City of Lubbock Employees Plan Credit Union
A voluntary employee driven credit union project is under way in Lubbock under federal Farm Credit administration rules. Members save at least 25 cents monthly to buy a $5 share and may borrow from a common fund at up to 1 percent monthly interest. Dividends come from earnings after expenses with 20 percent allocated to loan loss reserves. A board and credit committee will be named. participation is strictly voluntary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argo Peek
Farm Credit Administration
Peek
World Federation warns against centralized German rule and fascist revival
The report rejects a near term central German government and warns Russia may seek a new security architecture. It condemns Allied inaction against fascism in France Belgium and Luxembourg and opposes Franco Spain, labeling Nazism and fascism as not yet eradicated. Argentina is deemed a greater threat to democracy than Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Spain
Argentina
Dallas Aerocade In City To Boost Fair
Twenty one members of the Texas Private Fliers association visited Dallas on Saturday to promote the Texas state fair set for October 5 to 20. The aerocade arrived at Municipal airport at 4 30 p m and toured with balloons bearing fair keys dropped over Lubbock. The booster group included Pierce Shannon Hart Bowman Barney Gibbs Leon Woods J W Simmons Jr B K Dostershill Jr E J Reeves Vida Foster Tina Walton Dr Tom Connor and others. They attended a dinner in Lubbock and the Texas Tech West Texas State Teachers game before flying to Wichita Falls and returning to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Private Fliers Association
Dallas
Municipal Airport
Lubbock
National Aeronautics Association
Texas Tech
Pierce Shannon
The
Fair Boosters
Hart Bowman
City of
Barney Gibbs
Gibbs Auto Company
Leon Woods
MKT Railroad
J. W. Simmons, Jr
B. K. Dostershill, Jr
E. J. Reeves
Vida Foster
Tpfa State Council
Five Criminal Cases Set For Call Monday
In Hockley County 72nd district court Judge Dan Blair schedules five criminal cases for Monday with two assault with intent to murder two theft indictments and one burglary indictment to be tried District Attorney Burton S Burks reports In Lubbock County 99th district court Judge G V Parcue convenes a civil jury panel to report at 10 am Monday Thirteen actions set for trial
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Blair
72Nd District Court
Hockley County
Burton S. Burks
99Th District Court
Lubbock County
G. V. Parcue
Official Records Show Marriage Licenses and Divorces Filed
Collvin Martin Kunkel and Clara Anita Schur both of Lubbock listed for marriage license. Winnie Lucille Carter sues Donald Williams for divorce in 0th District. Georgia Illiams also listed. Building permits issued for residences at 2311 Second 111 Ave W and 2119 Thirty second with values from 4000 to 98000.
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Collvin Martin Kunkel
Clara Anita Schur
Lubbock
vVoe Montgomery
Lorena Sanders
Lubbo
Dani Blair
Fresiding
Georgia Illiams
Donald Williams
Buster Pharr
Forrest, Jr
Ave. W
Co. A. Nienier
Dorothy Carmack Heads for Film Test in Colorado Springs
Dorothy Carmack daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Carmack of TohoKA leaves today with her mother for a week long trip to Colorado Springs Colorado for a screen test and vacation. The trip is paid by Wallace theater circuit which operates several southern towns. The test by Alexander Film company will be sent to Hollywood studios. Carmack was Miss Lynn County in the South Plains contest and also represented Lubbock at a Port Arthur Miss Texas event finishing in the top five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Carmack
C. O. Carmack
Tohoka
Colorado Springs
Colo
South Plains
Levelland
Miss Carmack
Wallace
South
Alexander Film Company
Hollywood
J. B. Beeson
Beeson
Mrs. Beeson
Lynn County
Lubbock
Port Arthur
Carmack
North
Texas
Snells
Coggin
Fred Salmon
William A. Bryans
Austin Chamber of Commerce
Bryans
Claude A. White
B Ave. K
Austin
Burks
Land
Jailer Beaten by Prisoner at Lubbock County Jail
Jailer J A Wright 62 hospitalized after a prisoner AWOL Marine 23 grabbed his blackjack on the third floor. Wright sustained scalp lacerations and bruises. sheriff Grady Harrist and officers stopped the fight as six doors were unlocked to reach the inmate. The prisoner had been jailed since last Monday and was in custody on Marine Corps authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Wright
Lubbock County
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Wright
Grady Harrist
Harrist
Marine Corps
Charges Filed: Gunman in Coggin-Snell Case Arrested
A man identified as Coggin surrendered to Land after a shooting at the Coggin residence. Mrs. Snell and Mr. Snell were wounded as investigators noted multiple shots from a “super automatic” pistol. The case ties to a recent 99th district court matter involving Coggin and Mrs Coggin.
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Page One
Land
Burks
Coggin
Snell
G V. Pardue
Daily Market Report Shows Wall Street Rally Fades
Wall Street sinks into a tailspin for a sixth straight week, ending with a modest rally. The AP 60 stock index slips 8.4 points to 62.3 as five day volume reaches 10.69 million shares. Cotton futures wobble with gains up to 1 a bale. prices close 8 cents lower to 38 cents higher.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Maritime union ends West coast wage strike in New York
The Maritime union vote ends its strike as the Maritime commission sets parity wage rates. The NMU and allied unions accepted Fly arbitration awards with raises matching CIO standards. Atlantic and Gulf branches on the move to ship crews resuming sailings after a week of stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marine Firemen, Oilers, Watertenders and Wipers Association
West Coast
New York
Maritime Commission
Washington
CIO National Maritime Union
James L. Fly
NMU
AFL
Stolen Nest Egg Worth 49000 From Detroit Home
Detroit police investigated the theft of a $49,000 nest egg kept hidden inside a piano at the home of Jack Munir, owner of a chili company. The loss was reported today.
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Detroit
Jack Munir
Market roundup at a glance from New York to Chicago
At a Glance reports Cotton firm mill buying and closed markets in New York. In Chicago Wheat higher while cash grain remains firm. Corn eases on favorable crop weather and Oats rise 5 cents for September. Hogs and cattle are nominally steady with hogs topping at 16.25.
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New York
Chicago
Fort Worth market reports livestock and grain prices
Fort Worth and Kansas City cattle and hog prices show steadiness or slight declines versus last Friday with strong cattle and feeder demand in Texas. Chicago grain futures focus on September oats with a surge on expiring contracts and mixed moves in wheat and corn. Fort Worth grain bids list wheat 2.09 to 2.12 per bushel and oats 90 to 94 cents per bushel, among others.
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Fort Worth
USDA
Chicago
Paris Peace Meet South Tyrol At Odds In Key Amendment
Delegates at Paris clash over human rights provisions in the Italian treaty. Slav states oppose an American amendment linking areas ceded to Yugoslavia Greece and France to fundamental rights. Amendment passes 14 to 6 amid bloc voting and new deadlock on Trieste and the Yugoslav border. The US backs Soviet positions on the annex, while Britain and others align on oil clause interpretation. Two weeks remain to resolve key border issues.
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South Tyrol
Italy
Connally
Senator Connally
D-Tex
Yugoslavia
Greece
France
Ales Bebler
United States
U. S
Russia
Ukraine
Czechoslovakia
Britain
Australia
Canada
India
New Zealand
South Africa
Trieste
Local Briefs Report Thefts and Court Actions
Ida Johnson reports the theft of 10 sheets a bedspread and two dozen clothespins from a line Friday night. Willie Perryman fined 100 dollars and court costs for liquor law violation. Eugene V. Souter fined 5 dollars and costs for check law violation. A 1936 black two door Ford car with license AZ-6355 was reported stolen. J D Roberts, hospitalized in serious condition with bone disease and anemia. D D Adams reports theft of a 1838 black Ford coach license EF 8094 from a parking space at Fifth and College avenues before 10:20 p.m.
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Ida Johnson
Avenue C
Willie Perryman
Eugene V. Souter
Symian E. Marbut
Mac W. Hancock
Cochran County
Sheriff’s Office
J. D. Roberts
Lubbock Memorial Hospital
Roberts
D. D. Adams
Sherman Avenue
Adams
Fifth and College Avenue
Club membership lists released for three area groups
The Las Chaparritas, Ko Shari, and Carson clubs publish member rosters with numerous names including Ted Pledge list Carson. The Las Chaparritas roster features Patsy Ballard Mary Faye Bonds Hermanelle Bray Betty Ruth Cobb Jane Council and many others. The Ko Shari list includes Marjorie Allen Margy Bullen Carolyn Baldwin Elizabeth Craig Annabelle Dyer Rose Mary Dawkins and more.
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Carson
Carolyn Cheatham
Nancy Lee Conder
Pat Everitt
Bennie Fields
Nelle Hogan
Carolyn Hooker
Johnnie Johnson
Corinne Kennedy
Lila Rae Mills
Pat Morris
Lois Moody
Jackie Mueller
Annette Nash
Dorothy Norman
Billie Jean Robbins
Sue Ann Roberts
Gerrie Rodgers
Marjie Sanders
Jeanie Schuler
Freda Sherwood
Betty Thomas
Mary Wallvoord
Juanelle Taylor
Las Chaparritas Club
Patsy Ballard
Mary Faye Bonds
Hermanelle Bray
Betty Ruth Cobb
Jane Council
Girlene Dillingham
Sarah Dillingham
Genelle Etter
Jane Everline
Kay Finley
Annabelle Flanagan
Dorothea Forsythe
Jeannine Frances
Otellia Hill
Norma Hudman
Joan Hughes
Mary Ellen Humphrey
Sue Humphrey
Pat Keen
Martha Sue Lawson
Mary Lou Lawson
Millie Gene Lipscomb
Pattie McDonald
Betty McFarling
Sue Magee
Clarice Martin
Mary Alice Mitchell
Lynn Moser
Joy Munden
Norma Nash
Marjorie Osborn
Iris Parker
Jewell
Alice Pharr
Phyllis J. Rene
Betty Ann Ryan
Unn Scott
Frances Sentell
Peggy Sitton
Jane Skinner
Oleta Stewart
Dorothy Stinnett
Alice Walther
Eugenia Watkins
Margaret Ann West
Margie Williams
Marjorie Allen
Margy Bullen
Carolyn Baldwin
Elizabeth Craig
Annabelle Dyer
Rose Mary Dawkins
Peggy Garrison
Betty Hanks
Betty Kimberling
Marcia Howard
Kate Moore
Lucille Moore
Patti Jo Musson
Mary Ann Ousley
Joan Parkhill
Mary Frances Payne
Roseann Richter
Jan Riley
Helen Fae _ Shelton
Corrinne Thomas
Kathryn Witty
Carol Jo Wheeler
June Wilson
Elizabeth Yeary
Storm Lashes Pacific Islands East of Guam Damage Reports
Late yesterday a storm battered Guam, Rota, and Saipan with 15 foot breakers. Guam suffered major damage while Saipan reported less impact. Rota endured the storm center with a cave sheltering 750 residents plus military personnel. Harmon's field hangers, north Guam airfields, and the Naval hospital sustained damage. The Apra breakwater was punctured but minor overall.
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Fownall
Saipan
Guam
Rota
Pownall
Navy
Harmon Field
Japan
Naval Hospital
Apra Harbor
Tech Official Hurt By Blow After Game
After a Texas Tech versus West Texas State Teachers college football game a technical official, Morley Jennings, athletic director at Texas Tech, was struck in the office area by a drunken visitor. Jennings suffered a head wound requiring stitches and was briefly unconscious before returning home. Two young men, ages 21 and 20, were arrested for drunkenness and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Jennings
Hilton
School Bus Drivers Attend Institute
More than 100 school bus drivers attended an instructional institute held Saturday led by Deputy State Superintendent E. H. Boulter and Roy Boyd, with about 25 safety education teachers present. Texas patrolman T. C. Laws assisted, along with Mose Hood, Bill Pendley, Joe Reese, and E. C. Pool. Also noted: over 4,868 trackless trolley coaches are now in operation in the United States.
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Institute of Instruction
E. H. Boulter
Roy Boyd
Boyd
T. C. Laws
Texas
Mose Hood
Red Cross
Bill Pendley
Joe Reese
E. C. Pool
United States
Births Announced for Local Families in West Texas
Mr and Mrs Mike Kantu welcome a son weighing 7 pounds 4 ounces born at 2 15 Saturday morning in a West Texas hospital. Mr and Mrs John H Dillard announce a son born at 9 35 Saturday morning in West Texas hospital. Dillard serves as a guard at Lubbock Army Airfield.
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Mike Kantu
Ave. M
West Texas Hospital
John H. Dillard
Dillard
Lubbock Army Airfield
Absentee Voting On Beer Light in Lubbock County
Only 36 absentee ballots had been marked by Saturday afternoon for the October 5 beer election in Lubbock County. Four mail ballots were requested for residents outside the county planning to return, with anticipated increases as many attend the Texas Tech vs SMU game in Dallas. Poll tax transfers remain slow at the county tax office. Residents who moved in within six months of the election or transferred precincts may vote after transferring their poll tax or exemption certificate, due four days before the election, with absentee voting ending three days prior.
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Lubbock
Lubbock County
Dallas
Texas Tech
Bedford F. Carpenter
Wallace and Paris Conference Threaten Peace Prospects
The Paris conference windup may trigger a crisis in peace efforts as Wallace contemplates new gestures on Russia. Byrnes and Truman weigh post Paris moves, and Washington Moscow talks over a potential billion dollar loan to Russia loom large. Debates over Dardanelles demands and German power balance could set the stage for major international decisions.
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Truman
Stalin
Henry Wallace
Wallace
Russia
Byrnes
America
Washington
Moscow
Dardanelles
United States
Paris
Germany
Soviet Union
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City of Lubbock
Employes Plan Organization of Credit Union
World Federation
Red
Official
G. V. Pardue
Winnie Lucille Carter
R. F. Carter
Zoe McIlroy
McIlroy & McIlroy ND
S & DC
Baker Bros. Nursery
Slaton Highway
Dunlap
Taylor Publishing Company
Daily Market Report
Wall Street
New Orleans
Maritime Settlement
Kansas City
Black Eyed Peas
West Texas
Deaf Smith County
Hereford, Texas
Ted
Oy Ws
Ana
Sacog
AGS
Wensn Aa
T. N. Russell
Tech
W. B. McCaleb
Dial
United Motor Service
Delco-Remy
Dtors
Car
Downtown Motor Company
Ave
Herman Weiss
Mgr
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