Engineering program explores air corps courses and labs
Officials of the engineering division review plans for a salaried degree program and six aviation structures. A March 1, 1944 laboratory and air department facility are proposed, funded by a loan line under new arrangements. The division lists air corps equipment valued up to 250000 dollars. The Tech president seeks Army Air Forces approval from Fort Worth. Equipment may become available but is not yet approved or refused. If funded, a lab and related costs would be charged to students.
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Sa Courees
Otan Reece
Division of Engineering
Air Corps
Tech
AAF
Fort Worth
Dean Adams
Ics
Sire
Slaton cases lead news briefs on bond and mill damages
Two Slaton residents faced a federal grand jury bond of 500 dollars after a hearing before U S commissioner Mrs Olive Fluke. Lewis Dixon admitted throwing nine pieces of iron into second-cut linters at West Texas Cotton Oil company, while Vance Jeeter denied inducing the act. Damages at the mill reached 500 dollars and 48 hours of production were lost. Mary Josephine Williams, four months, died in Lubbock General hospital. Funeral service set in Rix Funeral Home chapel with burial at Lubbock cemetery. Mary Frances Candler, six, died in Lubbock General Hospital and will be sent to Colorado City for services. Lt Marjorie Bond, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Bond, arrived in England. Pvt D F Eady received the Purple Heart for wounds in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaton
Olive Fluke
U. S
Lewis Dixon
West Texas Cotton Oil Company
Vance Jeeter
Dixon
Jeeter
Mary Josephine Williams
J. P. Williams
Route 4
Tohoka
Lubbock General Hospital
Chapel of Rix Funeral Home
Jeff Welch
Lubbock Cemetery
Mary Frances Candler
L. E. Candler
Colorado City
Rix Funeral Home
Cotton Production Increase Forecast
The agriculture department estimated the 1944 U S cotton crop at 12 359 000 bales up 39 000 from November 1 but below the ten year average of 12 455 000. Last year’s crop was 11 427 000 bales with a yield of 295 3 pounds per acre, 22 9 pounds higher than 1943. The census bureau noted 10 274 385 bales had been ginned by Dec 1. One in five U S adults works in food production and distribution.
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Washington
U. S
Agriculture Department Toam
Department
Census Bureau
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Clifford Bond
Ropesville
Marjorie Bond
England
U. S. Army Nurses Corps
Pvt
D. F. Eady
Mre
D. T. Eady
Ruby Street
Germany
Pvt. Eady
Nexas Tech
First Christian Church
Thornton &' S
Kansas
Corde and Fairies
Charbert
Cologne