Popularity of Truman Rises on Korea War News
Princeton dispatch notes polls show rising approval for President Truman as Korea War developments and General Marshall’s stance impact political fortunes. The American Institute of Public Opinion reports shifts in approval and disapproval, with Maine elections cited as a recent indicator of Democratic strength ahead of national votes.
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Oyide
Eluetion
Campeiga Ie
Princeton
Korea
George Marshall
Truman
American Institute of Public
United Nations
Washington
North Korea
American Institute of Public Opinion
Fruman
South
Maine
House
Congress
Pine Tree
House of Representatives
Eldon Gohike Elected President of Littlefield Future Farmers
Eldon Gohike named president of the Littlefield chapter of Future Farmers of America. The 1950 slate includes Burley Faver vice president Don Lynskey secretary Jimmy Busser treasurer Robert Lunsford sentinel Melvin Mears second vice president Donny Rogers third vice president Emil Macha reporter Roger Seil parliamentarian Clinton Byers historian. Miss Sue Carol Henry named chapter sweet heart. Barbara Ferguson named plowgirl. Six native children drifted at sea near Kar Kar Island New Guinea were rescued near Sarang 20 miles inland.
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Littlefield
Eldon Gohike
Future Farmers of America
Burley Faver
Don Lynskey
Jimmy Buser
Robert Lunsford
Sentinel
Melvin Mears
Donny’ Rogers
Emil Macha
Roger Seil
Clinton Byers
Sue Carol Henry
Horace Henry
Barbara Ferguson
R. Ferguson
Local Servicemen and Community Notes in Lubbock
Walton, son of Mrs. Carl Fost, reports to McClellan Air Force Base after seven years in service with 32 months overseas in Europe and the Pacific. Gene Brock, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Brock, finishes boot camp at San Diego and may be sent to Memphis for Aviation Fundamental training. John Wilton, city juvenile officer and Lub bock Boys Club director, speaks at the Lubbock Social Welfare meeting at the Hilton. Allen Bros. Post American Legion set for an afternoon session led by First Vice Commander Rod MacDougall. James M. Hamilton and James W. Roberts among 11 Republic National Life reps at Dallas for advanced training with company officials.
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Apts Beraneat
Walton
Carl Fost Texas
McCigllan Air Force Base
California
Air Force
Far East
Gene Brock
O. A. Brock
U. S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Memphis
Tenn
John Wilton
Lubbock Boys' Club
Lubbock Social Welfare Association
Hilton Hotel
Allen Bros. Post
No. 148
American Legion
Legion
H. D. Woods
Rod MacDougall
James M. Hamilton
James W. Roberts
Lubbock Insurance
Republic National Life Insurance Company
Comany
Dallas
Lyman E. King
CLA
Ralph C. Reinecke
Hamilton
Pipeline to Sidon set for completion in October
Completion of the 1 068 mile 40 inch crude line from the Persian Gulf to Sidon Lebanon and then to the Mediterranean is scheduled for this October.
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Mediterranean
Persian Gulf
Sidon
Lebanon
Digestive and Urinary Symptoms Indicate Possible Irritation
Incomplete text suggests bladder and kidney discomfort with urinary pressure and pains. It mentions temporary germs or irritation and advises three common home remedies or tonics, though the passage is garbled and unreadable in places.
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SCE
Oklahoma City woman loses purse in transit
Police report a woman described a purse theft from a bus yesterday in Oklahoma City. The missing items include a diamond ring, pearl necklace, a $50 check, $200 in traveler's checks, $200 in cash, saving bonds, and a vanity case.
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Oklahoma City
Bln. Brandt
Lubbock Chapter Of Commission Planned
A meeting is slated to organize the Lubbock county chapter of the Texas Economy Commission at 7 30 Tuesday night in the district court room of the county courthouse. Star Smith announced that the chapter will be led by county Chairman and lists its proposed officers and organizers including Rushing Davis Reeves Whiteley Grant and Fortenberry.
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Lubbock County
Texas Economy Commission
Ivoty
Star Smith
Seturda
Smith Seid
Valuation rises for Littlefield property to 4173.33 in 1950
Littlefield's assessed property valuation for 1950 reaches 4173.33 dollars, up 198100 over 1949. City tax rate stands at two dollars per hundred with bond service and general fund allocations. Operating budget estimated at 207135.44 with projected revenue near 223530.06 and a previous year surplus of 135.06.
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Littlefield
W. G. Street
Talks On Safety To Feature Legion Meet
Allen Bros Post 148 American Legion in Allen will host a semi monthly meeting at the Legion hall Monday night at 8 oclock. F B Ogle Texas Highway Department senior design engineer will discuss highway design factors affecting safety and Noel Newberry state highway patrol safety data. Cecil Ray Third Vice Commander will lead a panel discussion after the talks. The October safety program roles will be covered.
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F. B. Ogle
Texas Highway Department
Noel Newberry
State Highway Patrol
Allen Bros. Post No. 148
American Legion
Legion Hall
Legion
Ogle
Newberry
Cecil Ray
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Ist
Maing
Litlefield Future Farmers
Kar Kar Island
New Guinea
Sarang
Kar Kar
Eley Moore
Shamrock
Lubbock
Texas U.-Tech
Moore
Texas Tech
Bing Kear Vou
Polka Jac
Clothiers
Broadway
Port Moresby
Lae
Rabgul
Commission
New York
Civ Rights Congress
Arica
Paey Beck Quareawee
of Citizens National.bank
Cam Ee
South Plains
RAL Deposit Insu
Ance CO
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