Tech Receives $8 500 Grants For Animal Feed Research
Three research grants totaling 8500 were donated to Texas Tech animal husbandry. Chemagro Corp Kansas City Geigy Corp Yonkers each gave 4000 for beef cattle feed additive studies. Merch Corp East Rahway gave 500 for cattle warmer research with experiments to start in Tech feed lots in September.
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Texas Tech
Chemagro Corp
Kansas City
Geigy Corp
Yonkers
N.Y
Ralph Durham
Merch Corp
East Rahway
N.J
Durham
Tech
Park Liquor Ban In Effect In Lubbock Parks
Effective Thursday the city ordinances prohibit possessing or drinking intoxicants in any Lubbock public park. Violators face fines up to 200 dollars. The rule, passed on final reading by the City Commission earlier this month, also forbids spilling liquor on park grounds.
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Lubbock
A. C. Hamilton
Parks and Recreation
City Commission
Stomach Freezing Cited For Duodenal Ulcers
The Journal of the American Medical Association reports stomach freezing used successfully in 86 patients. Minneapolis doctors Peter Bernstein Sosin Madsen Walder and Wangensteen describe lowering stomach temperature to near zero for an hour via a balloon and cold air to reduce digestive juice.
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Chicago
APS
Journal of the American Medical Association
Edward T. Peter
Eugene F. Bernstein
Henry Sosin
Arthur T. Madsen
Arnold T. Walder
Owen H. Wangensteen
Minneapolis
Minn
First US Community Forest Established in Newington 1710
A historical note records the first community forest in the United States established in 1710 at Newington New Hampshire. It marks an early example of communal land management linked to local forestry practices and communal initiative in colonial New England.
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United States
Newington
N.H
Emanuel Quits Post With Lamesa Hospital
John C. Emanuel, 37, resigns as administrator of Medical Arts Hospital Lamesa. Board president L. D. Echols says resignation accepted with regret. Emanuel will stay until replaced, aiming to leave by Oct 1 for a post at Fort Worth Northwest General Hospital and Clinic. He came to Lamesa from Sulphur Springs in January, succeeding Guya Hamilton.
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Lamesa
John C. Emanuel
Medical Arts Hospital
L. D. Echols
Emanuel
Fort Worth Northwest General Hospital
Sulphur Springs
Guya Hamilton
Portales City Hall bids exceed funds allocated
Portales bids on a new city hall totaled 146000 by Griggs and Williams of Clovis, 46000 over the 100000 bond funds approved April 3. Architect James A. Burran Jr. must negotiate with low bidder to fit budget. if no deal, new plans will be drawn.
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James A. Burran Jr
Clovis
Griggs and Williams
Portales
Dan Griggs
John C. Cornell
Ramey Construction Co
Amarillo
Werham Construction Co
Lovington
W. R. Bauske
Leroy Hunton Construction Co
Brownfield Masonic Choir headlines 156 Scottish Rite Masons event
Five states and several cities converge in Lubbock for a record gathering of 32nd degree Masons. Brownfield Choir led by A V Wall performs Scottish Rite pieces and spirituals with 33rd degree attendees from El Paso Amarillo and beyond. Audience joins in on God Bless America as William Cowdray and Charles Sherrod oversee arrangements.
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Brownfield Masonic
Vann
Creed Hancock
Amarillo
Temple Houston
Clovis K. Kendrick
Brownfield
William J. Hooten
Lubbock
Temple Morrow
Clovis Ek
Kendrick
Fletcher Lewis
Levelland
Douglas Pitts
Matador
Wayne Slaughter
el Paso
Hooten
Knights Commander of the Court of Honour
A. V. Wall
Terry County
Leonard Ellington
Scottish Rite Association
Lord Jesus
Holy ‘City
Wall
South Plains Scottish Rite Association
William W. Cowdray
Charles C. Sherrod
Brownfield Singers
Dallas
Galveston
Santa Fe
Greenville
Miss
McAlester
Okla
Chicago
Thefts Traceable to Caprock Center Store and Residence
Police investigated multiple thefts including three women's suits valued at 272 dollars from Dunlap at Caprock Center after a clerk recalled showing the items to three Black women. A coin collection worth 121 dollars was reported stolen from James A. Ellis's bedroom. A burglary at Mays Photography Studio yielded 50 dollars in small bills. a church break-in produced 50 to 100 dollars in checks. A 20 year old Black woman was jailed after stabbing her stepfather. vandalism damaged L. R. Sims home windows with 30 dollars in damage.
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James A. Ellis
59Th St
Mays Photography Studio
34Th St
Salem Ave. Baptist Church
Methodist Hospital
L. R. Sims
23Rd St
Monsanto Names New South District Chief
Houston special William M Kennedy of Houston promoted to assistant regional landman for Monsanto Chemical Company's southern production and exploration region effective Sept 1 Doyle E Prater of Houston named district land man for the Houston area Monsanto's southern region includes southeastern Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Mississippi Southern regional offices moved from Shreveport La to Houston this summer
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Houston
William M. Kennedy
Monsanto Chemical Company
Doyle E. Prater
Monsanto
Texas
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Shreveport
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Avalanche-Journal
Anderson's
Monterey Center
Lamesa Hospital
Portales City Hall
Dinette
North College
40Th St
Ave. A
Temple Houston Morrow
South
Sam Houston
Leskon
Lubbock School OF Driving Dial
New South District
Blacksmooth Unipeche Construction
Levine
34Th Street
4Th ST
Broadway
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