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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1946

Page

4

Alaska statehood vote ends thirty year debate

Alaska voters head to the polls Tuesday on whether to seek admission as the 49th state. Debates center on cost, federal aid, and the territorys lack of voting representation in Congress. Supporters cite road funds fisheries and local control, while opponents worry about increased expense and governance.

Russia Union Wpth Alaska Alastongues Feces Congress Territories House Hawaii eAlaska Waii Krug Interior Department. Co Truman Bartlett Wickershm Dimond

Annual Rodeo for State Prisoners Gets Going Today

Huntsville Texas hosts the 15th annual Texas prison rodeo with amateur cowboys. Most riders are inmates and only a few judges and acts from the Grand Ole Opry perform. Funds support the prison rehabilitation program as rodeos occur Sundays in October.

Huntsville U.P Texas Grand Ole Opry Nashville Guadalupe Partido Roper Mexico

Motion For Re-Trial Granted In New Mexico Case

The State Corporation Commission wins a rehearing in its suit against KGFL Inc of Roswell. The Supreme Court reverses a lower court ruling, finding negligence in action timing but notes no taxes were assessed against KGFL for 1935 to 1946, except possibly 1945 franchise taxes.

Santa FE State Corporation Commission Kgfl, Inc Roswell State Supreme Court Santa Fe County District Court High. Tribunial SCC Supreme Court

Supreme Court Opens Monday Terms Amid Major Cases

The Supreme Court, back to full strength, begins a new term October 14 with 21 cases from last term, including the Tide lands oil dispute. Justices Jackson and the new Chief Justice Vinson return as sessions consider public utilities acts, railroad rate disputes, and state vs federal oil title questions awaiting decision.

Paul M. Yost Associated Press Washington Supreme Court Tidelands Jackson Nuernberg Stone Fred M. Vinson Public Utilities Holding Company Act Congress Truman Senate Naval Committee Edwin W. Pauley Navy Harold L. Ickes Secretary of the Interior Pauley California Georgia Lloyd K. Garrison ICC

Price Violations Charged Against Houston Dealers

Civil suits filed in federal district court accuse three Houston used car dealers of ceiling price violations. The OPA seeks triple damages totaling $2,379 plus $1,000 seized as evidence against Elmer W. Laird and Fred McBrayer, Laird’s employee. F C Driskill sues Gooch H. Motley for triple damages and fees totaling $3,547.

Houston Tex UPA Federal District Court OPA Elmer W. Laird Fred McBrayer Laird F. C. Driskill Gooch H. Motley

Woman Seized and Mistreated Near Home in Chicago

Thelma Breen, a two year old mother of two and pregnant, was seized by a man near her residence in Chicago. She was bound with rope and suffered a razor wound requiring eight stitches, plus cigarette burns, and was treated at a hospital. Police investigated the assault today.

Chicago Thelma Breen

Flour Mill Strike Ends After Wage Increase Settlement

Eighty workers at Pioneer Flour mills in San Antonio return to work after a CIO union led walkout begun in September. The settlement includes a 20 cent hourly raise, union security, and a one week paid vacation yearly. A federal conciliator assisted with management and union meetings. The closed shop demand remained unresolved and details of union security were not disclosed.

San Antonio U.P Pioneer Flour Mills CIO Food, Tobacco and Agricultural Workers Union J. O. Hubbard Houston CIO

Earth s Foreigners Meteorites as Earth s Outsiders

A fragmentary note describes meteorites as Earth's only foreigners since they originate elsewhere, while police report mentions an attack with an assailant fleeing by unknown means.

Alarm clocks replaced by Stockholm telephone wakeups

Stockholm residents can pay the telephone company for a wakeup call each morning instead of buying alarm clocks. The report notes the U.S. teaching force shrank from 1.9 million in 1941 to about 868,000 by 1944 47, reflecting wartime strain on education.

Stockholm Sweden U. S

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