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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1948

Page

6

Record South Plains cotton acreage forecast for 1949

The Avalanche Journal reports that the 1949 cotton acreage on the South Plains could reach 3,000,000 acres or more, aided by expectations of rain and uncertainty over renewed acreage controls. About 2,100,000 acres were planted in 1948, with irrigation affecting 600,000 to 800,000 acres and dryland production varying widely. Congressman Mahon and local meetings push for higher plantings, while moisture prospects, grain sorghum shifts, and land use changes shape the forecast.

South Plains George Mahon Congressman Mahon Texas United States Chambers of Commerce

Federal Recognition Given Brig. Gen. H. Miller Ainsworth

Federal recognition of Brig. Gen. H. Miller Ainsworth of Luling as brigadier general was extended by the Department of the Army. Ainsworth, commanding general of the Texas National Guard's 36th Infantry Division, was praised for the division’s strong summer encampment rating. Carl L. Phinney of Dallas received recognition concurrently.

Austin H. Miller Ainsworth Luling Department of the Army Beauford H. Jester Ainsworth Texas National Guard K. L. Berry National Guard Bureau Washington, D. C Carl L. Phinney Dallas

Doomed War Dog Fritz Finds Indefinite Reprieve

Fritz a K nine war veteran dog from the South Pacific has a new master Bus ter Jones and a week long reprieve from death at the Houston pound A woman’s appeal delayed his execution and dog lovers nationwide called seeking to save him Jones will use Fritz as a watchdog at Arrowhead park hoping the dog stays with him and does not return to the pound Readable reports note Fritz follows his new master as Kenney Poston grant of reprieve awaited ranchers or farmers might claim him

Houston Fritz South Pacific Buster Jones Arrowhead Park Dog Pound el Paso Louisiana Jones Kenney Poston

Revolt Suppressed in Batavia, Official Says

An official bulletin reports Republicans have swept Communists from Batavia city strongholds and crushed the military revolt except for isolated rebel attacks in remote areas. The statement marks the apparent end of the uprising in the capital.

Batavia Java

WAC Recruiter Visits Lubbock To Talk Women’s Army Careers

Sgt Edna Heckman a Women’s Army Corps recruiter will tour Lubbock Monday and Tuesday to outline enlistment in the Regular Women’s Army Corps and Women in the Air Force. Women ages 18 to 35 may enlist with parental consent if under 21. high school graduates and unmarried status required for those without prior service.

Edna Heckman Woman's Army Corps U. S. Army U. S. Air Force Lubbock Women’s Army Corps Air Force United States Sgt Heckman

Legal Institute Set For Nov. 12

A one day continuing legal education institute sponsored by the State Bar of Texas will be held in Lubbock on November 12 for lawyers in the 19th Congressional district. Speakers include Associate Justice James R. Norvelle and Wilmer D. Masterson with Rayford L. Ball arranging details. Dallas lawyer Robert G. Storey will speak at a dinner session.

State Bar of Texas Lubbock Truett Smith Tohoka State Bar Texas Lubbock Institute James R. Norvelle Fourth Court of Civil Appeals San Antonio Wilmer D. Masterson Southern Methodist University Dallas Julius F. Franks Austin Rayford L. Ball Lubbock County Bar Association Storey Robert G. Storey

Army Advisory Sessions Tackle Off-Post Entertainment and Housing

Fort Sam Houston hosted a conference on Army community problems including off post entertainment and housing. James H. Goodman, chair of the South Plains Army Advisory committee, outlined the regional defense program and received praise from about 75 attendees. Goodman traveled by Army plane to the meeting.

Fort Sam Houston San Antonio James H. Goodman South Plains Army Advisory Committee Goodman South Plains

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