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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1946

Page

3

Plains Cotton Crop Outlook in South Plains Sees Sharp Decline

K N Clapp of Anderson Clayton forecasts eighteen counties in the South Plains will yield about 166000 bales of cotton this year, a drop from 84319 last year and far below the normal 500000. He cites weather pests and late rains as major factors with nine counties likely under 500 bales each.

Clapp Briscoe Castro Cochran Gaines Garza Palmer Swisher Terry Yoakum Lubbock County Bailey Crosby Dawson Floyd Hale Hockley Lamb Lubbock Briscoe, Castro Parmer

Truman plan to delay public works falls through

Washington report notes President Truman abandoned a plan to save 700 million by delaying projects to after June 30. Budget officials aim to keep all-purpose spending at 41.5 billion for 1947 while seeking new economy targets amid protests from agencies and congressmen.

Washington Truman James E. Webb Budget Bureau Webb Congress

Experiment Sale of Scarce Goods Set

The War Assets Administration in Dallas plans a guinea pig sale at Camp Howze Gainesville starting Monday to aid veterans housing. Officials from Dallas Tarrant Gainesville Denison examine lumber flooring soil pipe and fixtures as prices are set by the OPA. The sale runs 15 days and will be the first site sale at an army camp designated for HH priority holders.

Dallas Camp Howze Gainesville Harry L. Holliday War Assets Administration WAA Terrell Denison OPA

Secretary Anderson To Address Nation On Food Prices

Secretary Clinton P. Anderson will radio nationwide from Albuquerque Tuesday night to discuss current and future food prices. He also plans a weekend conference with Robert H. Shields, head of the Production Marketing Administration.

Albuquerque N. M U.P Clinton P. Anderson Anderson Robert H. Shields Production Marketing Administration Agricultural Department

Bus driver charged in fatal city bus shooting

Barry Branch, 61, died from a gunshot after an argument on a Houston city bus. L. E. Linville, the bus driver, was charged with related offenses in the incident.

Houston Barry Branch L. E. Linville Linville

Thugs Pick Wrong Time For Holdup

Two would be holdup men tried to rob taxi driver C. C. Ross as his cab pulled up in front of the Dallas police station during a shift change. Eight officers were on duty to thwart the attempt.

Dallas C. C. Ross Ross

De Molays Organizing in Lubbock Sponsor Seeks New Members

More petitions are filed as 15 DeMolay memberships already turned in in Lubbock. A large class of initiates is expected at the reorganizing meeting Sunday September 29. Ely Fonville president of the South Plains Shrine club says boys ages 14 to 21 are invited to join. A DeMolay team from Amarillo will conduct initiation. Masters are invited to attend.

Order of de Molays Lubbock Ely Fonville South Plains Shrine Club Fonville Shrine Club Amarillo Maen

Wall Serves Purpose In Family Scrape

A Dallas man and his sister fired at each other through a wall separating their apartments. Police said the wall likely averted greater harm as the 53 year old man and his 35 year old sister exchanged shots. Both were arrested.

Dallas U.P

Plan to Rebuild Europe Proposes Broad UN Economic Strategy

The United Nations sub commission on the economic reconstruction of devastated areas released a 450 page report outlining a broad plan to restore Europe’s economy and form a long-range European economic program. It urges creation of a European economic commission, a permanent international housing body, and an international power resources agency to coordinate hydro electric development. A similar Asia report is expected next spring.

Lake Success N. Y United Nations Europe Asia UNRRA TWA

Army Officers Apologize for Memphis Assault

Two Army lieutenant colonels and a major apologized for assaulting AP photographer Allen Snipes at a Memphis football game last week. The Fourth Ferry command officers Wendell Van Sickle Robert Lenox and Roy Barnes faced an Army board which called the attack unprovoked and wrongful and noted alcohol influence. Snipes was knocked down beaten and kicked while photographing a gang fight after the Oklahoma City game on Sept 11. The officers paid for Snipes damaged camera.

Memphis Tenn U.P Army Associated Press Allen Snipes Fourth Ferry Command Wendell van Sickle Akron Robert W. Lennox Canton Roy I. Barnes Hale

Financing Urgent Imports and Recommendations for FX Assistance

A feasibility review outlines financing urgent imports and seeks recommendations for financial aid to ease foreign exchange difficulties. It analyzes potential funding sources, currency risk mitigation, and policy options to stabilize liquidity and support essential trade flows.

Bisbee Copper Mine Yields Over Twenty Million Tons

A surface copper mine at Bisbee Arizona spans 35 acres and has produced more than 20 million tons of copper ore.

Bisbee Ariz

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