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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1948

Page

4

States Rights rally planned across Texas tour

The States Rights campaign schedules a series of speeches with leaders including former Mississippi Governor Hugh White and Gov. Fielding Wright joining. Key stops span Columbus, Wichita Falls, Lubbock, Fort Worth, and other Texas cities with a final push in San Antonio and Beaumont.

Laney Evene Texas Mississippi Hugh White Sam Lumpkin John Bell Wanes William, Colmer Mississippi Supreme Court Tom Q Allen Jackson Miss Sores Boyce Columbus Tex Wichita Falls Lubbock J. Strom Thurmond South Carolina Clarksville Paris Bonham Sherman Gainesville Denton Fort Worth Thurmond Cleburne Hillsboro Waco

Energy Boost Tonic Ad in Declining Health Tone

An advertising fragment promotes 806 Tonic as a fast energizer to fight sluggishness and bloating. It claims to improve blood flow and vitality, suggesting readers start using the tonic for greater freshness and strength and to improve appetite and work performance.

USDA Reports Slight Drop to Texas Meat Production

The USDA says Texas meat production in the first seven months of 1948 fell about three percent from 1947. Estimated output was 530.9 million pounds versus 545.4 million a year earlier, covering beef veal lamb mutton and pork slaughtered in federally inspected and other wholesale and retail plants.

Austin Texas United States Department of Agriculture USDA Bureau of Agricultural Economics

General Clay to Fly to New York for Alfred E. Smith Dinner

Gen. Lucius D. Clay American military governor for Germany plans a one day trip to New York next Wednesday to address the Alfred E. Smith memorial foundation. The flight is to be on Oct. 16.

New York Frankfurt Germany Lucius D. Clay Alfred E. Smith Memorial Foundation

UCRA proposes master reservoir to supply West Texas cities

The Upper Colorado River Authority announced a plan to supply upriver cities with unlimited quality water from a master reservoir just above Robert Lee at five cents per thousand gallons. The proposal follows a Bureau of Reclamation study and aims to meet Odessa Midland Big Spring Colorado City Robert Lee and Bronte needs amid oil boom growth.

Colorado City West Texas Robert Lee Upper Colorado River Authority Coke County Five End Bureau of Reclamation Federal Agency UCRA Odessa Midland Big Spring Bronte R. T. Piner Colorado River Municipal Water Association Executive Board Piner Here Colorado Youngblood Texas and Pacific Colorado River Municipal Water Association Scurry County

Busy Courthouse Schedules Put Murder Case First

The 99th court leads with the Walter Echols murder with malice charge set for May 22 as jurors reported in Slaton railroad yards. Judge De V Pardue in the 98th district and Judge Dan Blair in the 72nd district oversee a heavy docket with numerous theft burglary forgery and desertion actions planned this week.

de V. Pardue 98Th Tral Dan Blair 72Nd Walter Echols Clyde Tune Fletcher D. Sneed Echols Tune Slaton George G. Hall E. A. Blair Grady West Lubbock

Bill Beck to Manage Walgreen Store Here

Appointment of Bill Beck as manager of Walgreen’s Drug store at 1219 Becainey succeeds Jack Heath who transfers to San Jose for health. Beck has 20 years in the drug business in California. He is married and the father of three school aged sons.

Bill Beck Walgreen Becainey Jack Heath San Jose Calif Beck California

Texan Denies Charge In Grave Mistreatment Case

Sid Hall of Sherman Texas pleaded innocent at a pre hearing on a charge of mistreating an Indian grave in search of treasure in Madill Oklahoma. J B Wright and Gene Jackson of Sherman waived preliminaries and did not enter pleas. All three were bound over for district court trial. Hall was released under $1000 bond.

Madill Okla Sid Hall Sherman Texas J. B. Wright Gene Jackson Justice of the Peace Charles S. Grider Per

Local theft and burglary cases proceed in district court

Two theft defendants Jean Thomas Welch and Charles Lee Smith face charges with the state represented by District Attorney Lloyd Croslin and assistant E G Pharr. Robert Louis Scales stands charged with burglary, with representation by the same prosecuting team.

Jean Thomas Welch Charles Lee Smith Robert Louis Scales Lloyd Croslin E. G. Pharr

Childrens eating advice from Dr. A A W

Dr A A W of Cincinnati told the Texas Pediatric Society that a mother should pretend not to care when a child balks at eating. He warned against showing fear or distress as the child senses dominance when the tray is removed. Dr Weech is a Cincinnati University professor of pediatrics and a father.

Cincinnati Junior

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