Spur Wins Four Firsts In District 3-A Meet At Floydada
Spur led with four first places at the District 3-A Interscholastic League contests held at Floydada. Ralis and Paducah each won two events. Floydada Tulia Lockney Crosbyton also earned firsts. Winners spanned events from typing to number sense with various performers from Spur Paducah Ralls Tulia Floydada Crosbyton and Tulia named among top placers.
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Spur
Floydada
Apri
Ralis
Paducah
Tulia
Lockney
Crosbyton
Betty Thornton
Ralls
Janet Walters
Bill MacShipley
Jean Barton
Myrna Wilson
Virginia House
Ra'ls
Jackie Cloud
Carrol Handley
Tommie Anderson
Douglas Whitfil
H. G. Nells
Fay Conway
Moselle Hutton
Norma Cooper
Janet Liovd
Shelia Ma
Lone
Betty Noble
Sammy Shultz
Arlene Wilson
Lois Parker
Pat Porter
Jeannette Pickens
Trois Muncy
Velma Briggs
Patsey Hopkins
Pinnie Dupres
James Taylor
Max Johnson
J. B. Morrison
Cecilia Puckett
Betty Howard
Dorothy Ratton
Calvin Cooper
Tulsa
Joyce Blankenship
Lavern Dorman
Barnsdall Oil May Be Merged Into Sunray Oil Corporation
Tulsa April 1 A proposal to merge Barnsdall Oil with Sunray Oil will be presented to stockholders of both companies within a month. Sunray reports 1949 net profit 10,846,070 or 1.77 a share. Sunray bought 800,781 Barnsdall shares for about 4.8 million. Net crude oil and distillate production fell to 10,729,020 barrels due to Texas proration. refinery margins remained satisfactory.
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Tulsa
Barnsdall Oil Company
Sunray Oil Corporation
Sunray
Atlas Corporation
Barnsdall
Texas
Census Cleanup Aims to Finish Lubbock Households
A. F. Rasor, census officer for the Lubbock Independent School district, says a post March cleanup will enumerate households missed or not yet contacted if they resided in the district before April 1, 1950. More than nine-tenths of Lubbock homes are complete, but a final effort will ensure every house reports, regardless of children aged five to eighteen.
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Lubbock
A. F. Rasor
Lubbock Independent School District
Rasor
Texas Tech Campus Elections Nearing Finish With 67 Filing
With one day left for petitions, Texas Tech spring elections edge forward as 67 students seek 26 campus posts. Top races include council secretary and cheerleader posts. Ballot drawing scheduled 5 p.m. Monday in Administration Building room 210.
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Texas Tech
Arts and Sciences Council
Division of Arts and Sciences
Council
Marshall Gettys
Tech
Bob Schmidt
Horton Russell
Russell Logan
Ralph Lacy
Jim Choate
Charlotte Ritch
Shirley Fields
Jane Adams
Jeanne Sharpe
Tommie Ann Campbell
Keith Schier
Douglas McSwane
Charlie Joplin
Bobby Garner
Jerry Freeman
Frank Austin
Joe Hewett
James Linton Wadley
Wilmer Luke
Dalton E. Hamilton
Dan Moody Wells
Bill Easter
Jack Alderson
Sam Bates
Carl Randolph
Elizabeth Schovassa
Marie Lewis
Janet Crandall
Marvel Gibner
Virginia Cocorran
Margaret Clark
Impossible Tie Her Own Christmas Gift
Alice Loew notices at a wedding breakfast that her brother Tom aged 17 is the center of attention for his gaudy necktie. He admits the tie is a Christmas gift, calling it a festive, if unusual, present.
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Milwaukee
Alice Loew
Tom
Alice
Senate bill on gas price controls condemned by official panel
Charles S. Rhyne, general counsel of the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers, called the FPC exemption bill the worst the Senate has passed in 15 years. He noted 86 percent of U.S. natural gas is regulated and warned of higher consumer rates. Municipal officials from 13 states attended the first councilmen and aldermen convention.
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Baltimore
Federal Power Commission
Senate
Charles S. Rhyne
National Institute of Municipal Law Officers Association
Rhyne
FPC
U.S. Sees Midpoint Passed in Marshall Plan Recovery
Washington reports the Marshall Plan has moved past the midway point as Europe shows economic gains. ECA notes a 15 percent rise in industrial production since 1938, rising Europe America trade, and eight point six billion dollars in aid since April 1948 while urging faster dollar-gap closure and deeper economic integration.
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Washington
INS
United States
Europe
Economic Cooperation Administration
America
ECA
Doctors urge penalties for unreasonable patients in NHS
London reports say physicians constrained by Britain's Health Service urge penalties for unreasonable patients, arguing causation of strained care and demand clearer limits on patient conduct within public healthcare.
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Britain
Health Service
London
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Sloan Fortenberry, Jr
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Amarillo
Tnm&co
Art Chesher
Diane Wimberly
Jo Ann Williams
Jo Ann Simmons
Margaret Israel
Robbie Manning
James Hargrove
Roy Bassett
H. C. Meith
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J. D. Helms
Charles Beedy
Cecil Mardis
Alvin G. Davis
Robert Duke
Glen Johnson
George Belcheff
Flake Tompkins
Rather Willis
John Tom Saker
Carroll C. Sanders
Harold Brannan
Pat Todd
Jimmie Henley
Nancy Davis
Mary Ann Kelly
George T. Edwards
Bill Parsley
Betty Formby
Josh Ramsey
Guido Miller
John Maner
Mary Ruth Norris
Jane Austin
Pat Edwards
Clodette Baker
Marcia Rogers
Zenith
Hollywood
Nunn Electric Supply Corp
Buick
Scoggin-Lickey Buick Co
DIAL
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Mhalvisecston
Broadway
Batlimore
U.S
Meinecke Bros
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