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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1956

Page

10

Prepared To Surge Across Rhine From Red Army Threat

A half million combat ready Soviet and East German troops sit on the German border with 2.5 million more underground forces, ready to surge across the Rhine if war breaks out. The piece argues peaceful coexistence is a cover for expansion and urges Western support for those behind the Iron Curtain via economic aid, refugee integration, maintained contacts, and a coordinated propaganda push.

Ernst Tillich Washington Germany Kremlin Fasten Rhine English Channel Free World United States Wold America Iron Curtain Feds 5 Tron Curtain

Encephalitis Cases Plague Plainview Winter 30 Reported

Encephalitis cases rise in Plainview with more than 30 diagnosed. Two patients at the Medical Center and three at Plainview Hospital and Clinic receive care, with three deaths this past week. State and federal health teams assess mosquito control in the Plainview and Lubbock area amid spraying efforts.

Plainview Plainview Hospital Cinic Manuel Valzeraz i. Linton Federal Health Department Lubbock South Plains C. A. Pigford Lubbock City County Lubbock County Pigford

Great Southern Life Group Heads to Phoenix Reward Trip

Representatives of Great Southern Life Insurance leave Lubbock for Phoenix Arizona as a reward trip for local agency growth and expansion. Geo J Young dean of the agency for 19 years receives recognition along with Max D Hulse for Leaders Legion honors. Other travelers include Robin Schuster and W B Bingham among several. wives join. The trip includes Scottsdale visits and Grand Canyon stay Friday September 21, with return next Saturday.

Great Southern Live Insurance Company Lubbock Phoenix Ariz Geo. J. ‘Young Great Southern Leaders Roundtable Max D. Hulse Leaders Legion Robin Schuster W. B. Bingham Keith A. Lane Duane Byars Dale Brown Buster Hanks Gene Lansing Sid Cain Scottsdale Grand Canyon Lubbor

Old Sanctuary to Be Razed by Methodist Church

Demolition of the First Methodist Church sanctuary and adjacent educational building at Broadway and Ave M will start 9 a.m. Monday with a service led by Dr. J Chess Levern. The Rev. Asa Avant reads scripture and Rev. T Ray Branton leads hymn. Gibbs and Worley Construction will do the work, mostly by hand, due to proximity to the new buildings. Job completion targeted within 99 days.

First Methodist Broadway and Ave. M J Chess Levern Asa Avant T. Ray Branton Publc Gibbs and Worley Construction

Maurice G. Roberts Named Vice President of High Plains Credit

Maurice G. Roberts, a Fort Worth native now in Lubbock, was elected vice president and general manager of High Plains Credit Corp. He previously served 11 years as chief accountant for the Southwestern Division of American Steel and Wire Co. and nine years as a Fort Worth National Bank loan officer. A Navy veteran, he holds a permanent Navy lieutenant retired commission and attended Abilene Christian College, Polytechnic High School, and the American Institute of Banking. He and his wife and three children reside at 3810 7th St and will attend Broadway Church of Christ.

Maurice G. Roberts High Plains Credit Corp Lubbock Fort Wii High Plains Credit Corporation 24Th St U.S. Navy Roberts Judy Marsha Johnny 7Th St Broadway Church of Christ

Elvis look fads sweep San Antonio high schools

In San Antonio Northside High Principal F R Farris reports about 50 boys showing long sideburns and open shirts inspired by Elvis Presley. Officials, backed by Oscar Miller, oppose such fads and may send a few remaining rebels home. Parents cooperate to curb purging fashion outside the norm.

San Antonio Ed Presley Northside High School F. R. Farris Farris Oscar Miller

University Exes Invite Exes To Lubbock Chapter Meeting

Ex University of Texas alumni in Lubbock invited to form a local chapter of the University of Texas Ex-Students Association. Meeting at 7:30 p.m. in Citizens National Bank basement to elect officers and plan activities. A color motion picture of the 1955 Texas Texas A&M game will be shown. Cards mailed to about 350 ex-students.

University of Texas Lubeock Lubbock Citizens National Bank Malcolm Kutner

Sam Counts Family Returns To City After Absence

After a year in Arlington and Houston, Mr and Mrs Sam Counts and daughter Jane Ann have come back to Lubbock. Counts will represent the Great National Life Insurance Company of Dallas. A longtime Lubbock resident, he attends St Christopher's Episcopal Church and Mackenzie Lodge No 1307. He trained at SMU's Institute of Marketing and is a member of the Texas and National Associations of Life Underwriters. The Counts family resides at 4802 Detroit.

Arlington Houston Sam Counts Jane Ann Lubbock Counts Great National Life Insurant Company Dallas Lubbnck St. Christopher's Episcopal Church Mackenzie Sonic Lodge SMU Texas and National Associations of Life Underwriters Texas Leaders Roundtable Detroit

Synthetic rubber industry poised for big bounce

The synthetic rubber industry, grown under wartime government control, looks ready to surge. Du Pont begins trial runs this weekend at a Montague Michigan plant to add about 50 million pounds annually of neoprene. B F Goodrich says it has a cheaper faster latex process, Faso Research and Engineering prepares to unveil a new transport rubber material. In 1955 synthetic rubber accounted for nearly 60 percent of US new rubber consumption with 894,900 long tons, and industry plans target over 1,300,000 long tons by 1957.

New York du Pont Montague Mich B. F. Goodrich Sponge Rubber Products Faso Research and Engineering Co Malaya

Plane Crashes During Horse Show Prep Near Doniphan

A light plane circling a horse training field near Doniphan Missouri lost gas and crashed during horse show practice. The pilot, Rev. Harry Rankin aged 45, a Methodist minister from Bryan Texas, escaped uninjured after the craft burned. Rankin was en route from Chicago to Walnut Ridge Arkansas to visit his mother Mrs. Lee Rankin.

Doniphan Harry Rankin Bryan Tex Chicago Walnut Ridge Ark Lee Rankin

Postmaster At Post Elected As Officer Of Association

Harold Voss, local postmaster, was elected secretary of the 19th District Association of Postmasters and Supervisors at a recent Idalou meeting. He succeeds Melvin Ritchie of Hale Center. Spur postmaster Guy Karr was elected president succeeding R J Quinlivin of Talon. Next meeting set for Plainview in December with 18th District postmasters joining.

Harold Voss 19Th District Association of Postmasters and Supervisors Idalou Melvin Ritchie Hale Center Guy Karr Spur R. J. Quinlivin Talon Plainview Oly Peer

Exchange Club to mail 22590 brochures for Children's Training Center drive

The Lubbock Exchange Club will mail about 22 590 brochures with letters on Monday to supporters across the South, seeking funds to expand the Children's Training Center at 17th Street and Ave M. The drive, led by Dr Robert Anderson, aims to raise as much as possible for the school which serves retarded youngsters and currently has 35 enrolled. Funds would add five rooms, a playground, and staff. the center operates with no federal or state aid and relies on volunteers from Tech and local clubs.

Eli CH. Schrader Allan T. Stewart Seminal W. G. Mayhen C. H. Schrader Tech

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