National PTA Annual Meet Set for Oklahoma City Next Year
The National Congress of Parents and Teachers announced its 6th annual convention will run May 18 to 20 in Oklahoma City. Mrs. Newton B. Leonard of Providence, its president, spoke at the Congress Hotel during the fall Board of Managers meeting, naming the Oklahoma City Municipal Auditorium as the general sessions venue. Committee members include Mrs. Edward G. Menkemelier Jr. of Wheel, Mr. Ink of Newport, and Mrs. Joel Burkitt of Tulsa, with ex-officio Tulsa president in the Oklahoma Congress.
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Oklahoma City
Newton B. Leonard
Providence
Leonard
Organiza On
Congress Hotel
Oklahoma’ City
Lars
Waller J. Beckman
Tion
Tional Congress
Edward G. Menkemelier, Jr
Wheel
West VI Congress of Parents and Teachers
Mr Ink
Newport
Arkansas Congress of Parents ‘and Teachers
Joel Burkitt
Tulsa
Oklahoma Congress of Parents and Teachers
Sul Ross Ex-Student Assn Seeks Ten Ex Addresses
Sul Ross Ex-Student Assn asks ex students to inform secretary James Kemp of any address changes and to provide the current addresses of ten other exes. The association aims to keep in closer touch with former students, whether members or not, with envelopes directed to The Sul Ross Ex Student Association, Sul Ross State College, Alpine, Texas.
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Sul Ross
Sul Ross Ex Student Association
Sul Ross State College
Alpine
Texas
Tank Load Of Metals For U S Army Production
A fragmented report notes that the new medium works are producing metals for the United States Army in addition to steel and other metals. It mentions the term hundreds of sounds of nickel as part of the material output.
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United States Army
Bulb Planting Tips From a Georgia Garden Column
Many requests prompt this bulb planting guide. It explains daffodil and narcissus differences, notes tulip depths of eight to nine inches, and advises planting multiple varieties for extended bloom. Watering after fall planting and avoiding direct fertilizer contact with bulbs are recommended, with caution to choose reliable local dealers.
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Darwin
Texas land prices reach all time high in 1981
Texas land prices soar to new peak with state average climbing from 49.95 in 1950 to 62.19 in 1951 per Texas A&M agriculture report. Voters approved a 100 million dollar revolving fund to help veterans buy farms at favorable long term rates, boosting a market already booming and risking inflation.
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College Station
Texas
The
Agriculture Experiment, Station of
Texas A&m
College Ship
Sport
Land Prices Rise With Cotton Costs In 1951
In 1951 land values climbed across most farming regions as cotton prices stayed high, acreage removals before the season, and booming oil and gas activity spurred development. Prices advanced in eleven of twelve major farming areas, while Grand Prairie saw a drop in average value.
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Grand Prairie
Drought Influences Ranch Prices Across Plains Regions
A field report notes drought conditions affecting grazing areas across the high plains Trans-Pecos and central basins. Prices rose notably in Iron Mountain Missouri north-central grazing area by 65 percent and in the Edwards Plateau and central Basin regions by 46 percent. The Rio Grande plain saw a 51 percent increase while other zones posted smaller gains.
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High Plains
Trans-Pecos
Iron Mountain
Missour
Coast Prairie
Edwards PA
Rio Grande Plain
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