Marching Drill For Lubbock Band Students Announced
Paul M Branom announces opening of marching practice for Tom S Lubbock High School band for this fall. Practice starts 6 30 p m Monday at Dupre Field with sessions daily Monday through Friday for two weeks. No instruments needed Monday. rehearsals move to band room Tuesday night.
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Lubbock Band
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Paul M. Branom
Dupre Field
Dupre School
Branom
Tech awards honor 10 South Plains students
Texas Tech releases the 1955 56 Kuykendall Foundation freshman scholarship winners from Seagraves Anton Wellman Lockney Anton Seagraves etc totaling ten recipients from Seagraves Wellman Lockney Anton Ackerly Idalou Hermleigh Lubbock Denver City and more. Each student earned $200 with emphasis on scholarship citizenship and character and noted plans to pursue engineering medicine arts or pre law.
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Texas Tech Today
South Plains
Kuykendall Foundation
Lubbock
James G. Allen
Seagraves
Sammie Nell Fowler
Ter
Rayford Fowler
Dioners
FHA
Fenelish
Partin Don Gates
C. R. Gates
Wellman
Pol Tom Gora
Wayne Gora
American Legion
FFA
Lockney
Jerry Dale Holmes
Oliver W. Holmes
Anton
Lee Eldridge Huddleston
O. C. Huddle
Ackerly
William Lee Lemon
Joe Lemon
Idalou
George McKinley Lowe
H. M. Lowe
Hermleigh
Sue Ann Mayo
W. G. Mayo
Jerry Eugene Summers
S. A. Summers
National Honor Society
Denver City
Sabra Harding Wiseley
J. C. Wiseley
Bausch & Lamb
Texas Chemical Science Award
Division of Arts and Sciences
Fifteen Men To Be Inducted In Army
Fifteen men will be sent to Amarillo for induction into the U S Army. The adjutant announced plans for enlistment and the draft process proceeding on schedule. Local volunteers were urged to report for processing and eligibility checks.
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Amarillo
U. S
Soviet atomic workers win six hour days and month’s paid vacation
Six hour days and up to a month of paid vacation are reported for some Soviet atomic workers. A. A. Letavet described measures to protect health including rest accommodations and reduced days for those receiving medical X-ray treatment. U.S. officials note Russians often work six days a week versus the American five day week.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
A. A. Letavet
American Atomic Energy Commission
U. S
United States
Britain
Letavet
Kansas Man Files Workmen's Compensation Suit
Robert L. Madden of Liberal Kansas files a workmen's compensation suit in city court seeking benefits from a workplace injury. The action alleges medical costs lost wages and future compensation as defined under state law.
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Kansas
Robert L. Madden
Liberal
Kan
Pre-physical exam list and radiation note items
We list personnel assigned for pre-physical examinations with names and addresses from Lubbock Wilson Temple Midland Post Shakowater Dallas Houston Lovington Hobbs and nearby towns. A separate line notes international roentgen unit and weekly radiation limits with a US Britain comparison. The report mentions an industrial accident claim from Cochran County dated Oct 28 1954 against Tellepsen Construction and Texas Employers Insurance Association.
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Billy Don Ledbetter
Auburn Ave
Hugh Dean Countryman
Clovis Rd
Lubbock
Vernon Lioyd Sione
Rt. 2
James William Barnett
Rt. 1
Wilson
Perry Bassel Wolfe
Dallas
Allen Hagens
Siaton
Bonna Mac Taylor
44Th St
Dallas Childers Jr
23Rd St
Beth of
Fir St. John
MI Adden
Cochran County
Tellepsen Construction Co
Texas Employers Insurance Association
West Texas and New Mexico Agents Meet for Two Day Conference
More than 50 agents and personnel of the Great American Reserve Insurance Co from West Texas and New Mexico attended a two day sales meeting at the Caprock Hotel. Dallas home office reps joined the gathering with Travis T. Wallace addressing the group. Marshall D. Farrell hosted the event as quotas and company business were reviewed.
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Great American Reserve Insurance Co
West Texas
New Mexico
Caprock Hotel
Dallas
Travis T. Wallace
Marshall D. Farrell
Lubbock
Charles D. Scott
Glen Wallace
Lamesa Girl Heads Dawson 4-H Encampment
Pat Anderson of the Lamesa 4 H Club was elected chairman of the first annual 4 H Club Encampment in Dawson County which ended this morning. Other officers elected include Kathryn Johnson vice chairman Carolyn Ward secretary treasurer Patsy Jones song leader and Marilyn Jones reporter. About 100 girls attended the two day encampment held in Knights of Pythias Hall. The camp was led by Miss Clara Redman Dawson County home demonstration agent and sponsored by the commissioners court Farm Bureau and chamber of commerce.
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Lamesa
Pat Anderson
Dawson County
Kathryn Johnson
Klondike
Carolyn Ward
Arvana 4-H
Patsy Jones
Welch Club
Marilyn Jones
Union Club
Knights of Pythias
Pioneer Park
Clara Redman
Dawson County Home Demonstration
Commissioners Court, Farm Bureau and
Chamber of Commerce
Two Lubbock Reserve Units Return From Fort Hood Training
Two Lubbock Army Reserve units completing two weeks of training at Fort Hood were set to break camp at noon Saturday and travel home to Lubbock. The 302nd Signal Co. under Capt. Isaac C. Enochs Jr. will return by private transportation, while the 369th Transportation Co. under Lt. E. V. O'Neall will return by convoy.
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Lubbock
Fort Hood
302Nd Signal Co
369Th Transportation Co
Isaac C. Enochs Jr
E. V. O'Neall
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