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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1963
Page
6
A decades long public servant, former Senator Carl Hatch died in a New Mexico hospital. The obituary traces Hatch’s career from early mentorship to wartime service and postwar political roles, noting his influence on policy and party leadership.
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Fragmented OCR text references a funeral for John Chandler and local notices. Mentions Windsor, Carter, and Pandy with unclear dates and affiliations. The readable segments hint at a community obituary and associated ceremonial details rather than a full event narrative.
Lonetime City resident Samer 1959 of Lubbock died at Lob pop. The obituary notes his survivors including sisters and brothers from Odessa and nearby areas. Funeral arrangements to be handled by local undertaker with services at a Fort midtgadi location.
The Rev Bobby Phulyex led funeral services for Birdie Alexander Crumley at West Side Baptist Church with burial at Me rnomad Bark under Hivernbotham Funeral Home. Crumley died Saturday at a Lamesa hospital. Survivors include his wife and three sons James Crane Alberto Lamesa Sgt Raymond Crumley of Linton Oklahoma, a stepson Leslie Fish Juneton, a stepdaughter Mrs Lille Stewart Del Rio, and two grandsons.
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Funeral services for Jim Ichols of Brownfield will be held today at the Brownfield Herald Dome chapel with Rev. Lares Campbell of Lubbock officiating. Burial in Brownfield Cemetery follows at a later time. He is survived by a son and several siblings including Mrs. Copeland of Abi, Mrs. Thomas of Victoria, Mrs. Coker of Colorado City, and others.
Washington Capitol reports Rep Gavin longtime congressman dies of cerebral hemorrhage Saturday night after dinner with wife Susan. A World War I veteran, he served two terms and was second ranking Republican on the House Armed Services Committee.
Funeral arrangements for Scurry pioneer Sturdivant are set at 2 pm with services at Side Church and burial in Phbbishane Moers eriab Gardens. Attending are family including widow Eva, daughters Mrs Ann Bike Ter ford and Mrs Thelma Girewers, son Antone, and siblings from Snyder Hermleigh Odessa and Brownsville among others.
Lonnie Newton Walker died at Methodist Hospital in Lubbock after a Sunday illness. He leaves his wife Lillie Walker and a large family including five daughters and three sons in Muleshoe and Lubbock, plus three sisters and two brothers. Services will be at the Southside Church of Christ in Muleshoe with time pending. Burial will be in Lubbock Cemetery under Henderson-Wilson Funeral Home.
Federal Judge Ben Connally dismissed 17 antitrust suits tied to 1960 convictions of electrical equipment firms for price fixing and violations. The Bi Paso Electric Co sued 25 firms alleging overcharging for equipment and related cases.
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The state accuses Sheffield of leading a 200000 civil action tied to Veterans Land promotions. Judge Herman Jones denied a plea to drop the case last July as the trial looms. Giles, a former Land Commissioner, was convicted in related charges stemming from the scheme.
Mailing offer promotes burial and fire insurance with no agent needed. Claims no medical exams and free information, asking for name, address, and year of birth to Central Security Life Insurance Co in Fort Worth, Texas.
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