Trek to Erect Memorial for Rogers and Post Across Pacific
A Saturday Morning story details a memorial trek honoring Will Rogers and Wiley Post. Fred Klerekoper recounts a 10 000 mile voyage from Oklahoma to California aboard a craft built with a foot shaft and stone on top of the world. The plan navigated Arctic waters amid storms, but adverse weather halted the flight, and the minister continued the narrative from a beach gathering.
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Trek
Rogers
Post
Calif
Texas
Okla
Jesus
Fred. Klerekoper
Oma
Kansas
Stanley
Morgan
Sat. Morganet
Signal Corps
Pacific
Wiley
Arctic
Alaska
Lubbock
Hon. Curtis
Fiat
Point Barrow
Will Rogers
Wiley Post
California
Barrow Expedition Remembered At Texas Tech Event
The article recalls the Will Rogers Barrow expedition with Eskimo witnesses, a dedication at Barrow, and a proposed inscription. It notes Texas Tech events including a festival in the Coronado Room and a concert program featuring John Cage and David Tudor, along with student compositions and regional awards. The piece mentions Post family ties and a ceremony tied to the 15 August memorial.
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Barrow
Alaska
Ieushi
Curtis
Brownwood
Lubbock
Homer
Kellema
Springs
Ark
Wilmers Mission Church
Stns
Hilsboro
Tex
Johnspost
Kayser
Chickashi
Okla
Glarence Lee
Fi Scott
Kanland
Utninks
Furf. Sn
Winky
Aloes
Stocmyjed
Oollookers
Wiley Post
Texas
Tech
Wereskimo
Point Barrow
Eskimos
Will Rogers
Hillsboro
Sims
Kelem
Wallakpa Lai
Rogerwiley Post
Claire Geel
Santatha
Calif
Doh Hanes
Garner
Rogers-Post
Ee An Alpha
Milon
Ana Band
Tech Union
Caepablons
Lowell Cross
Tech Music
Eer
Coronado
Mt Paritaine
Jill
Lorgan
Pam
John Cage
David Tudor
Western World Receives Medalist Rating in National Contest
The Western World, a Lubbock High School student newspaper, earned a Medalist Rating in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association’s annual judging in New York. Judges praised superlative writing, strong advertising, and a robust fall issue, noting the paper’s lively editorial and arts coverage.
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Singled Out
Lubbock High School
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
New York
Firat
Teen-Age Bands Compete In Monterey Auditorium Start
Teens and bands from Seagraves Maven Class CD, Thompson, Lichefield, Coronado JH prepare for contests beginning 8 a.m. at Monterey auditorium. Events list many junior high and high school ensembles with schedules and officials including Johnny Clark and Dean Kil- Yon overseeing the Texas Tech music staff.
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Soensivea Enecvaie
Monterey Auditorium
Ie Alway
Seagraves, Maven
Thompson Junior High
Lichefield Junior High
Coronado Junior High
Alderson
West Texas ‘State University
Johnny Clark
Olton
Dean Kil- Yon
Texas Tech Music Staff
Annual Vocational Agriculture Tests At Tech Draw 1500 Students
About 1500 students from areas 1 and 2 are expected for the Texas Tech annual Vocational Agriculture tests. Contests cover livestock dairy cattle dairy products poultry meats and judging including cotton crops grass and land. Winners announce at 2 p.m. in the Student Union Building with a barbecue at 5 p.m. hosted by the cooperative extension. State qualifiers proceed to College Station May 2.
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Rigby Walter Labay
Plainview
Poate
Huina Harris
Big Spring
West Texas
Vasiyir Ta Sris Samal
Teas Educational Agriculture Seige
L. M. Hargrave
Tech Agricultural Education Department
Pinins Cooper
College Station
Ill Ceruty
Aer Fon
Eyedieo
Tori
Texas Vorational Centture Teachers Assn
Cleriton Jomery
Texas Assn
Pumers
I Agricultural Education Department
T. le Leach
Texas
Tech
Eleven Penalties After Court Hearings Report
Defendants pleaded guilty in District Court Friday and received penalties. Carlos Morales, 71, Ishoe Street, was ordered to pay restitution of 589 dollars and face two year terms after conviction for forging instruments. R B Smith, 23, 2208 South Street, was also sentenced to two years with restitution. Four others received three year probationary sentences for offenses including theft by baile and burglary. Names include E L Montana, 34, Cherry Avenue. David Shepherd, 00 SD Street. and Nie McCuttar, 20, 46th Street. A separate case involved failure to stop and render aid in a March accident. A Methodist church service was announced for Sunday with a 7:30 p.m. program.
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Victor Lindsey
Cadoo
Homme Asst
Bill Laubach
Carlos. Morales
Ishoe St
R.B. Smith
Ito Walden Motor Co
Cherry Ave
Earl Daniels
David Shepherd
Sd St
Nie McCuttar
Methway
Williams Seeks Statewide Post Opposing Sadler
Former Lubbock resident 42 year old Williams runs on a liberal slate against Sadler in a statewide race. He sits on White's Humpty Dumpty Food Stores board, active in the Methodist church, Boy Scouts and civic affairs. Williams has two sons and 44 years in service at Topes Guasime feet. He was educated at Staion. Austin Dermonstration.
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Sadler Fase
Stearns
White's! iHumipty
Methodist
Williams
Austin Dermonstration
Philosophical Group Sets Tech Session in New Mexico
The New Mexico Philosophy Society announces a morning tech session in Mesa room, focusing on philosophical discussions and practical demonstrations. Members will gather to explore tech topics through a philosophical lens and share insights.
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New Mexico
Jeal ‘Society
Wil Noel
Tinea
Mesa
Room of the Tech
Ready for Orbit Moscow Update on Cosmonauts Health
Moscow radio reported no health changes in cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Pavel Popovich after their twin sights in 1962. A team of medical experts signed a report on the men.
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Moscow
Russia
Andrian Nikolayev
Pavel Popovich
Notable faculty to speak on foreign languages
Fragmentary notes show professors Maphide W. L. Docker, Lawrence Bowling, J. Z. Mc Cullen, English and Harold delivering lectures on languages. Meeting times are given as today from 2 to 5 p.m., 6:30 to 3:00 p.m., and Sunday morning from 9 a.m. to noon, with unclear details about participants.
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Seen
Te Brofessore
Maphide
W. L. Docker
Petroleum Sealeari
Lawrence Bowling
J. "Z. Mtc Cullen
Unclear Texan Names List with Many Misspellings
Fragmentary OCR reads like a roster of Texas names and places such as Dallas Abilene Houston Lubbock Levelland and Del Mar with numerous misspellings. Several individuals including Pat Hamilton Karen Gay Mary Behrends and Janet Sterk appear attached to scattered cities, suggesting a community or school listing rather than a full article.
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Texas Tech
Ing Fagenor
Dallas
Schofield
Fay Moss
Ben Frantiis
Karen Gay
Pat Hamilton
Ciebume
Jo Aan
Ray
Abilene
Ellen’ Latta
Darleen Parlette
Houston
Carol Dennison
Liberty
Bain Otdell
Dimamitt
Janice Ballow
Levelland
Aites Bonham
Dina
Howwell
Ce Heater
Satan Batty Huffman
Mary Behrends
Dimmit
Teannie Madsen
Glynda Thnee
Lubbock
Jane Springer
Geneva Billings
Rossi Lynch Spradling
Caren Ctok
Mary Prather
Janet Sterk
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Ucus Eonewara
Robert A. Welch
Moody Foundation
Bradway
John
Sgudett
Ine
Secur
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Maynard and
Kent
Unterway At Tech
Ing
Holmes. Webb
Manke B
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Astein
Esayale
Rani
Ayn Tech Opera Theater
Spootline Edwards
Duncan
Heather Wood
Star
Dee Thurman
News Alt
George Osborne
Sheet
Jimmy Kennedy
Adso Enecate Arts
Robert Ser
Bill Dean
Weat
Stu Texas Museum
Dent
Acoot
Cairo
Egypt
Tiemnohaut
University of Texas Deboys
Legion
J. Q. Warnick, JR
Distret
Poliical
Shaprock
H.C. Weatherby
Viet Stent
Keith Hillhuner
Jarrell Russell
Shamrock
C. Er
W. Pate
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Methodist Church
Sadler
Willams
Ite
Heed
Conttniaoner
Demet Pithiary
Wiport
McAdoo States
Rich
Weeslewae Scialerwie
Mies
Sonera
FDIC
Fred Williams
Bible Study
KDAY
Redie
Sandey
Church OF Christ Caprock
Crilege
E. L. Bynum
Searle
Todmonday Schoal
Hook OF Revelation
Siete Rigo
Tabernacle
Calvary Baptist Church
Ste Baye
W. J. Bates
Baylor. Univ
Training Union
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