South Plains sees record cotton losses and late replanting
The article tallies 400000 acres damaged by storms and two surveys concluding similar losses. It notes replanting efforts across June 1959 and mentions historic cotton yields and price effects while referencing dates, places, and officials from Lubbock and Edmon dson to Abernathy.
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South Plains
Port
Edmondson
O’donnell Jon
Plains
Lubbock
Boswell Stevens
Macon
Miss
National Cotton Council
Texas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Olton
Abernathy
Former Lubbock resident aids Kadena air evac volunteers
Ann T. Audleman of Lubbock, wife of AF Captain Millford J. Audleman, heads Kadena Red Cross aero medical evacuation volunteers. Thirty five housewives serve at Kadena AB daily, aiding up to three evacuation flights. They comfort wounded servicemen, provide snacks and reading material, and arrange meals, funded by Kadena Officers Wives Club. Audleman, Rotan native, and Rotan High School graduate, coordinates a team that supports Vietnam casualty transport at Kadena, Okinawa.
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Lubbock
Ann T. Audleman
Okinawa
Kadena AB
Audleman
Millford J. Audleman
Kadena Red Cross Aero Medical Evacuation Volunteer Committee
Kadena
Pacific Area
Alek
U.S
Vietnam
Red Cross Volunare Air Force
Kadena Officers’ Wives Club
Dan
Thorne
Rotan
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