Crosbyton Jubilee Promises $800 in Prizes and Gala Events
Crosbyton plans a Jubilee with prizes totaling more than 800 dollars for runners up in the Golden Jubilee queen contest. A grand prize includes a paid two person trip to Galveston or 300 dollars cash. The kickoff showcased coats dresses gifts and house furnishings as rules are explained by committee chairwoman Mrs. Guy Thompson. The queen will ride in processions and attend Jubilee events aided by police escorts.
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Crosbyton
Crosby County
Spitler
Jubilee Committee
Blanco Canyon
Duroc Breeders Sale Tops With High Averages at Panhandle Fairgrounds
Forty-six swine sold for $5,265 with an average of about $114 as the West Texas Duroc Breeders Assn held its annual sale and type conference at the Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds. Top prices included Patsy at $230 and Pioneer Girl at $215, with boars like Super Lad selling for $207.50. Approximately 200 people attended as judges, consignors, and buyers classified hogs by quality and heard praise from Leonard Stoehr of the United Duroc Registry.
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West Texas
Justice of the Peace and Constables Assn
Lubbock
Justice of the Peace
George H. McCleskey
Caprock Hotel
99Th District
West Texas Duroc Breeders Assn
Panhandle South Plains Fairgrounds
Waylon Carroll
Association
Forrest Pohler
Rowena
Patsy
L. D. Sanderson
Baileyboro
Lucky Quality
Quality Index Lad
John Lehmann
Pleasant Plains
Ill
Tulia
O. M. Evans
Walter Gardner
Ropesville
Ben Lowe
Spur
Super Lad
L. M. Green
Clyde
Leonard Stoehr
Plattsmouth
Neb
United Duroc Registry
Stoehr
L. M. Hargrave
Texas Tech
Jack Barton
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Kenneth Bozeman
Pohler
Lucky Model
O. V. Kay
Plainview
D. F. Snell
Lamesa
Walt Gardner
M. M
Styles
Lady Admiral
Tommy Gardenhire
O’donnell
Red Rose
Edwin Moeller
Rowe
Oklahoma Guardsmen End Week of Hood Training With Review
The 45th Infantry Division marched in review at Fort Hood Texas to close the first week of summer field training. About 70 000 Thunderbirds passed the reviewing stand before Gov. Raymond Gary and other officials as the division band played and unit history was read.
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Fort Hood
Medical science credited saving millions of lives
Dr. John Henderson of New York told the World Medical Assn. that U.S. medical advances over twenty years have left more than three million Americans alive who would have died. He noted ongoing battles with trachoma malaria and fatal dysentery, urging continued progress.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
World Medical Assn
United States
John Henderson
New York
Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Firm
New Brunswick
N.J
Association
Dr. Henderson
Soviets vow to overtake U.S. farm output in coming years
Soviet leaders claim ambition to surpass the United States in farm production as Khrushchev urges faster output and mechanization. U.S. production remains higher overall with record crop volumes this year, despite government controls. The article notes Soviet meat and cotton growth lag behind U.S. levels, while wheat and sugar self-sufficiency show different dynamics.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United States
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Foreign Agricultural Service
U.S
Model Plane Meet Closes Here Today
The West Texas model airplane meet concluded Saturday at Hodges ball park with free flight contests finished and today’s events including A-control flying. Winners from Saturday included Lt. Bryant Thompson Amarillo AFB and Sgt. Reid Simpson Amarillo AFB in free flight, plus Lon Fowler Reese AFB and others in glider and junior events. A new fish meal from sardines with 80 percent protein is being developed in Rabat as a cheap food solution, drawing FAO interest.
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West Texas
Hodges Ballpark
ABC Free Flight
Bryant Thompson
Amarillo Afb
Reid Simpson
Curtis Koelher
Reese
Simpson
Koelher
Lon Fowler
Reese Afb
Mike Kengal
Borger
Danny Irvin
Jimmie Moddyman
Jackie Moddyman
Ronnie Davies
Amarillo
Rabat
Morocco
the Food and Agricultural Organization
Constipation linked to seating habits. All-Bran relief
New findings show tension and worry may cause constipation by reducing bulk. A daily half cup of Kellogg's All-Bran with milk is suggested as a safe natural remedy without habit forming laxatives. The product is described as tasty and nutritious.
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Ilinois State Fair
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Boars — Liner & Neely
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D. B. McMillin
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