Anahuac High School Honor Roll Announced
Anahauac High School lists honor roll recipients for the third six weeks across grades including seniors Samantha Ashby Emily Beckett Cherryl Clemmons George Daigle James Dye Martin Fanett Patsy Gardner Karen Goodsell Carolyn Lee Guy Mendomhall Bill Munger Ann Hard Roland Sparks and Larry Walt. Juniors include Sherwood Blair Kay Dmeote Russell Ezer Cynthia Fancher Grace Hall Billie Joan House Georgia McBride Bob Munger Jack Penick Peggy Robertson Dean Scott Lelda Stephenson Carroll Withorn Tommy Willcox Sandra Yawn and Carol York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anshute High School
Samantha Ashby
Emily Beckett
Cherryl Clemmons
George Daigle
James Dye
Martin Fanett
Patsy Gardner
Karen Goodsell
Carolyn Lee
Guy Mendemhall
Bill Munger
Ann Hard
Roland Sparks
Larry Walt
Sherwood Blair
Kay Dmeote
Russell Ezer
Cynthia Fancher
Grace Hall
Billie Joan House
Georgia McBride
Bob Munger
Jack Penick
Peggy Robertson
Dean Scott
Mark Schultz
Susie Williamson
Gene Wilson
Sandy Blair
Lynn Bond
Roylene Campbell
Jeanie Dundon
Linda Fahring
Randy Forrest
Elizabeth King
George Mayes
Daphne McManus
Ronnie Moore
Cyd Needham
Barbara Robertson
Warren Scherer
Jerry Sparks
Ronnie Wallace
Johneta Turner
Bobby Wilborn
Tone Witherspoon
Charlie Beckett
Dana Poland
Cherry Chambliss
Carolyn Cardwell
Mary Callaway
Betsy Harmon
Marilyn Horn
Sami Dell Tunze
Bobby Gill
Dianne Casey
Mike Turner
Betty Albritton
Myrtle King
Danny Fuson
Nike Turner
Steve Ducote
Lin Marcootell
Hin
Linda Dobbs
Sherry Cardwell
Tommy Booth
Kathy Hardy
Brenda Hatton
Glenn Edmonds
Bob Baillie
Sandra DiCar
Wind erosion damages vast Plains farmland across 10 states
The Agriculture Department reports 244,930 acres damaged by wind erosion in the Great Plains over recent months, including 197,292 cropland and 41,968 range. Montana leads with 165,340 acres, followed by North Dakota and others, with reports incomplete for several counties.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains
Montana
North Dakota
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Los Alamos Builds Nuclear Fallout Shelters for Civil Defense
Los Alamos residents swiftly organized a citywide civil defense plan to shelter thousands in basements and protected spaces as the town, birthplace of the A and H bombs, prepares for potential fallout. Volunteers, scientists, and officials coordinate shelter space, assignments, and emergency food, anticipating radiation risks and aiming for survival rather than panic.
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New Mulaibs of
Los Alamos
Los Allamog Scientific Laboratory
University of Callpace
Ssee
Los Alatos
Jemez
Alamos
Mer
Berlin
Soviet Union
Negro Named Officer of International Company
New York AP reports Macrosse Lane Senay, a Black man, has risen from college graduate to vice president and senior executive at a major firm. He notes limited early opportunities, but after World War II barriers eased as merit count grew. he now earns about $20,000 and lives in Yonkers with his wife and two adopted sons. He credits gradual acceptance among executives and a focus on ability over race. He began in advertising in New York, rose through PepsiCo, and hails from Louisville, Kentucky, where his father led West Kentucky State College.
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New York
Macrosse Lane Senay
Ruse
Mudy
Pepel
Peps
Tana
Harvey
Russell
Yonkers
Jacqueline Denison
Chicago
Louisville
West Kentucky State College
Unemployment Drops Below Six Percent for January
Washington AP reports unemployment fell to 5.8 percent in January marking a first drop below six percent in 16 months. Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg noted a 14 million drop in employment to 5,058,000 and a 572,000 rise in unemployment, both largely seasonally expected. He cited a vigorous recovery despite long-term joblessness and urged prompt training programs to better align rising job levels with available workers.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Serainet
Kermedy
Kennedy
Gol
Labor Department
Children Allowed To See Deaf, Blind Man
AKRON Ohio AP Georgia Hathaway a deaf and blind woman recovering from a heart attack at Akron General Hospital. The hospital relaxed rules on children's visiting rights to permit Clarence her son who will be 7 on Feb 1 to visit. Clarence is the eyes and ears of his mother and her father Harold Hathaway both deaf and blind. The couple in 1955 won a court fight to prevent a welfare agency from placing Clarence in a foster home. Mrs Hathaway no longer needs an oxygen tent and can sit in a chair and feed herself.
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Akron, Ohio
Georgia Hathaway
Akron General Hospital
Harold Hathaway
Clarence
Half of U S Males Might Have Heart Trouble
Dr James V Warren president elect of the American Heart Association says about half of American males have some heart trouble. He notes a Korean War finding that three quarters of young men idle in battle showed beginnings of heart trouble. Warren chairs medicine at Ohio State University and spoke in New Orleans to the Louisiana Heart Association.
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New Orleans
James V. Warren
American Heart Association
Warren
Ohio State University
Louisiana Heart Association
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Edwin Watson
Claudia Watts
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Halley Moore
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Jimmy Tumey
Betty Wagner
Shier
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Jon Baillie
Garland
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Joey Clayton
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Debbie Desormeaux
Debbie Dietrich
Bill Dobbs
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Debbie Gibson
Wayne A. Gibson
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Heartley Jones
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Gregory Turmer
James Vaughan
Freda Weaver
Gary Weaver
Paul Weaver
Roy Wheeler
Donald Wilcox
Chicken Shack
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Come Stevens
Warner Bros Feature
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Neering
Enetaniv
Civil Defense
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Los Alamos Laboratory
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Zia Company
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Debie Reynolds
Belona
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Moreland
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Yeager's Meat Market
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Complete Home Entertainment Center
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