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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1946

Page

2

President Backs War Department for Military Training Program

President Truman endorses universal military training as War Department seeks a six month basic program. Patterson reports White House backing follows Legion opposition at San Francisco. Officials hint a January Congress recommendation may emerge from the administration. Crosby returns to radio with Bob Hope and Lina Romay as guests on KFYO.

War Department Washington U.P Truman Ary Patterson Department Patterson American Legion Avention San Francisco Legion Resolutions Committee Commission Suman Congress Legionvention Lem HST Omar N. Diey John Steele Army Bradley Hig McE Paul Griffith Griffith Louis Johnson West Virginia Bing Crosby KFYO Bing Bob Hope Lina Romay John Scott Trotter Charioteers Skitch Henderson Spike Jones ABC Crosby

District AAA Meet Set For Thursday At Hotel Lubbock

AAA workers and farmers from 20 counties of the extension service district will meet next Thursday at 10 a m in Hotel Lubbock to discuss the 1947 AAA farm program and proposed changes as Congress revises federal farm aid law. Walter Y Wells, county AAA administrator, announced the gathering with John Gamble presiding.

Districtf Aaa Triple A Hotel Lubbock Walter, Y. Wells John Gamble AAA

Cattle Shipments Begin in Grant County New Mexico

Silver City reports fall cattle shipments from Grant county under way with an estimated 25 000 head to be moved by December. McDonald Brothers say the total should match the past four or five years as cattle are in good condition and railroads expect ample cars over two months. Key shipping points are Silver City Separ and Hachita with about 65 000 cattle on tax rolls. Ranches include Gas Cattle Co McDonald Brothers McCauley Brothers Harry Wrights Two C and 7XV Nan Heart Bars Diamond A and Diamond Bar. The note adds a 1640 Georgia pork meal tidbit from explorer DeSoto.

Silver City N. M Grant County Bartley B. McDonald McDonald Brothers New Mexico McDonald Santa Fe Southern Pacific Separ Hachita Gas Cattle Co McCauley Brothers Harry Wright

Spaatz Accepts Invite to Texas Air Show at Midway

Gen Carl Spaatz commander of the army air forces has accepted an invitation to attend Texas huge air show at Midway airport near Dallas and Fort Worth on October 19 and 20. Col D Harold Byrd said Spaatz was among the first to respond to invitations sent to officials and CAP wing commanders in 47 states. The show will feature simulated combat including P 80 jet fighters.

Dallas U.P Carl Spaatz Army Air Forces Texas Midway Airport Fort Worth D. Harold Byrd CAP Byrd

Woman Killed As Old Building Collapses

In Sioux City Iowa on October 12 1939 Workmen recovered the body of 35 year old Mrs Maxine Nelson a tavern worker on the first floor of a two story wooden building when its 75 year old roof collapsed trapping her beneath wood and plaster Five others were injured Fire Chief Charles B Kuhl said she was the sole fatality

Sioux City Maxine Nelson Nelson Charles B. Kuhl

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