Co Eds Shine In Stock Judging At Texas Tech
Three co ed students placed in the top ten of the 20th annual freshman stock judging contest at Texas Tech Saturday with C Ritter of Lawn scoring 830 points. A field of 117 competed as results announced list top dairy cattle hogs beef cattle and sheep rankings with sponsors Black and Bridle club and officials named. There are millions of Chinese in northwestern China who have never tasted nor seen rice.
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Texas Technological College
C. Ritter
Lawn
L. Hahn
Fredericksburg
Celia Smith
Sims
Alpine
Patsy Jones
Fluvanna
D. Hogan
Narbone
W. Atwood
Graham
G. Schneider
Plainview
Olive Pearl Matthews
Lubbock
J. Bartlett
Mineral Wells
J. Boyd
H. C. Bettis
Gerald Buchanan
Sheep
H. Underwood
N. Allen
Bob Boyd
A. Eden
D. Devin
J. Wheeler
R. Boone
J. Gunter
K. Lewis
H. G. Sprawls
M. J. Williams
Shallowater
J. Christian
J. H. Baumgardner
China
Fort Worth Chief Of Police Rough On City Gamblers
Fort Worth police chief Bob Dysart enters his second year with a tough anti gambling campaign. Raids and fines have soared, with over 5 300 arrests and more than 63 500 in fines and forfeitures. Dysart vows routine raids and personally participates in arrests to curb gambling operators and long time criminals.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Bob Dysart
Dysart
Johnnie Jorgeson
Nolan Thompson
Texas
Station To Resume Political Broadcasts In Albuquerque
Station KOB will resume political broadcasts on Monday after an FCC ruling on identifications of purchasers. Frank Quinn said the suspension was lifted pending a satisfactory FCC decision. Larry Bynon will regain buying time on the station as a Republican congressional candidate. Fort Worth reports two unsolved crimes, a March 10 burglary and a April 3 pistol slaying of Clem Roberts.
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Albuquerque
N. M
U.P
KOB
Federal Communications Commission
Frank Quinn
Quinn
FCC
Santa Fe
Larry Bynon
Byron
Congress
Fort Worth
Clem Roberts
Akron man survives 173 foot bridge jump record bid
Frank Roberson, a negro jumper, leaped 173 feet from the Akron bridge into the Cuyahoga river. He survived the fall with not serious internal injuries per St. Thomas hospital, possibly setting a world record for surviving such a dive.
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Akron. O
U.pi
Frank Roberson
Steve Brodie
Roberson
Akron
St. Thomas Hospital
Cuyahoga River
Denver City High names valedictorian and salutatorian at commencement
Grayson Tate was valedictorian and Betty Snedegar salutatorian as Denver City High School celebrated 21 graduates. S T Allega presided as board president and Charles Dean delivered the commencement address. The program featured a Lions International district governor and multiple musical selections by the Denver City band and student ensembles.
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Denver City
Grayson D. Tate
Betty Snedegar
S. T- Allega
Charles Dean
Plainview
Lions International
Denver City Band
Roy George
Assembly of God Church
Ave Maria
New Family Hospital Plan From Texas Insurance Firm
A low cost policy from a Texas National Life Benefit Company offers cash payments for hospital expenses due to sickness, accident or childbirth. It provides protection for the entire family including hospital room, surgeon fees, medicines, X rays, and related costs under supervision of the Texas Insurance Department.
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Texas Insurance Company
National Life Benefit Company
Texas Insurance Department
Liberal hospital protection plan offered with wide benefits
The new plan provides thirty days of hospital cash for each family member per year, cash for extra charges such as operating room fees X rays anesthesia medicines and ambulance, and cash to help pay surgeon fees among many other benefits making it highly liberal.
No Medical Examination Policy Offer
An insurance policy advertises no medical exam required for enrollment. All immediate family members up to 75 are covered under one monthly premium, claimed to be a few cents per day for average families. The company, incorporated in 1908, shows over 2 million dollars in claims since 1935. Cash benefits cover hospital expenses at home or work, with no hospital limits.
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U.S.S. Co
United States
Canada
Mexico
Publicity coupon offers extra benefits and childbirth scope
A liberal policy promises many additional benefits beyond childbirth and invites readers to mail a coupon for full information. It claims no cost or obligation and urges tearing out the coupon to obtain details.
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Schneider
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H. Bledsoe
Lockney
J. Ash
Fuller Health Clinic
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Wilma Fuller
Bonnie Fuller
McDuff
Fisherman’s
F. O. Miller
Herschal Miller
E. O. Miller
Canyon
Hot Springs
E. H. Patterson
Lorenzo
Sam Williams
Monroe
T. M. Nelson
Chuck Biggie
Fred Miller
John Danley
Tom Milligar
Earl Rogers
Roscoe Sides
The
Mark Halbey
Avalanche-Journal
Jeanne Covington
New World
Church of Christ
Robert Alldredge
Ruth Ballard
Ann Baucum
John Best
Bobby Boulter
Sturpy
Lester's
Lester
Paw Weekly
HAFIS
Winton Watch
Texas Corporation
National Life Benefit Co
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Lubbock, Texas
Family Hospital Insurance
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