$1000 Scintillator Aids Research At Southwest Foundation
A new $8,000 Packard Tri Carb scintillator with two detectors is now in use at Southwest Foundation for Research and Education in San Antonio. It measures radioactivity to tag molecules, aiding cancer and sulfur studies while filtering out cosmic rays and electrical noise for precise results.
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Southwest
Educa
Antonio
Cenh
Packard
Southwest Foundation
Uoique
Buffalo Trail Council Meeting Set In Kermit
The 33rd Buffalo Trail Council Boy Scouts of America meet January 13 in Kermit. Roy E. Carter, council president, announced the business session at 4:30 p.m. in the high school study hall and a banquet at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria. Ladies’ entertainment runs 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium.
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Buffalo Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
Kermit
Roy E. Carter
Future Teachers Club Organized In High School
A Future Teachers of America club has been organized at the local high school to promote teaching careers. The group, affiliated with state and national FTA, aims to aid members in learning about teaching opportunities, develop character, study great educators, and foster student leadership.
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Future Teachers Club
Future Teachers of America
Texas Future Teachers of American
National
Jo Ann Brown
Andrews Classroom
LaVayne Haskins
Charlene Hen ‘Ee
Hetty Thames
Jerry Torrance
Tommie Sue Wright
Dessie Echols
Jan Ellis
Glenda Morrison
Carolyn Rees
Dorene Brown
Betty Lytle
Sam Galloway
Wanda Whitman
Margaret Earle
Joyce Gilson
Joyce Linville
Carla Sue Horton
Kay Grewell
Nelda Carlisle
Kay Ford
Local residents visit family and attend holiday events
Mr Sherman Cresson from Massachusetts visits his brother in Pure Gasoline Camp. The Walker and Bolin families travel to Monument and Andrews for visits and a Levelland Andrews basketball game. A Christmas party hosted by Mrs Hurley Craddock features white decor and gifts. Family trips extend to Van Texas and Clay City Illinois for the holidays. Diana Bolin spends the night in Andrews with relatives.
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Sherman Cresson
Mass
Charles Cresson
Pure Gasoline
George Walker
Monument
New Mexico
Walker
Walkers
W. C. Bolin
Andrews
Diana
Levelland-Andrews
Henry Gentry
Pure Production
Odessa
Hurley Craddock
John Miller
Bridge Club
Craddock
Willard Bolin
Leslie Thompson
Robert Staton
John Murphy
Coy Taylor
Roy Dean
Duane
Pure Gasoline Camp
Van
Texas
Mr. Taylor
Kermit
Clay City
Illinois
The Law and How Lawyers Advise Clients
The article explains that lawyers cannot state absolute law for every fact situation but give best judgments based on statutes and decisions. It outlines extensive training in Texas and the need to study 10 000 to 20 000 cases to learn legal principles. It notes lawyers must apply precedent to each client fact pattern in counseling and litigation.
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Texas
Lawyers Read Laws and Decisions for Solid Guidance
The text notes that many legal queries need statute and case law research. It emphasizes that fingerprints vary, memory is limited, and lawyers rely on authoritative statutes and precedents. Due to law fluctuations, a lawyer may give informed opinions rather than absolute statements.
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Lil’s Beauty Bar
Haskell
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Shell Development Company
Houston
N. W. Dickerson, Jr
A. F. Roscoe
Dickerson
Louis E. Throgmorton
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Republic National Life Insurance
Dallas
O Q O. Whitten
Wink
Emmett Beauchamp
Pecos
H H Simmons
Luther Reynolds
O G Rudy
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Dollarhide News
Ter
Reas Ene
Model
Osses
Gwd Gant
News Office
Virgil
Ford
Torans
Johnny Smith Motor CO
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