Tech's Annual Journalism Day Slated Here Saturday
Tech hosts journalism day with 250 to 300 high school writers expected in the Agriculture Auditorium for sessions beginning at 9:30 a.m. The event features keynote by John Masterman of the Amarillo Globe-Times and Texas High School Press Association.
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Panhandle
South
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Tech
de- Plains
New Mexico
Eday
The
West
Texas High School Press Assn
John Masterman
Amarillo Globe-Times and Tech
Daily
Masterman
Amarillo
Thomas H. Thompson
Globe Times
Cornell University
Ithaca, New York
Journal
Globe- Fishing Co
Roosevelt School
Bo Ness
Blanche Davis
Parking Meters Prove Tough to Cheat in Hobbs
Hobbs authorities fined Rob erts a barber $25 after he was found guilty of inserting a foreign coin into a meter. City meters had logged 472 foreign coins over six months in the downtown block as officials watched. Three witnesses testified the Mexican coin remained in the meter in front of Roberts' car when he was arrested despite his denials. The case highlights the meters’ resilience against tampering and the small cost of improper parking.
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HOBBS
Ale. Roberts
Roberts
November Term of Federal Court Set
The November term of the U S District Court under Judge Joseph B Dooley will hear civil nonjury cases and non contested criminal matters starting November 6. A special setting on January 1, 1942, involves Marvin Shurbet versus the United States seeking a refund of income taxes. The suit, brought by Mr and Mrs Shurbet and the Water District, tests underground water depletion and government defection claims.
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Joseph B
Dooley Press
Marvin Shurbet
America
Federal
Governeent Bist
Shurbet
Farmusburg
Appraisers Meeting Attracts 70 In City
About seventy attendees heard Charles Kober of St Louis national president speak at the West Texas New Mexico chapter of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers gathering in the Pioneer Hotel. The session included a dean of portsters and remarks by DeWitt Knapp of Dallas and TH McDonald of Amarillo.
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St. Louis
West Texas-New Mexico
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Pioneer Hotel
Kober
Moan
Aterward
Love Montane
Cape Vincent
N.Y
DeWitt Knapp
Dallas
Texas Real Estate Assn
Harold Bowles
Denver
TH. McDonald
Armarillo
West
Mexico
Tahoka Girls Named Senators at Wayland College
Tahoka graduates Mary Lou Voth and Mary Margaret Voth were elected senior senators at Wayland Bay Ist College in Plainview. Both daughters of Mr and Mrs Lou Sicker they hold solid grades and plan to study government and history while serving in campus government.
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Mary Lou
Mary Voth
High Schoal
Wayland Bayist College
Phiinview
Margaret
Mro
Lou Sicker
Ted St
Vothmayen
AML
St Government Assn
Rochester Homecoming Events Set For November
Rochester plans homecoming activities led by a noon luncheon and concert followed by a 2 p.m. football game against Rule. Reunions and a 5 p.m. dinner will cap the day with Master of Ceremonies listed as G OSNABRUECK. Dr Helmut Hermann Witter announced global World Missionary concerns.
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Ceresh
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Germany
Onnabrueck
Helmut Hermann Witter
MAN
WAC Recruiter Set to Visit This Week in City
A recruiter from WAC will visit the area this week to discuss programs and opportunities. Residents are urged to bring relevant documents as part of the information session.
Junior Class Play Slated At Clovis
Clovis announces its junior class play with director Berth Hes Hen ehisen and cast including Phe castavdartes Ch Biel Hours Goon Probo amid students Beeven Ssh Hatten Mike Frans and Chest Given den Supis.
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Berth
Ehisen
Heth
Beeven
Mike Frans
Atits Garext
Andrews Trial Date Set In Murder Case
A special venire of 100 persons was ordered by Worth District Judge Olsen for the murder trial of Kev Bryan Canterberry next month. Canterberry is accused in the fatal shooting of Chester Barnett during a striking session here on June 4. Attorneys will begin jury selection from the venue on Oct. 31, with the trial slated for Nov. 6.
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