Lubbock Morning Sept 10 1949 Publisher Pledge
The Lubbock Morning issue notes independence of the Avalanche Journal and its publishing by Texas press league members. It states alignment with United States principles as the paper acknowledges affiliations with Associated Press and United Press International.
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Bay Cin Tne
Gewapanet
Pek
Lathock
Avalanche Journal
Ecenine
Avalanche Jourtad Publihing Cetiming
Tnt
Thite Vatidine Hir Am Ave
Devas National Advertising
Texas
Tigee Press League
Bates
Associated Presa
United Presa International
United States of America
Dabenig
Lubbock
Court Hearing Could Decide Lubbock School Control
Community voices clash over HEW threats to Lubbock schools as School Board seeks an administrative hearing. Attorney Cahill argues for local control, while backers fear federal oversight. Polls show broad ethnic opposition to shuttering or gutting school buildings. Court action may settle whether local districts run schools or face federal direction.
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Schoel Teta
Charles Cahh
Department of Viral Lth
Educaton & Welfare
PEW Oiphires
Twinsiae
Westerdas Meneng
Cabb
Sermebode
Tarbback Independent
Cies
Bureaues
Holters
Lubbock
Rane
Paradoxical tributes surround Pike death
The piece notes Dr James Pike former San Francisco Episcopal bishop Kilmer Mivers once barred Pike from pulpit after his third marriage. After Pike’s death Kilmer praised him as a friend and great man prompting questions about consistency and leadership within the church. The column urges simple acknowledgment of error rather than posthumous praise.
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James Pike
Paet Episcopal
San Francisco
Kilmer Mivers
Episcopal Bistrian of
California
Kilmer
Pike
Space junk piles up as Apollo era debris joins lunar remnants
The Air Force reports 1730 manmade objects in space as of June 39, including satellites and rocket bodies. Apollo 11 and Luna 15 castoffs now join debris scattered across the Moon, adding to fears that space may become another junkyard.
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Accynic
U.S. Air Force Aerospace Defense Command
Space
American Side of Niagara Falls Cut to Trickling Basin
Reports say the Army Corps of Engineers reduced the American side of Niagara Falls to a trickle to study rock decay. Conservationists warn that growing populations will erase natural wonders, leaving future guides to conjure images of them from memory.
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T 1S
Army
Corps of Engineers
Niagara Falls
Law and Order Responsibility Shifts to States Says Expert
Washington commentary argues that riots and urban violence fall to state and local authorities not the federal government. It cites Governor and mayor roles, the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration funding, and stresses crime in the streets remains a state and local issue.
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Lane
Leral
Campire
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Nixon
America
United States
Nixon Policy Unclear on Desegregation and Federal Action
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report the HEW plan to push school desegregation through federal deadlines while Justice Department lawyers resist. They note mounting tensions with Attorney General Mitchell and political implications for Wallace and Nixon amid racial policy clashes and potential delays.
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Washington
HEW
Robert T. Finen
Justice Department
Ard Welfare Mig
Tranisiration
Meany Warns on Broad Wage Price Controls in Inflation Fight
AFL-CIO president George Meany warned that labor would reject federal controls unless applied to the entire economy. The report notes a contingency plan favoring wage and price controls with loopholes, while Nixon aides reportedly oppose broad controls. The piece also critiques Nixon administration civil rights handling and desegregation pace in the Deep South.
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Big Labor
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Meany
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Treasury
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Meanvy
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Mitchell
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Justice
South
Sage’s Rule On Averaging Stocks Still Holds
Henry J. Taylor discusses Russell Sage’s maxim Never buy more of the same stock in which you already have a loss. He notes investors often cling to rising trends and average down, risking disaster when markets turn. He cites 1929 and 1987 as warnings that diversification and discipline protect capital.
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Russell Sage
Mabey
Celuric
Wall Street
Smwass
Andy
Sage
Rene
Kennedy’s Political Future Endures Said Muskie
Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine comments on the ongoing political prospects of Senator Edward Kennedy, expressing that he would never count a Kennedy out of any race or position. The exchange reflects mid era debates over Kennedy’s viability and influence within the Democratic Party.
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Kennedy
Sen
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Edward Kennedy
Tropical storm menaces west coast of Mexico
Off the Mexican coast a tropical storm with winds up to 140 mph was moving northward, according to the weather bureau. In Washington, a 4.214 billion plan to arm foreign nations against Communism was approved by two Senate committees, adding 75 million for the Far East at the President's discretion. Perryton reports an 8,000 gallon gasoline storage tank exploded during removal with no injuries. Texas Tech hosts Abilene Christian College in the season opener at Jones Stadium.
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Lubbock Morning Avalanche
Los Angeles
Mexico
Weather Bureau
Washington
Senate
Truman
Far East
Perryton
South Plains
Jones Stadium
Texas Tech
Abilene Christian College
Moon Like Catastral Accident Inspires Congressional Pay Talk
Fragmentary note cites a moon analogy and references a 41 percent pay increase for Congress. The text hints at public concern over government compensation amid ongoing disasters and fiscal debates.
Unisex Clothes Trend Expands from London to US Markets
Fashion analysts note unisex clothing has taken hold in London and is spreading to New York City and San Francisco. Macy's San Francisco launched Seen Together to offer only unisex items, while Alexander's Tomorrow Shop in New York reports strong sales though some big stores in the city remain cautious.
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London
New York City
San Francisco
Macy’s
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