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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1948

Page

7

Dies Urges Senate Probe Of Texas Senate Race Costs

Former congressman Martin Dies calls for a U S Senate inquiry into campaign expenditures by Lyndon Johnson and Coke Stevenson in Texas. He asserts about one million dollars was spent by Peddy Stevenson and Johnson in the first primary and urges a full investigation to reveal who is funding election buying.

Dies U.S. Senate Texas Senate O. B. Lloyd, JR United Press Austin Martin Dies U. S. Senate Lyndon Johnson Coke Stevenson Robert S. Kerr Oklahoma Stevenson Senate Committee Johnson George) Peddy

Bids Opened for New Chamber of Commerce Building

Bids will be opened at 10 a m on Wednesday November 3 for a new one story building to house the chamber of commerce and related civic groups. Located on a city leased lot at Texas avenue and Ninth street the project is estimated at 50 000 to 60 000 with 10 bidders already obtaining specifications.

Chamber of Commerce Texas Avenue Ninth Street James Atcheson City Hall Allen Bros. Post American Legion Texas Panhandle- South Plains Fair Association Retail Merchants Association

Sister Of Man Who Lives Hear Lubbock Claimed At Robstown

Miss Girthie Nunley sister of J A Nunley who lived southeast of here died Friday night at her Robstown home after several months illness. Daughter of the late Mr and Mrs W W Nunley long resident New Hope community. Her mother died in 1912 and she moved with her father to Robstown in 1925. The father died in 1940 and was buried beside his wife here. The body to arrive Sunday midnight and funeral services set for 2 30 oclock.

Girthie Nunley J. A. Nunley Here Robstown W. W. Nunley New Hope

Survey Shows Farm Profits Up Despite High Operating Costs

The Agriculture department reports 1947 farm income rose, cutting 1947 expenses to a smaller share of income across six zones. Goodsell notes efficiency gains and higher gross income explain profits despite costs rising 80 to 160 percent from 1937-41.

Washington Agriculture Department Wylie D. Goodsell Bureau of Agricultural Economics Corn Middle West Goodsell Corn Belt Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Texas Dakotas

Obituary Notice for Local Resident with Broad Survivors

Monday service at Calvary Baptist Church with Rev. C. J. McCarty officiating under Sanders Funeral Home direction. Survived by a sister Essie Johnson of San Bernardino Calif and four additional brothers W. T L. O John and H. C., three nieces Mrs. Lloyd Ricketts and Mrs. D. C. Wells and Billie Nunley, and three nephews J. A. Nunley Jr Lloyd Nunley and Joe Bob Nunley, all of Lubbock.

Calvary Baptist Church C. J. McCarty Sanders Funeral Home Essie Johnson San Bernardino Calif W. T and L. O Robstown John Tulsa H. C Fort Worth Lloyd Ricketts D. C. Wells Billie Nunley Lubbock J. A. Nunley, Jr Lloyd Nunley Joe Bob Nunley

Hackney Reelected President of Holstein-Friesian Group

Glenn T. Hackney, a Holstein breeder from near Lubbock, was reelected president of the Holstein-Friesian Association of Texas at the annual meeting and banquet in Dallas. The event, aligned with the Texas State Fair, saw the Holstein-Friesian division as the fair's second largest in live stock. W. L. Stangel of Texas Tech spoke and is a past president. New officers include Dave Termin of Waco as vice president and Coy Neeley of Texas Tech as secretary-treasurer. directors named include F. E. Glassie of Waco and Richmond Hales of Amarillo with further members listed.

Glenn T. Hackney Lubbock Holstein-Friesian Association of Texas Dallas Texas W. L. Stangel Division of Agriculture Texas Tech College Stangel Holstein- Friesian Association Dave Termin Waco Coy Neeley Animal Husbandry Texas Tech F. E. Glassie Richmond Hales Amarillo C. M. Thompson Godley Wm. F. Neale, Jr H. W. Gar

Angler hooks plane near Yonkers seaplane base

A dockside fishing incident near Yonkers seaplane base saw a strong arm caster hook a boat plane, the sinker punching through one side and out the other. Francis Houle in the cockpit reported the hook broke through near his nose and stuck in the opposite side. The fisherman fled toward Plainview with Jim Maverick of San Antonio, who was vice president last year.

Yonkers U.P Francis Houle

Pioneer Lines Seeks New Texas and Oklahoma Air Routes

Pioneer Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics board for permission to add routes covering 1,359 miles across 13 cities in Texas and Oklahoma. President Robert J. Smith announced plans for temporary or permanent certificates to Enid Ponca City Bartlesville Tulsa Okmulgee and McAlester plus expanded Texas New Mexico connections.

Houston Pioneer Airlines Civil Aeronautics Board Texas Oklahoma Robert J. Smith Smith Enid Ponca City Bartlesville Tulsa Okmulgee McAlester New Mexico

New Texas Route Links San Antonio Dallas Amarillo

The proposed expansion connects San Antonio to Dallas and Amarillo with links to Lubbock Roswell and a new Oklahoma entry. Denison Sherman and Pampa would join the pioneer system along the route.

San Antonio Dallas Amarillo Lubbock Roswell N. M Oklahoma Texas Denison Sherman Pampa

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