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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1956

Page

3

Six-Room House Donated For Children's Training Center

A six room house at 1806 Mailjot Street was donated by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stevens for use as a Children's Training Center. Mrs Stevens, vice chairman of the board, notes the space will include special rooms for retarded children and that two to five children should share rooms. The center aims to aid brain-injury cases at birth, needing closer space and potential garage use. Remodeled space will total about 1721 square feet of floor area.

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Meany Rejects ILA Bid to Rejoin AFL CIO

President George Meany rejected the ILA bid to rejoin the AFL CIO saying its ranks were not purged of racketeers. He stated the ILA did nothing to rectify conditions leading to its expulsion and closed the issue.

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City Youth Charged In Automobile Theft

James Edwin Wooten, 17, of 46th St and Ave G, charged with felony theft in George H. McCloskey justice court. Bond set at $1,000. Wooten arrested in Toho ka Friday. 1953 Chevrolet sedan stolen from 523 6th St and recovered. Elizabeth Davis reported a 1956 Ford Sedan stolen near 7th St and College Ave while she attended a football game.

James Edwin Wooten 46Th St Ave. G Justice J Cpurt George H. McCloskey Wooten Tohoka C. G Connell Ave. M D6th St G Connell Elizabeth Davis Odessa Ath St College Ave

Seven Pleas Are Entered In Coin Theft Case

In Lubbock County court on Saturday three Negro women Lavern Dedrick age 22 Dorothy Fay Bishop age 18 and Earhine Jackson were charged jointly with theft of a stated front CB Young Cereal Garcia 82 pleaded liquor law violation 1000 bonds set Teaums Barrer Dave Leg Haque Taw ciation and reorned a SM and ests tin Blewkng. The case against Karline Jackson was dismissed. Dedrick fined 100 dollars and costs Dorothy Fay Bishop found innocent and the other defendants connected with the theft were not guilty or case dismissed. The alleged offense occurred Dec 17 1985. Capetown Capeangton.

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Bavarian Beer Holiday Opens With Celebrations

James Earl Wilson, 30, of 1908 Ave Q, fined 73 dollars and costs and sentenced to three days in jail for driving while intoxicated. In Munich, Bavaria, Sept 22 marks a 16 day beer drinking celebration with Mayor Wimmer inaugurating the event. Chaplains to meet during the harvest season as five million visitors are expected for the beer festival running Oct 1 to 26, featuring beer drinking, dancing, brau seling, and wurst meals.

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McAllen Firm Forms To Build Hovering Channel Wing Plane

A new company in McAllen Texas named The Custer Channel Wing Manufacturing Co plans to produce a hovering aircraft that rises like a helicopter and travels like a plane. Lews Leone of McAllen heads the venture with ties to California as a prototype reportedly hovers at high speed and can take off from under 200 feet of runway. The Custer Channel Wing Corp of Hagerstown Maryland holds the basic patent.

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