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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1950

Page

8

Wildcat Drilling Moves Forward in West Lubbock County

In west Lubbock county a new wildcat from Calvin White of Lubbock and Standard Fryer Drilling No. 1 Bidwell is set to spud by October 9 on a 240 acre lease. The project targets the Pennsylvanian reef and will drill lower Strawn to 10,500 feet unless production occurs sooner.

Lubbock County Calvin White Lubbock Standard Fryer Drilling Company H. H. Biewell C&mrr Auvey P. O. Smith Dr. Bidwell Standard Fryer U. S. Highway 62 Bidwell Strawn Lubbock- Hockley County Ropes Pennsylvanian Pool Callery & Hurt Edwards George P. Livermore, Inc Lindsey Smith Terry Hockley Scurry Kent Borden Bankline Oil Company Earl Elliott Livermore and Sanders Doud MFC Corporation of Houston Clark Humble Oil & Refining Company W. J. Farris Wildcat

Farmers and ranch incomes in Texas rise in August

Texas farmers earned 131 million dollars in cash last month, up 16 percent from July and 27 percent below August of last year. Cotton led with 62.5 million, cattle 16.2 million, milk products 9.23 million, and cotton seed 7.77 million, with regional gains and declines noted across the state.

Austin Texas University of Texas Business Research Bureau Cattie Coastal Prairies Lower Rio Grande Valley Grand Prairies East Texas Edwards Plateau South Texas Plains Red Bed Plains High Plains Southern High Plains Lower Rio Grande Valley Trans Pecos Western Cross Timbers Black and Grand Prairies Northern Bureau

Death Valley Model Railroad Enthusiast Braves Extreme Heat

Death Valley National Monument superintendent T. R. Goodwin presides over a 16 by 34 foot model railroad in a low ceiling shed. He endures 125 to 130 degree heat but quits when the thermometer nears 150. His layout, five years in the making, includes six steam locomotives, one diesel, 20 passenger cars, 60 freight cars, 1,800 feet of wiring and 20,000 imitation spikes, plus a village of 40 model houses and figurines.

Death Valley Calif T. R. Goodwin Goodwin Death Valley National Monument Haven

Pan American pioneer Captain Clark retires after 33 years

Miami reports Captain Fred V. Clark, nicknamed Shorty, ends a 33 year career with Pan American Airways on Latin American routes. A Navy veteran and early jet pilot, Clark flew more than 3 million miles and helped pioneer U S air mail contracts in the region.

Miami Fla U.P Fred V Shorty) Clark Pan American Airways Navy United States

Unclear Text Summary Card

Fragmentary note describes coordinating clothing for a girl to catch the school bus. Mentions hair, rib bons, socks, hander, school dress, and making breakfast. Ambiguity makes precise facts impossible.

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Michigan Moves to Fight Spies and Saboteurs

Michigan adopts stringent anti-subversion laws and forms a 12-detective state police squad to track suspected saboteurs and spies. The bill, approved by Gov. Williams, creates secret files on subversives and ties into a broader civilian defense program as a November constitutional vote on curbing free speech nears.

Douglas Graham United Press Lansing Mich Michigan G. Menken Williams Communist Party Special State Police Sqund Provisicex Michiz F.B.I

Farmer Trapped Under Tractor In Montague County

Pioneer farmer Carl E. Zahn, 70, was found conscious at 7 p.m. after spending all day pinned under a tractor. He amputated his leg with a pocket knife and improvised a tourniquet using his shirt, handkerchief, and efforts to keep flies away while awaiting help.

Bowie Montague County Carl E. Zahn Zahn

Oyster Crops Grow in Bays Around Long Island

New York dispatch notes oyster farmers cultivate crops in private bays around Long Island. Growth takes five years to mature and emphasis is on quality. Some harvests are shipped fresh by air. others are canned. The article also mentions state security measures and civil rights protests.

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