Recognition program honors Tech students and parents
Texas Tech announces a Tuesday recognition service for 303 students with awards for scholarship leadership and service. Dean James Allen presides, with Dr Wood Wheburn delivering the address and the campus band providing music.
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Lubko
Texas
Avalanche-Journal
Tech
Texas Technological Liege
James Allen
Wood Wheburn
R. C. Goodwin
Division of Arts and Sciences
Cheirman
Council of Academic
L. Crisppelle
Department of Agricultural Education
Jeanine G. Langford
Foagomer
Troy Davidson
Wollere
Texas Tech Crond
J. W. Sing
Lem Titteworth
Jeshinen
Willem 1
Adair
Morris Bar
Marion Baumgardner
Hilary Bedoré
Denzil Bevers
Boboy Bonner
Rex “Bradford
Garland Bridges
Maurice Mac
Billy Marshal
Bufkin
Alyce
Megee Byrom
Donei¢ Cade
Richard Camnre
Pell
Elizabeth Craig
John Peul Crass
Woure FE Doucias
Weldon J. Ebeling
Jim Mott Sterne Emens
Wille Mae
New Farm Program at Tech Eyes Diversified Plant Industry
Texas Techs new farm program under Dr A W Young uses 160 acres from college lands cleared of mesquite for seed and teaching purposes. Initial work includes cotton and sorghums with future plots for grain forages wheat barley oats corn cowpeas soybeans and grasses.
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Texas Technological College
A. W. Young
College honors outstanding readers and student leaders
A list of students recognized for outstanding readership or service to the college and student body, noting that recipients must maintain at least a B average for fall 1946 and an all college average of 1.80 or higher. Names include Gunter Hartley Harp Willingham plus others with several in absentia recipients.
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James Allen Black
Melvin Bobo
Charles Bradford
George R. Brown
Thomas I. Brown
Ralph Buey
Donese Campbell
Elwood Carruth
A Chatwell
Charles &. Clowe, Jr
Samuel Combs
Ruth Evans Coward
Estelle Cummings
Frank Donahue
Glen Emmett
Fred Ferguson
Wallach Finley
Imogene Fortenberry
Raymond Fowler
Virsene Garoutte
William Gosdin
Sue Guthrie
Laura Beth Hall
John Haynes
Jean Holmes
Lamar ‘Jackson
Chester C. Jaynes
Eugene Paul King
Herbert L. Lamb
Allan J. Lewis
Miriam Lewis
John P. Lilly, Jr
Brean Lovelace
Clyde Minshew
Harold Morris
Charlies E. Newton
Claude Nichols
Wendell G. Nutt
Dwight Perkins
William K. Puryear
Levon Ray
Newell A. Reed
Evanda Joy Sawyer
James Spain
Barron Spaulding
Mary Cathryn Speer
Vincent Stackhouse
Gwendola Stinnett
Thomair W. Summers, Jr
Henry A. Tackett
Caroll E Thompson
Billie Joe Whitworth
Raymond James Yurzhbick
Eric Dell Adams
Bonnie Allen
Joe Anderson
Dorothy Jean Appling
John Allen Ash
Harold Ballew
Rex Baurlein
Robert Baumgardner
Stephen Brooks
Margaret Bruce
Joseph Cargile
June Certel
James A. Clepper
Archie Cockburn
William Carl Collins
Gilbert Toy Cook
Clarence Dorsey
Carl Dwyer
Billy Balow
Margene Fry
Charles Wade Gibert
Robert Hale
Arthur N. Johnson
Stephen Gray Johnston
Rayburn Jones
James L. Kindred
Nell LaBor
Jackie Lewis
Gene McLendon
Wendell Mayer
Francis Miller
Bill
Edward Hagran
Walton Henderson
Pete Hines
Adele Holland
Amon Howard
Choc Hutcheson
Charles L. Jones
Texie
Myra Keeton
Winifred Larabee
Jesse McAlister
Walter McCoy
George McLeroy
Irene McNeill
James Merriman
Lucy Miller
Judd Morrow
William Keith Patton
Willis P. Phillips
Otto H. Rahifs
Herbert B. Reaves
Frank F. Revier
Glenn Robertson
Elizabeth K. Schmidt
Marion Sprague
Arthur M. Stoy
Joel M. Simmons
Charlene Tabor
Chauncey M. Trout, Jr
Charles J. Winyard
Bob Weddle
Howard Welborn
Robinson Duval Wiley
Delmer Maurice Woods
Carl Junius Young
Jean Carmichael
Yada DeWitt
James L. Jackson
Ann C. Newman
Dorothy de Golden
James C. Kersten
Wayne Ogle
Norma Crump Davis
Penny Wright Murphy
Aubie Jo Baucum
Billie Bechto
Alex Cook
Ben F. Cowling, Jr
Clarence W. Coyne
Bertelli Jackson
Raymond McWilliams
Lee Perry
Rodrick L. Shaw
Eva Ruth Turnbaugh
Archie Marion West
del Wells
Barton Willingham
Kathryne Witty
Dorothy Womack
Franklin Terry Perkins
Nathan J. Allen
John E. Dwyer
John Bill Wheeler
Orville Alderson
Imogene Bagwell
Jane Burns
Panze Butler
Bob Click
Dorothy Clift
Troy Davidson
Betty McMurtry Devin
Mary Flatt
Ben Green
James Gunter
Gene Hartley
Maxine Harp
Tom Hassell
Maxine Hennersdorf
Eugenia Hopper
Amos Howard
Bill Nugent
Betty Renner
Elizabeth Schmidt
Jim Warner
Betty Jo Crisler
Rodrick Ghaw
Dan Young
Social Security moves to handle Texas City disaster claims
The Lubbock SSA field office will accept dependents' or relatives' claims resulting from the Texas City disaster and treat them as if filed nearby. Elliott Adams said most disaster deaths were covered by old age and survivors insurance, raising the agency's impact. Initial checks were issued April 23 from a temporary Texas City office.
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Social Security Administration
Lubbock
Social Security Board
Texas City
Elliott Adams
Adams
SSA
Charlie K. Gilcrease
Farmer groups eye records for class work say Dr Youns
Dr Youns says records will be used in class work and will be available to interested farmer groups, outlining potential educational use and community access.
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Youns
Meeting in Lubbock to discuss return of war dead
In San Antonio on May 21 and 22 American Graves Registration officials Lt Col H G McDougal and W H Torrance will discuss the repatriation and reburial program with Lubbock and area residents. A public session in county courts will answer questions and guide next of kin through questionnaires before the October return of the first remains.
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City
San Antonio
Specia
Lubbock
American Graves Registration Division
Fort Sam Houston
Lub
Bock
H. G. McDougal
W. H. Torrance
AGRD
Walter Davies
McDougall Or
Torrance
Red Cross
United States
Widow of machinist Gilcrease to receive social security benefits
The article details the death of Gilcrease, a Monsanto plant machinist, leaving a widow and three children aged 5, 4, and 3 months. Each child would get $14.69 monthly until age 18, totaling $9,012.29. The widow could receive $4,880 by the youngest child’s 18th birthday, plus potential future benefits at age 65, potentially totaling $3,865, for a combined possible family social security income of $16,759.
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Gilcrease
Monsanto
Superintendent Accepts Pay Raise After Protest
Branford Connecticut May 10. School Superintendent Raymond E Pinkham was forced to accept a $500 pay increase though he protested. The board of education voted the raise to show appreciation of the superintendent’s worth. Pinkham said he was satisfied with his $5500 salary, calling it sufficient for a small town official. The board had originally offered $250 more.
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Branford
Conn
U.P
Raymond E. Pinkham
Board of Education
Pinkham
Fire at Templehof salvage dump blamed on incendiaries
Berlin reports a fire in the salvage dump at Templehof airdrome controlled by the American Air Force. Pro vost marshal’s office believes incendiaries caused the blaze while German police and American soldiers investigated. An unknown person fired three shots from an elevated railway track. no injuries reported.
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Berlin
Templehof Airdrome
Can Chop Wood Again After Taking Mertox Compound
An advertisement touts Mertox Compound as a “wonderful medicine” that restored a bedridden man and improved his brother. The claim includes rapid relief from pain, digestive issues, and energy, plus a $100 reward if endorsements cannot be produced.
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Mr. Davenport
Ehhnp
Mertox
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