Crop Dusters Taught In College At Texas A M
College at Texas A M begins the first college sponsored crop dusting course. The five week program covers insect control, aircraft care, calibration, distribution patterns, seeding, fertilizing, and regulatory laws with certificates awarded to qualifiers. Entities include Texas A M College Texas Engineering Experiment Station Civil Aeronautics Administration and names Gale Hanson Fred E Weick J C Gaines George A Roth.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A&m College
Fred E. Weick
Texas Engineering Experiment Station
Texas A&m College System
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Texas Aerial Applicators Association
Gale F. Hanson
CAA
J. C. Gaines
Weich
George A. Roth
Parakeet Foils Man's Arrest in Fort Worth
A drunken man was booked in Fort Worth but lost his parakeet companion. Police found the bird perched behind the man's neck and Matron Halie Cook took custody of the parakeet, while the man faced no jail time.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Halie Cook
Michigan Firms Dominate U S Aspirin Production
Michigan companies account for nearly all aspirin used in the United States, highlighting the state’s pivotal role in the national pharmaceutical supply chain. Major producers and facilities operate at scale, shaping pricing, availability, and market dynamics nationwide.
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Michigan
United States
Jet streams studied for weather clues above Earth
Scientists investigate mysterious jet streams eight miles above the Earth, seeking explanations for weather patterns and atmospheric behavior.
Texan Opposes Public Housing
Rep Bruce Alger of Texas denounces public housing as socialism saying Americans seeking affordable housing press for more than housing and noting the 1955 act tied to FHA renewal. He argues voters can make informed choices and criticizes the legislative maneuver behind the provision.
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Dallas
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
No Action On Tax Expected Solons Eye Oil Depletion Allowance
A congressional tax policy subcommittee weighing the 274 per cent oil and gas depletion allowance heard arguments for and against the deduction. Horace M Gray argued it harms public revenue and distorts the economy, while Scott C Lambert of Standard Oil countered that changing the rule would threaten national interests. The panel expects a report after Congress reconvenes, but no immediate cuts are planned. The debate includes leaders from Texas on both sides and possibly a revived effort led by Sen. Paul H. Douglas to trim the tentatively protected deduction.
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Washington
Joint Congressional Committee On the Economic Report
Horace M. Gray
University of Illinois
Scott C. Lambert
Standard Oil Co
California
Gray
Lambert
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
George M.humphreys
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Paul H. Douglas
D-Nl
Douglas
Gray - Lambert
Farm Tax Guide Now Available County farm guide aids tax questions
A 63 page Farmers' Tax Guide on income and self employment taxes is now available at the Comanche county courthouse basement in the county agents office after repairs from the December 8 fire. The guide outlines tax rules for farmers with dates, filing methods, and sample return, plus deductions, depreciation, and self employment tax.
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Comanche County
Lewis Haydock
Area Men In Service On Christmas Leave From San Diego
Samuel Wayne Van Meter son of Mr and Mrs Ray Van Meter 903 5S Fourth is home on a 12 day Christmas leave. He is at the Naval Training Center San Diego awaiting Torpedoman's Mate School. Jerry A Weaver son of Mr and Mrs Bert H Weaver 1008 McKinley visits during Christmas leave from the Training Center San Diego. Elvis Robert Rich and Benny Ray Johnson also home visiting their parents before returning to boot training in San Diego.
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Samuel van Meter
Samuel Wayne van Meter
Ray van Meter
van Meter
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Sooner
Jerry A. Weaver
USN
Bert H. Weaver
McKinley
Navy Training Center
Lawton High School
Lawton
Elvis Robert Rich
Murphy Rich
Williams
Benny Ray Johnson
A. F. Johnson
Washington
Experts Diagnose Flaws In U S Education System
Kansas City experts from a National School Boards Association symposium say education suffers from overwork and under-nourishment. They warn of inefficiency, lack of vision, and rising demand for skilled workers, calling for longer school days, teacher aides, rotated use of buildings, and fresh approaches. Local finance shortages and teacher supply gaps emerge as key hurdles across 48 states.
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Margaret Richards
United Press
Kansas City
National School Boards Association
Population boom in West outpaces East 1940 to 1950
The 17 western states saw a population rise of 25.8 percent from 1940 to 1950, while the 31 eastern states increased by 11.5 percent, reflecting regional growth disparities.
Alloy steels give springs strong elastic resilience for rail use
Springs made of alloy steels provide good elastic strength and impact resistance, making them widely used in railroad and other heavy duty applications.
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