Payment Of 1946 Benefits For County Farmers Is Explained
County ACA secretary Walter Wells outlined 1946 soil building payments for Lubbock farmers. Total 164337 dollars represented 43 percent of 375000 available, with about 85 percent of farmers participating. Each farm could earn up to two dollars per acre plus twenty cents per acre of d. Requests for approval must be filed and approved in writing before carrying out practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock County
County Agricultural Conservation Nee i
Walter Y. Wells
ACA
D. Lubbock County
Sudan
Wells
AAF University Envisioned For Air War Leaders
Washington reports an unofficial plan for high level schooling to develop air force leaders. Senior and junior air officer programs could evolve into an AAF university led by General Muir S. Fairchild with Lt. Gen. Carl A. Spaatz backing. Courses include air war, command staff, tactical junior officer, special staff, and an engineer school at Wright Field and Maxwell Field.
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Washington
Army
Navy
AAF
Carl A. Spaatz
Air Forces
West Point
Annapolis
Muir S. Fairchild
The
Register
Fairchild
Army War College
Wright Field
Dayton
Maxwell Field
Alabama
Christmas Dinner At Mrs Bull’s Home Welcomes Returning Service Members
A Christmas dinner at 816 Ave B hosted by Mrs. Mattie Bull brings together returning service members and family. Her son Pfc Luther Bull, after five and a half years including Okinawa and Japan, is on furlough. Relatives from Lub bock and Fort Worth join to celebrate the reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Bull
Ave. B
Orville
Mace
Lubbock
Evelyn Compton
Jess, Booth
Fort Worth
Lucy
Feed Experiments In County Successful
R. L. Boyd, a Posey area farmer near Buffalo Lakes, reports 30 acres of spur feterita yielded well. He sold over 2 000 bundles as cow feed and still has thousands more, noting the feed was superior to irrigation feed near his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Boyd
Posey
Buffalo Lakes
Boyd
Irria
Daughters Return to Lubbock Home After Eight Months in Los Angeles
News brief notes Marilyn and Martha Ann Williams, formerly of Lubbock, have returned to live at 2614 Twenty-first after eight months in Los Angeles. Mrs. Williams is the daughter of Dr. O. C. Boone of 1501 Ave. J.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Martha Ann
Lubbock
Los Angeles
Calif
Mrs. Williams
O. C. Boone
Ave. J
Texas Drilling On Increase For Week
Texas drilling rose this week as the railroad commission reported 72 oil wells and 25 gas wells completed. Year totals reached 348 oil and 66 gas wells finished in 1945, with 264 oil and 21 gas wells the prior year. Fifty six dry holes brought yearly totals to 155. East Texas led with 12 new gas wells.
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Austin
Texas
State Railroad Commission
Commission
Locust Species Exhibits Mouse-Catching in Museum Specimen
A unique African locust species is noted for catching mice in its behavior. A preserved specimen from this sect is housed at the British Museum of Natural History for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Museum of Natural History
Industrialist's Wife Claimed By Death in Silver City
SILVER CITY N M Jan 26 Mrs Harry Wright 65 wife of a Mexico City steel industrialist died early today at the Silver Ran General hospital where she had been a patient for three weeks. She fell ill after arriving last month on a visit and was under the care of El Paso Texas specialists. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
N. M
Harry Wright
Mexico City
Silver Ran General Hospital
Wright
el Paso
Tex
Si-entifik Decarbonizer touted for wartime car power
Wartime science brings Si-en-tifik Decarbonizer to rescue aging cars. Tests on motors up to seven years show 25 percent higher compression, smoother acceleration, and reduced carbon buildup. Sold at filling stations or dealers. manufactured by Si-entifik Motor Products Co. Chicago and Si-entifik Distributing Co. Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si-en-tif-ik
Si-en-tik-ik
Si-entif-ik Motor Products Co
Chicago
Si-entif-ik Distributing Co
Texas
Main Ave
San Antonio
Spanish Dancers to Be Presented Here at Tech Artist Court
Rosario and Antonio, famed Spanish dancers with their company, will perform at 8 p m February 4 in Lubbock High School for Tech’s Artist Court. They will present Spanish classics, folk tunes and gypsy melodies with a guitarist and pianist. Tickets at South Plains Music Co. priced 1 80 general 1 40 for students and children.
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Rosario
Antonio
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Vetilertisen
Rochester Symphony Orchestra
United States
South Plains Music Co
Broadway
R. A. Mills
Artists Course
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AAF University
Fairbanks-Morse Feed Mills & Water Systems
Woodmanse Oulbeth
Air Mester
Texas Terrecers & Ditchers
Cecil H. Meador
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Col
S. M. Browne
Lawson General
Pfc
Meador
Pacific
Luzon
Philippines
Manila
Atomic Power
Zale’s
Zale
Avalanche-Journal
Mackinaws Deen
Friedman-Shelby
Va Bosc
Arlac
Oxford Cloth
Voile
Faille
Tayon
Geeta
Amani
Bobby Pins
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