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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1944

Page

2

Government set aside cuts hit pork supply in 1944

The War Food Administration's set aside order, effective Aug. 27, requires slaughterers to reserve nine percent of weekly pork carcasses as government bacon. With a 1944 pig crop near 89 million, civilian bacon remains limited as feed prices and low herd numbers constrain production. Prices, forecasts, and regional slaughter data show little relief soon.

Agriculture Situation Bureau of Agricultural Economics U. S. Department of Agriculture

State Prison Board To Meet Monday In Austin

Gov. Coke R. Stevenson will consult with the board on filling three vacancies. Two vacancies exist and Llord Stone of Fort Worth withholds resignation until new members are named. Other vacancies come from the death of Paul Sanderson and the removal of Walter Dillard.

State Prison Board Mondame Austin Coke R. Stevenson Llord Stone Fort Worth Paul Sanderson Trinity Walter Dillard New Braunsfels

Mexicans Celebrate All Souls Day In Cemeteries

Crowded cemeteries in Mexico City mark Day of the Dead with picnics and carnival attractions. Saloons and schools closed. theatres show Don Juan Tenorio as skull imagery and sugar skulls feature in celebrations. Children eat bread of the dead and play with toy coffins as officials appear on sheets.

Mexico City Mexico Don Juan Tenorio Don Juan Hallowe'en

Lubbock News Briefs Include Meetings and Obits

Fiecet. m of the new Seen Lubbock chapter of the National Aeronautics Association will be held at 8 o'clock Monday night in the Chinieyo room Hilton hotel. Roene will conduct the Merbert D. McKeehnie, priorities analyst with the War Production board in El Paso, available for questions on priorities matters in the chamber of commerce Monday and Tuesday. Funeral services for Judge Hill Stewart, about 71, pioneer Lubbock lawyer who died in Houston Friday, were held Saturday afternoon at 4 in Houston. Mrs. Gledys Melden has assumed duties as instructor in home economics education at Texas Tech. Four Lubbock-area graduates were named in UT fall degree list. Cpl. Jack Baker, formerly of the Avalanche-Journal, is en route to Victoria, Kansas, to join a B-29 crew. Salvation Army drive in Lubbock nears half-way with $4,500 of $10,000. Lt. Marvin B. Hilburn Jr. promoted to first lieutenant in France. A 72nd district grand jury will report Monday. possible 14 felony investigations discussed. W. C. Bil Austin spoke to the Lubbock Association of Life Underwriters at their luncheon.

Fiecet. m New Seen Lubbock National Aeronautics Association Chinieyo Hilton Hotel Ro Ene Merbert D. McKeehnie War Production Board el Paso Chamber of Commerce Hill Stewart Lubbock Houston Stewart Gledys Melden Farm Security Administration Lubbock County Texas Tech Cpl Jack Baker The Avalanche-Journal Blanche Baker Cpl. Baker Denver Colo Victoria Kas Bartlesville Okla Charles R. Bacon Dan Blair Burton S. Burks

Agriculture report notes mixed moisture and harvest trends

The department of agriculture reports moisture needed in central and eastern counties for fall plowing while peanut harvests advance in northern counties. Cotton harvest remains favorable in a full week of picking, with labor shortages for harvest hands in rolling areas. Cattle and sheep move to wheat pastures in the Panhandle as grain sorghum prospers in the South Plains. A Hilton hotel gathering featured Ben Allbright of Dallas and J. E. Yates presiding.

Department of ‘Agriculture Thern Panhandle South Plains

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