Women In Construction Meeting In Lubbock
A Caprock Hotel gathering sponsored by the Lubbock chapter of Women In Construction featured an 8 a.m. breakfast and a 10 a.m. business session. Highlights included a skit Last Call to Breakfast and plans for a September convention. Attendees included national president Mrs. Carrie Ann Marquette of Houston and chapter founders Mrs. Ida Mae Bagby and Mrs. Doris Efird from Fort Worth, with several out-of-town delegates.
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Lubbock’ Cup
Caprock
Ernoon
Ness
Lubbock’ Club
Lubbock Country ‘Club
Hoesten
Carrie Ann Marquette
Houston
Fort Worth
Lubbock
Ida Mae Bagby
Doris Efird
Fay. Brown
Lily Scoats
Wichita ‘Falls
Gladys. Bridges
Amarillo
Ruth Blau
Odessa
Lois Aker
Dallas
Bobby Johnston
Big Spring
Ethel McKinney
Lubbock Ministers Assn
Sagedersinlge
Dick Schmidt
Jean Johnson
Pewcemers Eee
Coa
Hell
Harvey
May
Seven Enter Charges In County Court At Law Saturday
Judge Peter J. Allen presided as Opal Marshall 33 of SOL Erd St faced a charte charge with illegal possession of a weapon and a $500 plea bond. Eva Mae Bell 33 of 716 Ave A pleaded innocent to a check law violation with a $500 bond. Doroteo Sanchez Rivera 23 of 1508 E 14th St pled guilty to illegally transporting beer and was fined $400.
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Peter J. Allen
County Court-at-La
Opal Marshall
Sol Erd St
Chartest
Eva Mae Bell
Ave. A
Doroteo Sanchez Rivera
E. 14Th St
Exclusive Creations Hat Forum by NAWC Members
An NAWC area forum gathering at Caprock Hotel featured members modeling original hats. Participants Bertha Mackey Goldie Chaffin and Virginia Silver posed with varied designs, including foam materials and decorative flowers.
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National Assn
Caprock
Bertha ‘Mae Mackey
Goldie Chaffin
Ave. B
Virginia’ Silver
47Th St
Red China risks domestic unrest amid global tensions
The State Department warns of potential domestic strains in Peiping amid drought, food riots, and grain seizures while noting no clear rift with Moscow. Officials fear a large idle army could become a destabilizing factor, possibly prompting external distractions to unite the regime.
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Peiping
Chou En-lai
New Delhi
U.S. State Department
J. Graham Parsons
United States
Idig
Red China
Chiang Kaishek
Ex Governor in Senate Race in Oregon Primary
In Oregon the Senate contest to replace the late Richard Neuberger will feature his widow on the Democratic side and former Gov. Elmo Smith on the Republican side. Primary filings closed with both as the best known candidates. Hatfield will name a temporary successor after Neuberger’s memorial services. Separately in Havana the U.S. Embassy stated no warning had been issued to Americans regarding Cuba’s political developments.
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Salem
Ore
Richard L. Neuberger
Oregon
Elmo Smith
Alpan
Neuberger
Smith
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Havana
U.S
Cuba
United States
Youngster Receives Grand Show Steer At Fat Stock Event
Bobby Rush, son of Mr and Mrs W T Rush Acuff, received a red trophy for his Hereford steer judged grand champion at the Houston Fat Stock Show March 4. Purchaser August Busch III of Anheuser Busch St Louis Md then gave the steer to the Houston Boys Club to auction for about 50000 in operational funds.
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Bobby Rush
First National Bank
Houston
August Busch III
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
Busch
Houston Boys' Club
Wiley Brothers win Cannon AFB four lane bid
The Wiley Brothers of Albuquerque submitted the low bid of 705 043 on the Cannon Air Force Base four lane project. Plans call for extending the existing West Seventh Street highway eight miles west to the airbase edge, linking to Clovis courthouse area.
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Clovis
Wiley Brothers
Albuquerque
Cannon Air Force Base
State ‘Highway Commission
West Seventh Street
March Unprecedented Weather Signals Warming Climate
UPI reports Dr Helmut Landsberg of the Weather Bureau says March was unprecedented for mean weather with record lows and heavy snows in many regions. He notes a measured rise in the nation’s average temperature over two periods and cites possible causes including carbon dioxide from fossil fuels. India's Punjab Government moves to install small hydroelectric plants in Chandigarh to electrify 25 more villages.
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Joseph
Myler
Washington
UPI
Helmut
E. Landsberg
U. S
Landsberg
Weather Bureau
U.S
India
Punjab
Chandigarh
Governor In Mexico Rules Against Paying Date On Don Vas De Quiroga
A governor in Mexico voices a ruling linked to a colonial landmark and a disputed date in the era of Don Vasco de Quiroga. The decision touches on historical payments and regional governance.
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Mexico
Don Vasco de Quiroga
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