Court Orders Union To Return To Work In Philadelphia Strike
In Philadelphia a Common Pleas Court judge held three locals in contempt of a back-to-work order issued October 17 by the Philadelphia Marine Trade Association. The unions were ordered to return to work by Wednesday. Similar back-to-work orders faced actions in New Orleans as strikes pressed at various port centers.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Associated
Tresas
Philadelphia
Common Pleas Court
Jhuides
Edmond Bo Spaeth Jr
Bick-Tewerk
Philadelphia Martin
Shijgeers
New Orleans
Wiest
Gosateke
Wiestigueston
Cork
United Mine Workers Union
Wolkers Rart
UMW
Norfolk & Western Railway
York
Joni
Internatectiab
Millone
Gulf of Mesto
Athovet
Tatthartien
Des Angeles
Fae Beach
Births Recorded At Various Hospitals In Recent Week
The notices report multiple births with details such as weights and times, including newborns at Saint Mary of the Plains Hospital and Fort Mary of the Plains Hospital. Fathers’ occupations are listed, including loan officer and department manager roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Joseph Kitten
Mary of the Plains Hospital
Shantedgavinds and Loan Association
Epic James Mahaffey
Ft. Mary of the Plains Hospital
Cooks Discount
Three Guilty Pleas in County Court at Law No 1
Judge Edwin Roedeker presided as three defendants pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges. Juan M Lopez 21 received a $100 fine and 10 days in jail probation for nine months for drunken driving Autry Lacey 45 was fined $25 and costs for a shock law violation Fred Vela 19 pled guilty to aggravated assault on an officer and was fined $75 and costs. Sixteen others pleaded not guilty to various charges.
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Ito
Monuy
Edwin Roedeker
Juan M. Lopez
Tulane St
Autry Lacey
8Th St
Fred Vela
San Jose
Sheriff's bid request sparks county funding debate
Odessa special report details Ector County officials debating a $19,350 funding request to run the sheriff's department. Commissioners postponed action until County Auditor Bill Hicks returns, citing facility deficits and jail capacity concerns amid plans to study a new radar unit for local roads and safety.
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Odessa
Ectorio
Ronald Geral Quest
Tal Ave
Texas
Tipam
Bill Hicks
Sateen
Gabriel
Rome
Netherlands
Gabrel
Cominternational Food Bank
Govel
Ering
Vienna
Chou Ens
Lar
Yugoslavia
RCA Faces Computer Unit Future After Withdrawal Announcement
RCA Corporation plans to maintain and support the computer equipment used by its customers and fulfill contractual obligations even as it withdraws from computer manufacturing. Joseph W. Rooney outlined continued service, with calls for individual meetings to address needs and possible sales of the division, while noting manpower adjustments and a dedicated servicing unit.
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San Francisco
UPS
Ign
RSA
Rooneyl
RCA
Joseph W. Rooney
RCA Computer Users Association
RCA Corporation
Gooney
Association
Rooney
Xerox Corp
United States
Canada
Mexico
Iservicing
HCA
Veterans Day Observances Marked Across Lubbock Area
Veterans Day activities spanned Lubbock and the South Plains with memorial services, breakfasts, educational programs and other events. Post 575 and VFW 2466 held morning ceremonies while federal and state offices closed and banks observed the holiday. some local posts adjusted meetings and schedules for special programs.
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Lubbock
South Plains
Jaycees
Postal
American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Allen "Aros. Legion Post 148
George S. Berry Legion Post
VFA Post 2466
UTPB Plans Bid Round for New Building
Odessa report states University of Texas at the Permian Basin will advertise bids next week for a temporary 22,000 square foot library facility to house a new upper division institution. Project expected to cost about 5000 dollars.
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Odessa
Hill
Amatead
University of Texas
Mian Basin
Pugh
Bida
Pugh armed robbery at Hobbs area service station
A youth named Pugh was robbed at a Hobbs service station when two men forced him against a desk and demanded silence. The attackers, one holding a revolver, seized about 60 dollars in coins and small bills before fleeing toward Ave A. Murray and the Hobbs Board of Education discussed a Will Rogers Elementary School project and sound system bids.
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Pugh
Larry Lester
E. Lard St
Struges
HOBBS
Hobbs Board of Education
W. A. Jourdan
Don‘t Inc
Habba
Will
Rogers
James M
Ave. A
Tasker Arena
Hobbs Higt
Bery
Murray
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BOQ
Yath Street
Millard Townsend
23Rd St
Jim Moore
St. Flank
Jimmy Jones
Brownfield
Johnson House
Toastmasters Club
Townsend
Moore
Hub Club
Frank Lopez Rodriguez
t+ af
Wolfforth
Sun
Avout
Man of the Mains Hospital
Iraudghon
Haraness Cotter
Mroo
Mre
Raymond Namber
TAB Bird Stoem
Lubbtak
Oby Aiiman
Jasmoend
Dayton
Mooday
Tia
Mra
Lape Pordriques
Thalowion
Asughter Weigning
Hyeunda
Labback
Mtoe
Jack Menaern
Cer
Plattford Ave
Methotiet Hospital
Alberto Garza
Lorenzo
Bobby J. Campbell
Crosbyton
Pete Ramos Cavazos
Quirt Ave
Rafel Garza
1St St
Milton L. Wosem
Ruben Herrera
Baylor St
Raymon Garza
Cornell Sr
Joe Covarrublo
Patan Ce
Sfaltsort
Nabor Perez
New Deal
Fidencio G Reyes
Flint Ave
Perez
Reyes
Jose A. Perez
Cornell St
Sylvia R. Perez
Grinnell St
Jesse M. Garza
42Nd St
Nicolas Gonzales
Ave. C
Raymond Mitchell
Apt. 12
Department O Public Safety
Aetaint
Ac Wailt
In JE
UTPB
81 Caye
Salibb
Curtis Mathes
Mullins Bros
TV Land
Mullins TV Lab
Sziel
Royce
Brownfield Highway
Rhe
Weavrarne
He Hain
Syolose
Loop
Brownfield Hwy
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