Lubbock Airport Increases Airline Landing Fees
The city commission raised space and landing fees at Municipal Airport after a survey by airport manager Ed Colby showing a $24 473.28 annual loss. Braniff and Continental will pay higher rents and landing charges under a new schedule that raises the per landing average from about $1 to $2.50.
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Lubbock
Braniff International Airways
Continental Airlines
Braniff
Continental
City Commission
Southwest
Tucson
el Paso
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Houston
Dallas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Airport Board
Colby
Anton Negro Killed and Second Man Jailed in Texas
In Anton, Dawkins identified as Johnnie Dawkins, 24, was jailed in Levelland after confessing to fatally shooting Moses Slim Barnett, 36, during a dice game over a $1 pot. The murder occurred about 12:30 a.m. in a trailer house in the Negro section. Dawkins admitted shooting the victim in the neck with a .25 caliber pistol and dragging the body outside. Dawkins was arrested by Anton Constable Lloyd Botin and Deputy Sheriff G T Arrington, booked before Justice Carl Ford, with District Attorney George Gilkerson and Don Bookout taking a confession. Bond not set.
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Anton
Johnnie Dawkins
Hockley
Levelland
Moses
Slim) Barnett
Bastrop
Dawkins
Lloyd. Botin
Justice of the Peace
Carl Ford
Dist. Atty
Christian College Hosts Area Students Day at Lubbock College
Nearly 100 junior and senior students from area high schools attended the first annual High School Day at Lubbock Christian College on Saturday. Talks were given by President F. W. Mattox and Deans Jack W. Bates and of Students.
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Lubbock Christian College
F. W. Mattox
Jack W. Bates
Waco Editor Sees Newspapers as Satisfying Careers
Denton December 7 editor Harry Provence of the Waco Times-Herald and News-Tribune spoke at the Texas High School Press Association convention on the Texas Woman's University campus. He described newspapers as booming with rising pay and a vital role guiding readers through science health economics and world events, urging young talent to enter the field.
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Denton
Harry Provence
Waco
Times-Herald
News- Tribune
Provence
Texas High School Press Assn
Texas Woman's University
America
Art of newspapering promises power and travel at convention
A speaker argued journalism offers a rewarding career beyond routine time clocks and paychecks. He stressed that journalism rewards competence with influence and excitement for those who master the craft, while a convention program showcased journalism professors and a dinner featuring Jenkin Lloyd Jones, Tulsa Tribune editor.
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Jenkin Lloyd Jones
The
Tulsa Tribune
Surgeons Restore 150 After Brain Leucotomy in 10 Years
Two Auckland based surgeons report restoring 150 patients to community life over a decade following brain leucotomy operations. The claim highlights patient recovery and the procedure’s social impact in New Zealand.
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Auckland
New England
College Open House Highlights Campus Activities
C L Kay and E R Higgins led discussions on future college plans while Robert Qualls and Martha Burleson helped host open house. Wayne Hinds directed the college chorus and a girls trio of Burleson Kelley and Rogers performed.
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C. L. Kay
E. R. Higgins
Robert Qualls
Martha Burleson
Wayne Hinds
Linda Kelley
Bethelyne Rogers
Free Descriptive Book Explains Arthritis And Rheumatism
Public service notice offers a 36 page illustrated booklet on arthritis and rheumatism mailed free to readers who request it. The book explains causes effects and dangers of neglect and describes a drugless treatment proven in thousands of cases. Send for your free copy to The Ball Clinic Dept 2311 Excelsior Springs Mo.
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Ball Clinic
Dept
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Adv
Floydada High Students Hurt In School Rocket Explosion
Two Floydada High School students Keith Hollums and Jerry Crawford were injured when a homemade rocket exploded during a class experiment. They were listed in satisfactory condition at Methodist Hospital. Teacher Garland Foster was killed. Several other students were present as the rocket, built from a pipe and fueled with potassium chlorate and sugar, exploded on school grounds.
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Floydada High School
Methodist Hospital
Keith Hollums
T. C. Hollums
Jerry Crawford
Rusell Crawford
Garland Foster
Frank Potts
Jim Potts
Gary Jones
E. J. Jones
Jerry Ray Perry
J. E. Perry
Foster
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