Applications For Wool Payments Due April 30
College Station reports wool payments depend on timely mail by April 30 for wool sales made between March 31 1955 and April 1 1956. Extension economist A B Wooten notes required sales records include buyer and producer details, sale date, net wool weight and proceeds, with additional bills of sale and slaughterer information for lambs and gearings. Local ASC offices provide forms and guidance to producers.
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College Station
Wooten
ASC
Alpine High Faced With Academic Success and Dedicated Staff
Educational note highlights Alpine Highs teachers and their students in recent Interscholastic League results at Monahans. It praises Gwen Walker, Mary Anita Kay, Miss Sue Mann, Johnnie Weyerts, M. P. Slover, Mrs. Minnie Phillips, Paul Hill, Myrtle Whiteside, June Dyke, Leroy Roark, Peter Bromley, Curtis Kelley and others for balancing teaching loads with competitive success. Enrollment and value figures for Alpine and peer schools are cited from the 1953 54 Texas Education Agency Bulletin 547.
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Gwen Walker
Mary Anita Kay
Alpine High
Monahans
Pecos
M. P. Slover
Sue B. Mann
Johnnie Weyerts
Slover
Thas
Minnie Phillips
Sue Mann
Paul Hill
Myrtle Whiteside
June Dyke
Alpine High Library
Leroy Roark
Peter Bromley
Curtis Kelley
Andrews
Southern’ Association
Brownfield
Southern Association
Crane
Kermit
Seminole
Alpine
Texas Education Agency
VA urges rural veterans to apply for home loans directly
Veterans in rural areas turned down by local lenders should apply directly to VA regional offices to speed loan processing and set up a priority system for those unable to secure VA guaranteed GI loans through VHMCP. Southwestern VA offices include Houston San Antonio Waco Dallas Lubbock Texas Shreveport New Orleans and Jackson Miss.
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Veterans Administration
VHMCP
Southwestern VA
Houston
San Antonio
Waco
Dallas
Alpine High Student Kay Young Writes For The Avalanche
In the noon hours halls of Alpine High reveal senior Kay Young busily typing a newspaper column carried in The Avalanche. The classroom scene highlights writing skill as a learning method. Also included is a weekly Elmbridge Morley commentary on adjustment by Paul Hills' English class.
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Alpine High
Kay Young
Christopher Morley
Paul Hills
Technological Camera Survives 17,000 PSI Test off Guam
Dr. Harold Edgerton of MIT developed a camera for the National Geographic Society that withstands 17,000 pounds per square inch, higher than water pressure at the Challenger Depth near Guam. Soundings indicate depths of 35,640 feet nearly seven miles.
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Harold Edgerton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
National Geographic Society
Guam
See For Yourself Grass Roots Study Trip Planned
From where I sit 4y Joe Marsh high school correspondent reports Economics and Geography students will take charter buses for a ten day Operation See For Yourself study trip. They plan to dust out of the classroom with a clear conscience this time of year.
Cadillac 1956 Models Shift From Heart to Practical Choice
A showroom visitor moves from hesitation to commitment as he learns Cadillacs offer modest cost, dependable performance, and strong resale value. Dealers tout integrity and favorable year end incentives, urging a visit to make Cadillac ownership more practical now.
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Cadillac
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First National Bank
Bulganin
Joe Marsh
Military Reserve Week
Army
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