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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1946

Page

6

GOP Hope Springs Fresh After Wallace Speech in 1946

Washington officials predict Republicans could net 36 to 50 House seats and as many as 10 Senate seats, aided by Wallace’s Russia stance and postwar shortages. GOP strategists list targets in Pennsylvania Ohio Washington Idaho Massachusetts New York and more, while arguing Truman may disappoint Democrats.

Charles T. Lucey United Press Washington Onry Wallace Senate House GOP IGOP Wallace Byrnes Truman Edward S. Martin Senator Guffey Pennsylvania Ohio John W. Bricker Senator Huffman Harry Cain Tacoma Senator Mitchell Idaho Zales Ecton Leif Erickson Massachusetts Henry Cabot Lodge Senator Walsh Rep Henry Dworshak George Donart New York Irving M. Ives Herbert H. Lehman Missouri Delaware New Mexico West Virginia Knowland Will Rogers California Earl Warren Connecticut Illinois Michigan Kentucky

Trainmen Plan Effort to Oust Truman at 1948 Convention

A. F. Whitney head of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen says the union will attempt to cut President Truman from a second term at the 1948 Democratic national convention. Whitney arrived in Miami Beach for a six week BRT convention and said union funds won’t be needed for the campaign. He does not seek a Republican alliance and doubts a third party could form.

Miami Beach Fla A. F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Truman Whitney

Missing Children Found Ready To Start To School

In Beaumont Louisiana three Leabo children Annie 12 Lola 9 and Walter 5 were found safe and ready to start school after a dramatic chase that began when their father Walter Leabo of Opelousas hired a private plane to land on a highway to stop the grandparents car. He had filed kidnapping charges against the Reverend and Mrs. Edgar A. Ingram in Opelousas city court.

Beaumont Opelousas Leabo Annie Lola Walter Walter Leabo Edgar A. Ingram Dequincy Ingrams

Beer Executive And Fighter Acquitted

Ferrell B. Benny McGovern head of a St. Louis beer company and former boxer was acquitted by a federal court jury for the second time of conspiring to violate OPA price ceilings in beer sales. Co defendants Luke Franklin Frank Alessio and two Alessio headed firms were also acquitted. Alessio said he paid above the ceiling but did not know it at the time. Judge Duncan imposed minimum fines of 100 dollars on Frank Rezzonica and Ralph Nelson, who had pled no defense and testified for the government.

ST. Louis Ferrell B Benny) McGovern Luke Franklin Frank Alessio San Diego Calif Alessio Richard M. Duncan Frank Rezzonica Santa Barbara Cal Ralph Nelson Velasco Texas

Manicurists and Barbers Plan City Walkout

New York reports that 4500 members of the Barbers and Beauty Cul turists union will strike Monday after failed last minute talks with the Broadway Master Barbers association. They demand a 40 hour week and a 30 percent wage increase.

New York Barbers and Beauty Culturists Union CIO Broadway Master Barbers Association

If I Didn't Come From Texas It Is Not A Watermelon

Dallas in 1930s spawns a humorous dispute as the Bonehead club declares any 140-pound melon from Arkansas a false claim. Arkansas Gov Ben Laney had sent a 140-pound watermelon to the Dallas Morning News for verification. The boneheads vote to keep the melon for university agricultural testing to determine its identity.

Dallas Texas Arkansas Ben Laney Dallas Morning News J. M. Davidson Chamber of Commerce Weatherford Tex Lone Star State Boneheads Bonehead University Agricultural Department

Jap Testifies He Ate Human Flesh at War Crimes Trial

Lt. Cmdr. Ichiro Shinoda testified at a U S military commission that he ate flesh of an American prisoner at a saki party in a cave on Chichi Jima. He named officers who participated and those who denied eating flesh, citing Maj. Sueo Matoba as the one who brought the flesh to the cave.

Guam Ichiro Shinoda U. S Chichi Jima Kunzio Mori Miyake Iijima Miyasaki Kenji Army Sueo Matoba

Fair Booster Trips Stated for 298th Panhandle South Plains Fair

Good will trips around the South Plains and into New Mexico are planned to promote the 298th Panhandle South Plains Fair October 7 to 12. A Yaqui room Hilton hotel meeting set for Tuesday at 8 30 am will organize the effort with four trip chairmen named. Tickets for kids travel by chartered buses and lunch stops include Lamesa Lovington N M Clovis and Matador.

South Plains New Mexico George T. Dale Dale Ely Fonville G. C. Dowell Neil Wright, Jr Clyde Tatum Chamber of Commerce Lamesa Lovington N. M Clovis Matador

Mexican City Crews Win Increase In Pay

Mexican city power plant workers in Merida Veracruz Mazatlan Puebla Torreon and Zacatecas returned to work after a two day strike with 25 percent wage increases in new two year contracts. Tampico workers pressed for 60 percent boosts and remain on strike. Labor Secretary Trujillo Gurri a presented the 25 percent figure at the president's suggestion. Workers gained extra overtime pay accident compensation and old age benefits. Agreements were signed after a 30 hour conference.

Mexico City Merida Veracruz Mazatlan Puebla Torreon Zacatecas Tampico Electrical Tampico Trujillo Gurria Avila Camacho

Kilkenny Cats Legends Of Fateful Feline Duel

The Kilkenny cats, two feisty cats in Irish lore, reputedly fought until only their tails remained, a tale symbolic of their ferocity and endurance in legend.

Kilkenny

Some OPA Agents Are Armed Says Agency

The Office of Price Administration announced that some enforcement agents are authorized to carry arms when making arrests. The move followed a publicized incident in Los Angeles where an agent was seen with a blackjack during a mass arrest of auto black market suspects.

Washington U.P OPA Los Angeles

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