Tech Campus Fraternities pledge 256 men in spring rush
Texas Tech announces 256 men pledged by ten nationally affiliated fraternities at close of spring rush. Phi Delta Theta led with 45 pledges followed by Sigma Alpha Epsilon 37, Kappa Sigma 36, Phi Gamma Delta 30, Sigma Chi 26, Pi Kappa Alpha 24, Alpha Tau Omega 16, Phi Kappa Psi 15, and Sigma Nu 13. Names of pledges listed across many chapters in the campus notice.
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Texas Tech
James B. Whitehead
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Phi Gamma Delta
Sigma Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha
Delta Tau Delta
Alpha’ Tau Omega
Phi Kap
Pa Psi
Sigmanu
pha Tau_Omega
Frank Joe
Fdalg Seca
Ate Ince Cine
Smricn
Rotan
Pal Siammades
Amamivo
Henry
White Ends
Hutton
Reise Tau Detta
Marvin Arthur
Reginald Kleiner
Clas
Vehrer
Mtoe Foe Worth
Charles Rat" Brice
Amarillo
Ean
Alvin Rawlinson
Port Arthur
Thorne Rawene
Frm
Peeoe iesses_Tesie Gammit
Funhock
Lares BiSan Green Aichene
Johnmn Redinet
Wichita
Palit James
Mianne Hi
Mbhocks
Radner Culere Hi Lanntek
Brora Mure Amari Hams
Tben Hohneon
Kross
Mirkes Cinute Kirk Ek Dalige Donia Rugere Vammert Renta Emits
Omnes
Lansley
Garnesville
Partton Wayne
McCutcheon Bhmnheld
Joe M.mealanan
Tier Jim Reon
Agecrant
Fort Ion
Willam Beer Mormiane
James Heres
Pailin Rue Bet
Gain
David Bud Runertors
Wace
Mic Pickel
Finusine
Shipman Lube
Wiliam Chatten
Ee Cork Dallas Ang
Rey Lung
Abel
Ica Alesanier
Dames
Waley Brath
Crase Camprel
Lee Urns
Ammmin
Charles Thomas Draper
Dan Michael Elders
Bridgeport
Michael Bonham
Fras
Lynn Geerae
Bruce Gitenn
Tan Caml Gunes
Fort Worth
Juses ‘Ariel Ham Cramannen
Morsan Hampton Amen
Gene Rashe
Bee Dames
Asin Unten
Charles Curtis Hens
Fret Worth
Son
Dara Amarite
Jamen’ Pain Irene
Alias Amihue
Fred Jones
Ang” Whint
Rom
Aa Roemer
Danan Dennis Michel Fammaeres
Laman James Kenneth’ Lee Bae Wo
Georges Blockers
Som Wiliam Peyorky Barmonell
Lubbock
Caratten
Cannon Sancerie
Beanie Amarin
de Warte Fecinset
Fort
Warn Robert Salven
Keoneman
Ireded
Inne
James Finn Tianes Senne
Stae Ali
Luke Mer
Rand Bee
James Har
Kapaa Pel
Tamia Elmore Anderon
Vernon
Alvin Tines
Bares
Peli Etinrd Enn Coie Ie Tage
Addison
Bonnid Amore
Aenarian Caton Atevam
Geavee Tanne Coating
Arvin
Wrenn
Fmundlaw Lang
Lue Hank
Pheniy Lunhark Staines Gaeton
Robert Th
Ure
Beck
Jark Pamrin Crane
Aston
SMS
Ollie
Ham Heuston
Thomas Hugh Faille
Howard Dones
Aspamin
Frank Morough
Agermen Blynck Medougr
Lanne
Maedgen Ballinger
Wesley
Wilt Mayer
Hale
John Alfred Petty
Midland
Aid Praridin
Markorm
Etna Galhar
Seattle
Ronan
Beadia Hee
Geal
Pei Dallas
Tommy Gere
Ne Kinney
Steve Homer Bale
Sre
Rae
Seven Injured In Four City Auto Crashes
Seven persons were injured in four automobile accidents in Lubbock on Friday night and Saturday. A car collided with a city bus at 32nd Street and Avenue U causing two injuries, with one driver cited for negligent collision by failure to yield. Another three-car crash on Main Street and Avenue Q left one woman hospitalized with neck and shoulder injuries. Two women were treated and released after a two-car crash at 43rd Street and Orlando Avenue, and a rainstorm collision near 52nd Street and Canton Avenue sent two youths to St Marys Hospital, later discharged.
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Lubbock
32Nd Street
Avenue U
West Texas Hospital
B. C. Rigas
39Th St
J. G. Keyes
31St St
Betty Henson
23Rd St
Penson
Main Street
Avenue Q
Lubbock Osteopathic Hospital
Elizabeth Walker
1St St
14Th St
Walker
Methodist Hospital
43Rd Street
Orlando Avenue
Robert Lee Cash
36Th St
Arthur Hayden Hall
Levelland
St Mary's Hospital
Emzy Dale Hagood
44Th St
Jerry Don Balch
27Th St
52Nd Street
Canton Avenue
Hagood
Wendell Ray Carnes
Balch
Solon says Mack had outside income while FCC member
Rep. Oren Harris said Richard A. Mack showed 41 000 dollars of outside income during his FCC tenure, totaling 76 000 dollars over two years with a 35 000 dollar FCC salary. Mack resigned amid an FCC investigation. Harris questioned source of the outside income and noted a provision barring FCC members from other business. John Cross is interviewed as a potential successor and Col George Gordon Moore is set to testify March 17. A federal grand jury probe into the FCC resumes in Miami.
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Mack
Harns
FCC
Washin
Harris
Mamie Eisenhower
George Gordon Moore
Television
Channel 10
Miami
Moore
Cross
Crnse
Fureka Springs Ark
Arkansas
Whiteside
Chain
Youth Faces Assault Charges After Five Women Bludgeoned
In Portland Oregon 17 year old Larry Robert Melstrom pleaded guilty in juvenile court to assault with intent to kill after admitting to bludgeoning five women. He said a compulsive urge to attack women came over him while walking at night. The latest victim Marjorie Miner 20 remained in hospital with a skull fracture and other injuries. The first attack was reported November 20. All victims suffered head injuries.
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Portland
Ore
Larry Robert Melstrom
Frida
Melstrom
Marjorie Miner
Funeral services for E N Burrus held in Olton
Funeral services for E N Burrus aged about 70 were set for 2 p m Sunday at the Olton Church of Christ. Burial will be in Floydad Cemetery, Lamb County pioneer Burrus died at his home Friday. HUMAN BONES FOUND IN LONDON MASS GRAVE. Thousands of ancient bones were recovered from a pit 15 feet underground at a bombed site in London. Officials suggest the pit may have been a plague victims dump from about 300 years ago.
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London
March
Two Children Treated After Tricycle Falls
Two youngsters were treated at Methodist Hospital after falls from their tricycles on Friday. Susie Brown age 2, daughter of W. Norman Brown and wife at 2013 8th Street, suffered a mild concussion and Teddy Stone, son of L. T. Stone of 3017 2nd Street, had a lip laceration. Both were dismissed after treatment.
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Methodist Hospital
Susie Brown
W. Norman Brown
8Th St
Teddy Stone
L. T. Stone
Two Convicted In Conspiracy Over Stolen Maps Transport
In Pittsburgh on March 8 a federal jury convicted Dallas York and Odie Seagraves, 73, for conspiring to transport stolen Gulf Oil Corp. maps across state lines. A third man from New York was acquitted. Edward Lie, 41, and Emanuel Lester faced verdicts, with Lie reported in critical condition after a hip fracture and surgery from a fall last week.
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Pittsburgh
U—A
York
Odie Seagraves
Dallas
Seagraves
Gulf Oil Corp
Lester
Edward Lie
Berman
New York
Rowell
Lie
Emanuel Lester
Methodist Hospital
John Miller
Gulf
Rotary Night to Feature Pastor Frank Campbell Speaker
Lubbock Rotary Club will host its annual ladies night with Frank Campbell pastor of the First Christian Church of Oklahoma City as featured speaker. More than 350 Rotarians and wives are expected at 7 p.m. in the Palm Room on the Shallow Highway. Campbell, renowned for the Church of Tomorrow, will be introduced by James G. Allen.
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Frank Campbell
William H
Bill
Alex Methodist Hospital
Heander
Chris
Thurstian Church of
Oklahoma City
Lubbock
Rotary Club
Shalow Highway
Dr. Alexander
Local notes and service updates from Lubbock area
Mrs. Don Megahan undergoes spinal surgery at Methodist Hospital and is in fair condition. Marine Pvt. George R. Willis serves with Marine Aircraft Group II in Atsugi Japan. Five Lubbock restaurants gain Duncan Hines recognition. David Aycock visits his parents on leave from Kwajalein, plans Seattle return and expects Navy discharge in November. Jerome William Dean pleads not guilty to trespassing and is released on bond after arrest near Vera Mooney home.
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Don Megahan
48Th St
Methodist Hospital
Mr. Megahan
First Presbyterian Church
Marine Pvt
George R. Willis
Ray R. Wilelis
Rt. 2
Abernathy
Marine Aircraft Group II
First Marine Aircraft Wing
Naval Air Station
Atsugi
Japan
David Aycock
Orban F. Aycock
29Th St
Kwajalein Island
Seattle
Navy
Jerome William Dean
Corporation Court
Dean
Vera Mooney
Rejection Seen For 5-Cent Letter Rate
Washington predictions say the House will reject the Senate 5 cent rate for out of town letters. Rep. Davis says strong opposition exists among House members while Rep. Rees notes growing support for the 5 cent stamp. The Senate plan to raise postage and pay is awaited as Rep. Murray recovers in hospital.
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Washington
Llp
James C. Davis
D-Ga
House
Senate
Davis
House Post Office Committee
Edward H. Rees
Tom Murray
D-Tenn
Post Office Committee
Murray
Farm Worker Electrocuted Near Midland in Irrigation Accident
Salvad or Loera, 30, was electrocuted Friday when an irrigation pipe touched a powerline at the H. E. Tubb farm four miles south of Midland. A companion, Joe Garcia, suffered severe facial and body burns and is hospitalized. Loera’s brother Arturo, 15, died last May 29 when a tractor overturned near the same farm.
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Midland
Salvador Loera
Joe Garcia
H. E. Tubb
Loera
Arturo
Tubb Farm
Lishman Services Planned Here Today
Services for Lanny D. Lishman 11 former resident of Lubbock Tahoka and Post who was found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in Amarillo Friday will be held at 2 p m today at Amnett Benson Baptist Church Rev W E Thom officiating Rix Funeral Home in charge Relatives said Lishman went home from work Thursday afternoon sat in a chair near a gas heater and was overcome by fumes He was found Friday morning by his landlady whose lights were on His wife was at a family reunion in Abilene at the time.
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Lanny D. Lishman
Lubbock
Tahoka
Post
Amarillo
Amnett-Benson Baptist Church
W. E. Thom
Rix Funeral Home
Tishman
Abilene
Graveside Services Held in Idalou for Southerland Infant
Rogaleeta Gayle Southerland infant daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Southerland Plainview died at birth in Methodist Hospital. Graveside funeral held at Idalou Cemetery at 2 p m Saturday with Rev Bruce Giles officiating. Burial under Rix Funeral Home direction.
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Rogaleeta Gayle Southerland
R. L. Southerland
Plainview
Idalou
Methodist Hospital
Bruce Giles
Flint Avenue Baptist Church
Rix Funeral Home
Communists claim Anhwei farmers dug earth far more than Panama Canal builders
Digging figures reported by Peiping Radio praise Anhwei Province farmers who allegedly moved earth at twelve times the amount moved by Panama Canal builders in ten years. The notice cites nearly two million canals ditches and irrigation works as part of the projects.
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Hong Kong
Anhwei
Peiping Radio
James F Graves Rites In Plainview Monday
Funeral services for James F Graves an early West Texas cowboy and school teacher who died Friday at a Hale Center hospital will be held at 10 am Monday at Lemons Funeral Chapel with Rev Raymond Dyess officiating. Burial will be in Plainview Cemetery. The item notes a separate world rainfall record held by Unionville Maryland of 1 23 inches in one minute.
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Plainview
James F. Graves
West Texas
Hale Center
Lemons
Raymond Dyess
Hale Center Methodist Church
Plainview Cemetery
Open House Highlights Public School Week At New Deal
In observance of Public School Week a Thursday open house at New Deal High and Elementary Schools featured a Future Homemaker style show, a band concert directed by Tommy Walsh, and cafeteria lunch for visitors. High school teachers were honored at a senior class tea.
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New Deal
Tommy Walsh
Shurbet Wins Top Honors In Petersburg Show
About 450 people attended the Petersburg 4-H stock show to see Mike Shurbet’s Angus steer claim grand champion honors. Bill Holloway noted 179 entries. A highlight was Scarborough family members Pat and Terry and cousin Jack competing for top honors.
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Mike Shurbet
Angus
Bill Holloway
Scarborough
Pat
Terry
Jack
Mac Heard
Jesse Holloway
Kenneth Ellard
Kenneth Baker
Jack Scarborough
Champpion Barrow
Pat Scarborough
Barrow
Robert Smith
Paul Breeding
Sammy Ellard
Rites Set For Kermit Woman In Crosbyton
Funeral services for Mrs. T. O. Wilson 58 of Kermit will be held at 2 30 p m Monday at the First Baptist Church of Crosbyton with Rev Wayland Boyd officiating Burial will be in Crosbyton Cemetery under Carter Funeral Home of Ralls direction She died at 10 20 a m Friday in a Kermit hospital after a lingering illness The body will be sent to Ralls funeral home by Maples Funeral Home of Kermit today Survivors include her husband two sons Oran L Grubaugh of Kermit Roy E Grubaugh of Portland Ore one daughter Mrs Mildred Bassman of Granada Hills Calif one sister Mrs Elmer Mauldin of Plainview one brother Dock Love of Spur and three grandchildren
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Kermit
T. O. Wilson
First Baptist Church
Crosbyton
Wayland Boyd
Carter Funeral Home
Ralls
Jack
Southdown
Pat
Hampshire
Barrow
Oran L. Grubaugh
Roy E. Grubaugh
Portland
Ore
Mildred Bassman
Granada Hills
Calif
Elmer Mauldin
Plainview
Dock Love
Spur
Monterey Debate Teams Win Event
Two Monterey High School boys teams were named co champions of the Hardin-Sim mons University tournament after defeating 18 teams from eight schools. Sophomores John Hammett and Wayne Cobb faced seniors Kip Glasscock and John MacInnis in the finals to share the title and receive a trophy and a $240 scholarship to HSU.
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Bilene
March
Monterey High School
Hardin-Simmons University
John Hammett
Wayne Cobb
M Monterey High
Kip Glasscock
John MacInnis
HSU
Funeral rites set for Harland B. Hall at Rix Chapel
Funeral services for Harland B. Hall 47 of 198 24th Street will be held at 3 pm today in the Rix Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. J W Bradshaw officiating. Burial will follow in City of Lubbock Cemetery.
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Harland B. Hall
24Th St
Rix Funeral Home
J. W. Bradshaw
Emmanuel Baptist Church
City of Lubbock
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