Warriors Meet Lions In 5-AA Tonight In District Action
Junior high and B team games open at 6 and 7 15 p m as the Purple Warriors host the Greenville Lions in Bondi gym in a triple header The feature clash at 8 30 p m pits Denison and Gainesville also in district 5 AA play
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Russia Ready to Resume Talks on Lend-Lease Bill
Soviet Ambassador Alexander Stanyushkin said Moscow is prepared to restart negotiations with the United States to settle the Soviet Union's lend-lease debt totaling 11.297 billion dollars. The statement came in Washington.
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Lois Ellen Ray On Baylor Honor Roll
Lois Ellen Ray on Baylor University Dean's list for fall quarter with a straight A average. Acting Dean Monroe Carroll confirms 101 students earned the honor from 4100+ enrollment, 56 men and 45 women.
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Bailey Bulldogs Savoy Girls Extend District Wins
Bailey Bulldogs beat Dodd City 49-19 as Traylor scored 12 and London 7 in a District 42-13 game. Savoy girls overwhelmed Go ber sextette 23-8, led all game by their defense. Dodd City girls won 27-14, Peebles 13, Robinson 10, Sudderth top scorer for Bailey.
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Local Friday Primetime High School Basketball Notes
Fletcher and Davis of Dodd City fouled out in the fourth quarter as Gober s Plowboys beat Envey 34 to 26. Bobby Turner led Gober with eight points while Guerreiro and Moore tied for Savoy top scoring. Ector swept Bartley Woods in girls 32 13 boys 30 29 in a thriller. Fulp led Ector with 21 points and Ammons led Bartley Woods with eight. Kenneth Whitehead scored 18 for Ector boys and Evans had 14 for Bartley Woods. Windom and Randolph split with girls 15 14 and boys 19 for Randolph after overtime periods.
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Beauford Jester Forms Six Committees on Traffic Safety
Gov. Beauford H. Jester named six committees in Austin to draft a preliminary highway safety program ahead of the Dallas conference meeting March 19-20. He called the 1947 traffic toll a gravest concern to every Texan.
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Time studies boost farm efficiency and save labor
Agricultural colleges report practical work studies that cut walking time and labor costs. A dairy farmer saved two miles of walking daily and 2 hours 5 minutes each day by improved milking and barn setup, spending under $50. Five-step plans suggest breaking jobs, timing parts, comparing methods, and applying new practices. Purdue bulletin 307 and local agents offer further guidance.
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