, unless in essential work or surplus. Only five eligible LAAF enlisted men remain unsent to separation centers.

LAAF Army Lubbock Army Airfield Central Flying Training Command War Department RAF Zone of Interior

Super Mouse Kills Cat With One Nip

Lawton Oklahoma report states Shirley Carter found a mouse in a bathtub drain and after striking it with a slipper the mouse became unconscious. The cat later bit the woozy mouse in the jugular and died from blood loss. A victory bond promotion with a noon barbecue at Level land rodeo grounds was noted.

Lawton Okla U.P Shirley Carter

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