Local Soap Box Derby entrants prep for finals in Lubbock
About 110 boys from South Plains area had cars inspected at Ralph Penney Chevrolet Co as part of Lubbock’s eighth annual Soap Box Derby. Arlin Smith of Crosbyton weighs 260 pounds with his laminated wood racer, while Car Sanders of Ralls missed the inspection due to a smashed finger. Final inspections and show room display follow, with heats drawn next Saturday and helmets provided as sponsors prep for the June 27 race with Akron trips and prize scholarships.
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C. W. Ratliff
South Plains
Ralphy Ato Jet Co
Lubbock
Arlin Smith
Crosbyton
Young Smith
Car Sanders
Ralls
Ralph Penney Chevrolet Co
Tex N’ Jeans
Ole Mann
Exchange Club
Akron
Ohio
U.S
Canada
Alaska
Germany
Andy Crenshaw
Wm. H. Crenshaw
27Th St
Ralph Penney Chevrolet Company
Tim Henson
Holland Graves
Cecil Chance
Wesley Caraway
Loyd Hollinsworth
Penney
Youngshaw
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Mike Mes
Keith Holmes
38Th St
Tom Hadaway
Toledo Scales Co
Young Holmes
Peddy's
34Th St
Indian Trusts to End as Texas Group Heads for Independence
Indian Commissioner Glenn L. Emmons said termination of federal trusteeship will accelerate, with Texas Indians expected to become the first group fully divorced from federal supervision on July 1. He cited readjustment laws and differences among tribes in Utah Wisconsin Oregon and Utah and noted earlier steps in 1909 for the Tsockbridge-Munsee. A separate Missouri accident claim reports a seven year old Ferguson boy killed by his twin brother on a farm near Alton after a shotgun and a rifle were mishandled.
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Coushatta
Polk
Ag Cerita
Oar Makeeaeion
Europe
Eisenhower
Allan Shivers
Texas
Glenn L. ‘Emmons
Congress
Untah-Ouray
Utah
Wisconsin
Oregon
Indian Bureau
United States
Alton
Ferguson
Irene Mason
George Howell
Howell
Ronald
Donald
Teen-Age Boy Drowns After Joke Turns Tragic
Liberty man Charles Jenkins, a non-swimmer, attempted a rescue in the river but could not locate the body after a prank joke went wrong. Search efforts failed to find the missing teen, who reportedly tried to learn to swim.
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River
Liberty
Charer Jenkins
School and cafeteria contract awarded in Turkey bids
The bids for building a school and cafeteria at Turkey have been studied and the contract awarded to S. P. Barker of Quanah for $125,602. Butler-Kimmel Company of Lubbock serves as architect.
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Turkey
S. P. Barker
Quanah
Butler-Kimmel Company
Lubbock
Cook's House Paint Promises Fresh Look After Every Rain
The advertisement touts Cook's House Paint with extra pigment that washes away oxidized oils and old pigment each rainfall, revealing a bright new surface. It claims years of a fresh painted look and a beauty bath chalking in white and 54 Suburban colors, with primer and two coat guidance for wood.
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Cook
White House
Cook's House Paints promise extra hiding power
Cook's House Paints offer extra hiding power with one coat or two coat systems. The paints flow smoothly thanks to fine oils, reducing brush fatigue and drag, applying well in white or color finishes.
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Cook
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