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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1950

Page

7

Two More Farm Labor Stations Opened In Lubbock Area

Two additional labor stations opened in Lubbock County to aid in cotton harvest. The Libcock Labor camp at 1102 Second Street will place workers as soon as they arrive. Production in Lubbock County is expected to reach about 160000 bales as farmers plan to recruit from other regions.

Lubbock Lubbock County Entroen Eros Coors Texas Morton Libcock Second Street Rollas Articst Emipres Grater Ines California Oklahoma Rio Grande Valley TEC West Texas Abilene Plains

Variety M Troubles Frustrate Montana Movie Shoot

MISSOULA Mont It wasn't like this in Hollywood. The director on location near Missoula for a forest service parachutists story postponed filming until next August due to three issues. Actor John Lund was stung by a wasp reddening his face. Actor Victor Mature suffered a leg injury in a motorcycle spill. Weather described as adverse with snow rain and heavy winds.

Missoula Mont Hollywood Forest Service John Lund Victor Mature

7000 Rail Workers Granted Pay Boost

Washington Sept. 30 7000 railroad yardmasters will receive a monthly raise of about 54 dollars plus 5 cents an hour for each hour, totaling 23 cents more per hour. The three year agreement with railroads was approved by President Truman with White House aid from John R Steelman. The deal sets a five day week but maintains a 48 hour week for yardmasters and switchmen for now, with a future cost of living adjustment tied to the government index. A separate move by other unions is planned for Oct 11 as rail workers prepare to press wage demands.

Washington White House AFL Railroad Yardmakters of America John R. Steelman Truman Ahe Presidential Emergency Board Switchmen’s Union Eyatchmen

Light Schedule Of Business To Face Planning Board

A comparatively light schedule of business will occupy City Planning commission members at 7 30 p m Thursday in City Hall The agenda includes many zone change requests old and new business with several hearings and mappings proposed by property owners and railways across multiple blocks and avenues including Fourth and Ave C East Broadway Quirt Ave Weber Ave North Ave and College Ave among others involved parties include Tony A Gilson Mrs G H Kizer Earl Stalnaker Walker Stanton Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Co N A Cox Lewis L Walker and Samson Co with numerous lot and block changes and district reclassifications to be considered

City Planning Commission City Hall Tony A. Gilson Fourth and Ave. C G .H. Kizer Arnett-Benson Butes Cettece Ave Earl Stalnaker Quit Ave East Broadway Walker Stanton Cotlere Ave North Ave Panhandle and Santa Fe Railway Co H. O. Wagner Panhandle and Santa Fe P. and S. F. Railroad Quirt Ave Weber Ave N. A. Cox Crouch College Ave Lewis L. Walker McCrummen Ave. Po Twenty-fifth N. A Walton Cox Erskine Ave Shallowater Highway S. and T. Feed Co Chaige Broadway Heights East Broad Woe Fred Alexander Parkview Addition L. D. Whiteley Markowitz Clovis Road J. D. Nelson College View Additon J. A. Mullins Ave. H A. T. and S. F

Registrations Open for Tech Speech Clinic This Week

Registrations are underway for the 17th year of a free speech correction clinic at Texas Technological College directed by Miss Helen Lindell. Open to adults and children, the clinic aids speech defects from articulation to deafness related loss. Appointments for individual child cases are on Thursday afternoons at the tech campus speech building, with early calls encouraged. past participants traveled up to 100 miles to attend.

Texas Technological Colege Helen Lindell Tech Lubbock Miss Lindell

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