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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1943

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Icy Russian Winter At Hitler's Throat

War analysis notes another brutal Russian winter threatens Nazi lines on the Dnieper front. Moscow aims a campaign that could end Nazi retreat and pressure German forces before spring, with subzero weather shaping the Soviet offensive ahead.

Hitler Kirkel. Simpson Associated Press United Nations Clare Russia Simpsoner Dnieper Moscow Kharkov Orel Bryansk Smolensk Nevel Black Sea Fallen Zaporozhe Baltic Crimea Stalingrad Neverail Orsha Vitebsk Europe

Funeral for Bunch Set This Afternoon

Funeral services for Harry Wilford Bunch who was killed when his truck struck the end of a bridge near Pogt will be held at 3 PM at Central Baptist Church in Lubbock. Burial will follow in a Lubbock cemetery with Sanders Funeral Home directing. Bunch resided in the city about six years and is survived by his wife, parents, seven brothers and two sisters.

Harry Wilford Bunch Pogt Central Baptist Church Eighteenth Street Jeff D. Welch Lubbock Sanders Funeral Home Bunch W. M. Bunch Clinton Tenn

Taylor Infant Dies After Brief Illness

George David Taylor two and a half months old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Taylor of 402 Avenue R died at 3 30 Saturday afternoon in a West Texas hospital after about three days illness. Graveside services were held today in Lubbock cemetery under Sanders Funeral home. Survivors include four brothers Ernest Eugene Lester LeRoy Clinton Wayne and Eddie Charles grandparents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Taylor of Luebens and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Winkles of Brownfield.

George David Taylor J. L. Taylor Avenue R West Texas Hospital Lubbock Cemetery Sanders Funeral Home Ernest Eugene Lester LeRoy Clinton Wayne Eddie Charles C. W. Taylor Luebens E. L. Winkles Brownield

Howard Gets 40 Years For Slaying His Wife

Millard R. Howard was convicted of second degree murder in the shooting death of his 27 year old estranged wife Maxine Howard an air lines mechanic in an apartment hallway. A jury yesterday found him guilty and he faces a forty year prison term in Kansas City.

Kansas City U.P Millard R. Howard Maxine Howard Airines Howard

Donation drive aids Shriner Hospitals for Children

Donors with surplus canned fruit vegetables jelly and jams encouraged to bring items to KFYO for forwarding to Shriner Disabled Children Hospitals in Shreveport New Orleans Dallas and St Louis. Texans send goods to Dallas hospital while others tour local families and military personnel in Lubbock and nearby towns.

Shriner Crippled Children DeWitt Landis Khiva Temple Landis KFYO Shreveport St. Louis Dallas Shrine Texas

LAAF Band Concert Moves to Senior High Auditorium

Lubbock Army Airfield band will broadcast from Senior High School auditorium Wednesday at 7 30 p m solos by Lt s Chas Prescott and Richard Chamberlain. Prescott sings United Nations and The Open Road while Chamberlain performs Sylvia and Old Man River.

Chas E. Prescott Richard Chamberlain Lubbock Army Airfield Prescott United Nations Shostakovitch Malotte Lt. Chamberlain Lubbock Oleg Speaks Sylvia Jerome Kern

Schuyler Appointed Quartermaster at Randolph Field

Col Roy L. Schuyler was named quartermaster at Randolph field headquarters of the Army Air Forces central flying training command. He comes from Washington D C and is a World War I veteran, previously serving as post quartermaster at Fosterfield Victoria Texas.

San Antonio Roy L. Schuyler Randolph Field Army Air Forces Central Flying Training Command Col Schuyler Washington, D. C Fosterfield Victoria Tex Randolph Post

Exports of cotton urged after war to restore world markets

Washington reports a special cotton industry committee says export of several million bales annually is essential for the South and the nation. Officials including Marvin Jones and Francis Sayre indicate focus on postwar world demand and competition from Brazil and India.

Washington Marvin Jones Judge Jones South Burris Jackson Hillsboro Texas Spectral Industry Francis B. Sayre Office of Foreign Relief and Rehabilitation State Department Edward R. Stettininus, Jr Bernehard Knollenberg Lend- Lease Administration W. L. Pierson Export-Import Bank W. L. Clayton W. L. Walker Houston Walker Brazil India

Elimination of Tech Beauties Set Today

A 2 pm elimination in the Journalism building will cut 132 nominees to 32 for the La Ventana beauty contest. Tech men students on a 10 member committee will select finalists for the student body election next Wednesday. nominees must appear in person.

Texas Tech la Ventana Buster Melton Ted Crager Charles Fugitt Mike Godfrey Alpha Phi Omega Pat Blount Eleanor Cotton Ellen Helm Virgirl Miers

Texas Postwar Roads To Need 542 Million

A Texas Good Roads association survey shows postwar road needs totaling 542 250 177 dollars for the immediate period after war. The three year program before Congress provides Texas 60 million dollars in federal funds annually, to be joined by state funds for a total of 80 million dollars per year.

Austin Texas Good Roads Association Congress Texas

Former Callers To LSO Write Letters

North Africa inspired letters from Lubbock Service Organization volunteers. Ed ward B Cohen writes from Sicily about nightlife in French North Africa and Italy. Bill Hummer from Lubbock Army Airfield is home on furlough in Wilksburg, Pa. Harlan Fisk in San Antonio longs for Lubbock and better barracks. Lt John Suchu, fresh from Blackland AAF, visits his brother Nick Suchu in Lubbock. Mrs Francis Keenan sponsors SPAAF dances, with Leona Gelin noting rising attendance and top dancers Neema Sherrord and Elwanda Godfrey. Four dances ahead include Oct 20 informal SPAAF hall, Oct 22 pre flight graduation hotel dance, and Oct 29 Kappa Gamma Halloween formal at the Hilton for SPAAF men.

Robert L. Pardue G. V. Pardue Twenty-first Street Lubbock Pardue Salt Lake City Utah San Antonio Cucero Waco SAAF Clovis N. M Lubbock Senior High Tech Theatre Texas Tech North Africa Edward B. Cohen Lubbock Service Organization Sicily Italy F’o Cohen Wilksburg Bill Hummer Lubbock Army Airfield Cpl Hummer Chamber of Commerce Harlan Fisk Aood Fisk John Suchu Blackland Army LSO Liberal Kas Pfc Nick Suchu Francis Keenan Keenan South Plains Army Airfield SPAAF Leona Gelin Neema Sherrod Elwanda Godfrey Recreation Hall Kappa Gamma Sorority Hilton Hotel

Fatally Injured Driver in Underpass Crash

Jesse Donovan Roads, 30, of Dallas and employed by a packing company, was fatally injured early today when his car crashed into a concrete pillar of an underpass.

Dallas Jesse Donovan Packing Company

Texan Killed In New York Plane Accident

Stewart Field in New York identified two training plane crash victims as Lieutenant Leighton O. Anderson 21 of Raymondville Texas and Lieutenant Charles O. Beck 25 of Alexandria Louisiana. Their two engine plane crashed on a mountain near Ellenville Ulster County and was found yesterday by Stewart Field fliers who spotted the wreckage.

New York Stewart Field N. Y Leighton O. Anderson Raymondville Tex Charles O. Beck Alexandria Ellenville Ulster County Stewart Field Fliers George L. Schlatter

King County Secures First Commercial Oil Well

Wichita Falls reports that a wildcat well five miles east of Guthrie was shut in for storage while King County is assured of its first commercial oil production. The Humble Oil No. 1 Bate man estate flowed 30 barrels per hour yesterday in the J. A. Rector survey.

Wichita Falls Guthrie King County J. A. Rector Humble Oil and Refining Company Bateman Estate

Sun Spots Said To Drive War By Engineer

Lake Bluff engineer Sydney Wood argues sun spot peaks raise electrical activity in people and trigger restlessness leading to war. He cites Civil War Franco Prussian War and World War I as past examples and notes Nile and climate cycles align with sun spot periods every 738 years.

Edward Bulli Lakebluff Sydney Makepeace Ood Mussolini Hitler Wood Illinois Society of Engineers Nile

Delinquents Urged to Notify Draft Board

New draft orders warn all men who have not kept in touch with their local draft board or reported address changes are liable to induction. Mrs Viola Younger, clerk of Lubbock County Draft board No 1, said delinquents in the last three months should consult the board or be reported delinquent after November 1 and may be classified for service or assigned to work of national importance.

Viola Younger Lubbock County

Guard Promotions Announced Here

The Texas State Guard met at the American Legion hall and sworn in new regular enlisted men Gordon Mayes H J Jones Estell Hendrix C Winston Bumpass and 5 Taylor. Promotions were announced Ist Sgt Wm C Thompson to Ist Lt Sgt Joe B Petillo to Ist Sgt Cpl O D Click to Sgt and Pfc Wilbur C Cassey to corporal. An honorable discharge was granted to former supply Sgt Sam R Pangburn who helped organize the guard two years ago c Brook F Stephens will assume duties.

Texas State Guard American Legion Hall Gordon Mayes H. J. Jones Estell Hendrix C. Winston Bumpass Taylor Wm. C. Thompson Joe Petillo Cpl O. D. Click Wilbur C. Cassey Sam R. Pangburn C. Brook F. Stephens

Episcopal Circles Plan Luncheon At Members Homes

St Pauls Episcopal auxiliary schedules circles to meet in homes Monday circle one skips circle two gathers at Mrs R F E Ponce 2517 21st street circle three at Mrs Clayton Carters 612 30th street with Mrs J K Burke assisting for a 1 p m luncheon. Members to bring cotton aprons to wear to Red Cross rooms after.

Episcopal St. Paul’s Episcopal Auxiliary R. F E. Ponce Twentyfirst Clayton Carter J. K. Burke Red Cross

Forecasting Cold Fronts: Weather Accuracy Alarms Public

The public will be astonished by forecast accuracy with claims forecasters could predict temperatures ten days hence to the exact degree, such as 17 degrees below zero, showcasing a bold promise in weather science.

New Salvation Army assigns Nichols to Lubbock command

Maj. and Mrs. Damon C. Nichols arrive in Lubbock as commanding officers of the Salvation Army. They will reside at 1120 Seventeenth Street with 15-year-old Gerald Hastings, a corps cadet. Nichols, a World War II veteran, has led multiple Army posts and served as chaplain in Oklahoma. He and his wife are ordained ministers and aim to continue Capt. Herman Lambrecht’s work.

Mra Damon C. Nichols Lubbock Salvation Army Army Seventeenth Street Gerald Hastings Corp Maj. Nichols Salvation Army Training College Beach Aircraft Corporation Wichita Kas Galveston Orange Fort Worth Austin Oklahoma Enid American Beaumont

Navy Reports Loss of Small Patrol Craft Moonstone

The U S Navy announced the loss of the patrol craft Moonstone in the Atlantic after a collision on the night of October 15 16. All hands were saved and the vessel built in 1920 formerly named Lone Star carried about 50 men under Lt W R S Curtis of Greenville South Carolina. It was the 123rd U S Navy wave vessel announced as lost in the war.

Navy Washington U.S.S Atlantic W. R. S. Curtis Greenville S. C Lone Star Moonstone

Prejudice Against The Mexicans Vanishing

Mexico City reports Texas State Senator Jesse E. Martin of Fort Worth says racial prejudice against Mexicans in the United States is disappearing. He notes Americans like Mexicans and that discrimination, if it exists, is fading as Mexicans in the U S gain greater responsibility.

Mexico City United States Texas Jesse E. Martin Fort Worth Mexico Martin

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