Agriculture Leader George Simson Named Fair Superintendent
George Simson, longtime Panhandle South Plains Fair official and Post resident since 197, is named general superintendent of the Agriculture Division for the 1981 fair. He has directed Gar County’s agricultural exhibit and state fairs, with decades of service to local farming communities and the Panhandle South Plains Fair.
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George
Sentry) Simson
Scotland
Panhandle South Plains
Panhandle South
Gara County
Samson
Chile
Post Stuvens
Spur Boys Held In Break-Ins
In Dickens County the Spur youths connected to burglaries at Gruben's Jewels and Frieson's Variety Store were charged with burglary Monday and held on $1000 bond each. Juvenile Mike Atando and 27 year old Raymon Avindo were arrested after a break in at daybreak Sunday, aided by their cousin Shost Berry, with officers pursuing the suspects from the scene.
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Dickens
Souths
Spur
Dickens County
Edge
Mike Atando
Raymon Avindo
Mike
Shost of
JE Berry
Barsties
Gruben
Frieson
Anderson Named Head Of Legion
A report notes Anderson was chosen to lead the Legion at its annual convention in Houston. The selection follows preparatory sessions and the new head will oversee upcoming duties and regional activities this year.
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Anderson
Legion
Regia
Houston
Lezion
Berliners Report Calm After Threats Despite Tensions
The article notes Berliners display calm amid recent Klan threats with no panic. West Berlin morale appears stronger than in 1958, as observers reflect on American views and the city’s steady atmosphere.
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Stie
Asorbes
Tsar
Moscu
Lovington Hospital Unit To Meet Today
Fragmented readable text describes Lovington Hospital unit scheduled to meet today. The garbled content mentions various names and places but key event centers on a routine meeting or assembly within the hospital context.
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Lovington Hospital
Burglars Steal Cash Registers in City After Late Sunday Night
Thieves struck Direct Mitness Co on IED Ave taking a cash register worth about $300 and causing $10 damage to another unit. A soda machine frame and tools valued at $800 were damaged or removed in the same incident. Police are investigating the overnight break in and reviewing nearby surveillance for leads.
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Mitness Co
Sihe
Sabre
Stenday
Weiand
Martina Aubinsto
Fsa
Pete
Automobile Sports
Steiti
Casares Hess
Vernon Tub
Settlement Reached In Crash Suit
An out of court settlement of 7000 dollars was approved in district court by Judge Howard C. Davin relating to a May 1 traffic crash near here that killed nine Tabhock Necro residents. The agreement involves Archie Brown, Willie Brown, Logene Degrate and Lorene Degrate White among others. Damages and costs were addressed, with plaintiffs seeking funds for deaths and injuries.
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Fab District Court
Howard C. Davin
Archie Bown
Willie Brown
Logene Degrate
South P Oins
FM Syand
Pras Tentate
Reese
Bar Way
OL Vanda
Arce
Willepa
Lorene Degrate White
Lasere
Damites Ttormeys c
Spes Nped Deat
Hota
West Texas Pioneer Soash Linked to Big Spine Ranch Venture
Obscure notes recount W P Soash involvement in cattle and land deals in Lamb County during the late 19th and 20th centuries. It details 200000 acres of the Big Spine Ranch acquired from Slaughter, later explored development ventures, and ties to Olton and Sigel. It also memorializes Mrs Soash who died in 1982 and lists survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Ths
CG. Slughter
Dales
Olton
Lamb County
Soash
Tep
Ems
Drouth
SL Augustine
U.S
Texas
Seach
John Line
Amerean Legion
Sn Laine
Hockley
Cochran
Lata Borden
Dan
Hin i Anel
West Texas
Musou Ton
Methodist
Church
Society the
Anerwan Lasgen
George Wo
Mes
Clyde Lotion
Antonia
Walter Bugani
the Rivers
Bo Penney
van Nuys
Calif
Rix Funeral Home
Wayne Cook
Methodist Hospital
Tranan Hutson
Bob Hutson Jr
Lathe Rankin
Lyman
Ashby
Charles Adams Jr
Samuel Jackson
City of Lathbock Cemetery
Axis Sally biography notes ties to Koischwitz and treason case
The article profiles Axis Sally, detailing her relationship with Max Otto Koischwitz, a former Hunter College professor who returned to Germany in 1939 and later led her at German overseas radio. Born in Portland Maine, she sought acting success before moving to North Africa and Europe, returning amid treason indictment in 1948.
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Max Otto Koischwitz
Hunter College
Neww York
Germany
Miss Gillars
German Overseas Radio
Portland
Maine
North Africa
Europe
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Cereal King
Bald
Lokey's
Lokey Cleaners
Legion Mandeds
Spearesh
Wen
Sorete
Gulf
GUL
W.p.soash
Night Depository
Lubbock
Convenient Bank National Bank Cues Ee
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