Texas Hospitals Rank Near Bottom in Mental Health Study
The National Institute of Mental Health rates Texas as low as 45th in one of four studies and no higher than 37th in the others, indicating significant deficiencies in state psychiatric facilities and care across the region. The report contrasts with a milder recent label from a public health survey team.
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National Institute of Mental Health
Texas
United States Public Health Service
Oklahoma Safety Initiatives Highlight Statewide Efforts
State Highway Director Hf Bailey reports nearly half of Oklahoma’s highway mileage received center-line or yellow reflector lines in six months, totaling 4.953 miles. Federal figures show 1949 government shares in health education and welfare at $52,465,682. Lawton man jailed for delivering a letter alleging wife abuse. Oklahoma game rangers logged 1,565 arrests in 1949 with $32,838.80 in fines. Poteau area plans a recreation program under the banner Recreation Unlimited. Mollie Terrapin, an elderly Cherokee, sits for oil portraits at Oklahoma Northeastern State College. Oklahoma highway suit against Rumsey Bros. Pipeline appealed to the U S Supreme Court for $60,000 after a bridge damage incident.
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Federal Security Agency
Thomas M. Sparks
Maud
Wisterdam
Poteau
Recreation Unlimited
Mollie Terrapin
Oklahoma Northeastern State College
Tahlequah
Oklahoma Highway Department
Arkansas River Bridge
U. S. 60
Ponca City
U. S. Supreme Court
Rumsey Bros. Pipeline Co
Wichita
Kan
Rumsey
Pawhuska
ENMU Students Named to Who’s Who in America
Ten Eastern New Mexico University Portales students were honored for scholarship leadership and activities. Names include H. L. Stephens Jr, Margaret Ann Cole, Wauniema Turner, Rex L. Ormon, John M. Bealmear, Richard H. Gravel, Billy P. McDaniel, Charles P. Wilson, Jimmie Ruth Alford, and Beryl Louise Brown. U S 66 Project Directors of the Highway 66 Association in Tucumcari set a 12 350 dollar publicity program to promote cross country travel.
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Eastern New Mexico University of Portales
H. L. Stephens, Jr
Margaret Ann Cole
Wauniema Turner
Rex L. Ormon
John M. Bealmear
Richard H. Gravel
Billy P. McDaniel
Charles P. Wilson
Jimmie Ruth Alford
Beryl Louise Brown
Tucumcari
N. M
Ceramics Field Opens Wide in Texas Says UT Professor
UT ceramics engineering professor F. K. Pence says Texas lacks table ware and electrical porcelain industries, though raw materials, facilities, labor, and a growing Southwest market exist. He notes ceramic graduates have strong job prospects, with potential pathways into management or ownership in small stable plants.
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Texas
F. K. Pence
University of Texas
Southwest
Pence
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