Lubbock Girl Aims for Airline Career With Early Training
A six year old Lubbock girl nicknamed Gina is training to be a flight attendant. She flies solo to Washington State this summer and helps the stewardess on board. Gina views her junior stewardess wings as a prized symbol and vows to finish school and become a full stewardess.
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Jim
Tanner Laine
Avalanche-Journal
Virginia
Washington State
Gina
PF. Brown
Synge
Hhe
Aurline
Pete
Ralph E. Sharp
Reese Air Force Base
Ite
Lubbock
Dallas
Pirt
Mary Lee Rob
Raymond
Mary Lily
Roberts
Midway Man Begins First Cotton Bale In Lamesa
Woodward of Midway owns Dawsor County’s first 3960 pound cotton bale the huge prize that moved 620 pounds from a 16 acre tract owned by R S Stanfield. A crew of 25 began at 5 pm Thursday bringing it to Lamesa by 1:30 am Friday. The Lames Co-Op Gin processed the bale in under an hour earning Woodward a possible $250 premium from the Chamber of Commerce for the first bale.
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Woodward
Midway
Dawsor
R.S. Stanfield
Lames
Lames Co-Op
Chamber of Commerce
Four Pleas Heard In Court No. 2
Judge Pat Moore presided as four pleas were heard on Saturday in County Court at Law No. 2. Mims pleaded guilty to carrying a prohibited weapon and to drunken driving, receiving jail time and fines. Davila and Armentrout also faced guilty pleas with fines, while Tyler pleaded innocent to illegal possession of intoxicants.
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Pat Moore
Clifton Lee Mims
Birch Ave
Ignacio Davila
St Charles Armentrout
Tanaka
Robert Tyler
Ave. B
Ghana Official Studies American Range and Livestock Practices
Moses Kobla Olympio of Ghana the stock superintendent with the Animal Health Division of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture is in Lea County New Mexico for a week of practical animal husbandry training. He will visit Kansas and Texas then return to Washington DC to study livestock production management breeding and improvement plans.
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Lovington
Lea County
Moses Kobla Olympio
Animal Health Division
Ministry of Food and Agriculture
United States
Olympic
New Mexico
Ghana
Olympio
Kansas
Texas
New Mone
Washington, DC
Opening Of Hobbs School Term Set
Hobbs public schools announce classes open Monday with more students expected than last year. Enrollments rise, plans include ten additions and weather-related adjustments. Labor Day dismissal noted. full enrollment anticipated after the holiday.
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Hobbs
Tex Times
Kidnapped Teenager Tracked Across Wild Refuge
In Carbondale Illinois FBI and local investigators pursued leads in the Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge after a man shot John Bryant Jr. and abducted a dancer, Mary Lee Roberts. Volunteers searched fields wells and mine shafts for a green and white 1955 car as authorities doubted the girl would be found alive.
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Carbondale
Hope
FBI
Herj
Gance
Lane
John Bryant Jr
Bryant
Crab Orchard Lake
Crab Orchard Wildlife Refuge
Dod
Owas
Wildlife Refuge
School Bells Ring For Several Schools
First day of classes set for Idasou Roosevelt Frenship Wolfforth and New Deal schools with 45 a.m. start and regular bus and cafeteria operations per County School Superintendent Roy Boyd. Cooper School Woodrow to begin term. Roy Boyd notes repatriation from Hague due to break in relations. Dutch residents in Indonesia head home on ships Zuiderkruis and others. Worthington England pool unveils underwater skis and divers using new gear.
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Idasou
Roosevelt, Frenship
Wolfforth
New Deal
Roy Boyd
Cooper
Woodrow
Boyd
Hague
Netherlands
Jakar
Indonesia
Zuiderkruis
Tone
Ayage
Australia
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