Varied Program Set for State FFA Convention in Dallas
The 28th annual Texas FFA convention in Dallas runs July 25 to 27 with State President Royce Bodiford presiding. More than 3,000 FFA members and leaders attend. speakers include Joe Moore and Dallas Mayor R L Thornton. Activities include public speaking eliminations, a Fun Night, awards, a Lone Star Farmer banquet, and an FFA queen selection.
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Dallas
Farmers of Texas
FFA
Royce Bodiford
Millsap
Statler-Hilton
Texas Ffa
Joe Moore
Granville
Tenn
Star American Farmer
United States
Anderson- Clayton
Texas Farm Bureau
Frank M. Wood
Stewart Company of
Argentina Won't Get Atomic Reactor Within Two Years
United States energy official John A. Hall said Argentina will receive an experimental atomic reactor within the next two years. The pledge reflects ongoing U. S. assistance from the Atomic Energy Commission as the note underscores rapid progress in cooperation.
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Buenos Aires
John A. Hall
U. S Atomic Energy Commmission
United States
Argentina
Court Minutes and Civil Dockets Reach Across District
The Sixth District Court reports new civil cases including actions by Mrs. L. O. McFarland and Jack Scott against E. M. Lackey, and adoptions and name changes. Civil and criminal minutes note divorces, custody, and a plea of guilty with a one year sentence plus costs. Marriage licenses issued list several couples. In Trenton New Jersey a housewife cites finding a tiny frog with tap water.
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Sixth District Court
A. M. Harrison
L. O. McFarland
Jack Scott
E. M. Lackey
Annie Morton
Mary Helen Davis
Eddie Campbell
Willard McIntyre
Will. M. W. Waldrum
R. E. Snow
Annie Mae Norton
Annie Mac Smith
Alice Baldwin
Frank Baldwin
World Broadcasting System
Bonham Publishing Company, Inc
Johnnie Parham
Imogene Parham
Choice Moore
Fuller
State
Paul Keahey
Department of Public Safety
R. A. Creed
James McGee
J. B. Johnson
Ralph Tigler
Charlie P. Masters
Horace Steely Williams
Artie Hunnicutt
Dave G. Taylor
Claude T. Jones
W. H. Ferguson
R. B. Nunnelee
Gene Douglas Morris
J. B. Sabley
Horace W. Gandy
E. E. Morris
William Thurman Chambers
James Allen Benson
Patsy Jean Carter
Alvis Edward Knowles, Jr
Shirley Ann Dilbeck
Walter Winslow Eagleton
Sandra Elaine Pilliod
Wilburn Burl Holt
Dollye Irene Taylor
Marion Duane Gibbs
Mary Jan Kuckelhan
Pat Bailey Nichols
Nancy Ann Richardson
B. D. Harris
Alyine Harris
Charles Jones
Velma Rae Cain
John A. Briggs
Minnie Lee Finney
Lester Earl Spencer
Delores Allene Homer
Donald Wayne Sinor
Bonnie Irene Ingram
Jack B. Clapp
Gina M. Pebworth
Aubrey Nolan Parker
Ruth Lanelle Crumby
Trenton
N. J
Elizabeth Burkhard
Burning Sun Worsens Texas Crop Distress Despite Rain Boosts
The USDA says burning summer heat added to crop distress across Texas with moisture exhausted in most areas. Some relief came from rains along the upper coast boosting cotton and pasture prospects, while other regions faced poor yields and late growth in South Texas and the Blacklands. Watermelons move from Hempstead to Elgin as harvests approach.
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Earry
High Plains
South Central
USDA
Lower Valley
South Texas
Blacklands
Hempstead
Bellville
Elgin- Smithville
Texas
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Conservative Club
Sir Winston
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Mede
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Libby
Prince Leo
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Nob Hill Coffee
Kraft
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Neiss
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Satay
Ershey Candy Snicker Candy Rigley Gum
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Cragmont Beverages
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