City Opens Sanitary Fill System For Garbage Disposal
The city starts a sanitary fill method at a new dump on the southeast edge, using a tractor with a bull dam to compact refuse and cover with dirt daily. A one foot dirt layer seals each dump while officials claim it eliminates rat harborage and smoke from burning rubbish. The site on the old sewage plant grounds provides eight to ten years of capacity with help from the U S Public Health service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rets City
Joe Stanley
Stanley
Homer Hunter
Hunter
U. S. Public Health Service
Civic Drama Guild season tickets available in Lubbock
Seats remain for three Civic Drama Guild plays in Lubbock this winter under the Lubbock Junior Chamber of Commerce. Doyle Justice noted that 183 season tickets were sold through Friday with more at Hemphill Wells. full series runs for Dear Ruth Therese and Philadelphia Story with seats in center and side sections. Season tickets cost 6 dollars including tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Drama Guild
Lubbock
Lubbock High School
New York
Ruth
Therese
Philadelphia Story
Hater Of Two-Dollar Bills Still Gets Them
A disgruntled ex husband who left 17 two dollar bills for alimony with Deputy District Clerk Jesse Edmondson explained the former wife is superstitious and hates two dollar notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Jesse Edmondson
Henry Wallace Advised On Newspaper Career Path
United Press staffer Othman notes Henry Wallace could pursue journalism after politics. The columnist mocks typical ex-officials who shift to writing and urges concise, lively prose, interviews with people like Lana Turner, and fresh subject matter to avoid dullness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C.othman
United Press
Washington
Henry Wallace
Ray Moley
Rex Tugwell
General Iron Pants
Hugh Johnson
Honest Hal Ickes
Jonathan Daniels
Fiorello
the Little Flower
LaGuardia
White House
Henry
Hank
Lana Turner
Seminar Planned For News Picture Editors
The American Press Institute announced the selection of twenty seven newspaper editors and executives for the second two week seminar at Columbia University starting October 28. Participants come from coast to coast with earlier sessions led by Sevellon Brown to discuss journalism techniques social economic and political issues of the day. Notable attendees include Harry M. Johnston of the Houston Post and John W. Wagner of the Dallas Morning News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Press Institute
Columbia University
Sevellon Brown
Providence, R. I., Journal
Harry M. Johnston
The
Houston Post
John W. Wagner
Dallas Morning News
German Rations To Be Boosted Amid Coal Provision Plan
Gen Joseph McNarney said ration increases for Germans in the American and British zones to 1550 calories daily were delayed by the U S maritime strike and would take effect when shipping improves. Lucius Clay announced that miners in both zones will work one Sunday monthly to supply coal, easing winter shortages in large cities but not in smaller towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Joseph T. McNarney
Reich
U. S
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Lucius Clay
McNarney
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DRS. Harvey & Johnson
Ave. K
DIAL
Bondex
Etaasee
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Lubbock Sash & Door Co
Ave. H
Sansom Paint & Paper Co
13Th & Ave. K
City Garbage Department
J. W. Bullard
Lana
Chicago
Tugwell
J. D. Corcorran
of Corcorran’s Limited
College Ave
Corcorran’s Ltd
George Ater
Appeals Court
Texas
Avalanche Journal
Amarillo
7Th Court of Civil Appeals
Kenneth W. Jones
W. Johnson
Mark Halsey
Mac
Association of Scout Sharp
Mr. Sharp
Mac’s Flower Shop
Martha Washington
Fountain Service
Nettleton
van Heusen
Waltons
Bsronaway
Knox
Phoenix
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