Panhandle South Plains veterinarians host annual convention in Lubbock
Veterinarians from Panhandle and South Plains attend the Panhandle Veterinary Medical Association fall meeting at Texas Tech in Lubbock. Dean W. L. Stangel welcomes attendees as Dr. W. W. Armistead presents a film lecture on small animal diseases.
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Panhandle
South Plains
Panhandle Veterinarian Medical Association
Texas Tech
Dean W. L. Stangel
Division of Agriculture
O. L. Byrd
Lubbock
Dr. Armistead
Deve Sherrill
Sherrill
Alvin A. Price
Texas State Veterinary Medical Association
Texas
G. T. Easley
Turner Ranch
Sulphur
Okla
Easley
W. T. Clifton
W. V. Cox
W. H. Stewart
W. T. Rogers
J. C. Hart
Panhandle Veterinary Medical Association
College Station
J. W. Taylor
San Angelo
W. W. Armistead
School of Veterinary Medicine
Texas A&m College
W. A. Scott
Stephenville
U. S. Chamber Opposes Labor Union Guaranteed Wage Plan
The U. S. Chamber of Commerce attacked the CIO plan for guaranteed wages, arguing it would hinder production and growth and could worsen the national economic mood. It cited seasonal demand and tax factors as limits on steady employment and warned the measure might intensify economic instability.
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Washington
CIO
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
High Plains Water District Moves Headquarters
Tom McFarland announces the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No 1 has moved its headquarters to 1628 15th St. in Lubbock. The offices shifted from the Lubbock National Bank Building with ample visitor parking behind the new building.
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High Plains Underground Water Conservation District No. 1
15Th St
Tom McFarland
Water District
Lubbock National Bank
McFarland
Sharp Drop in Texas Construction Awards
The Texas Contractor reports a 22.7 percent drop in awards for the week ending Oct 7. Totals show 307 contracts worth $14,385,768 versus 380 contracts and $18,616,643 the prior week. All building types declined except non residential. Largest award was $1,515,685 to J W Bateson Construction Co. of Dallas for the Dallas courthouse annex.
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Dallas
Texas
Weekly Trade Journal
J. W. Bateson Construction Co
Dallas’ New Courthouse Annex
Husky thieves burgle San Francisco cold storage
Police report burglars broke into a cold storage warehouse in San Francisco and carried away 2250 pounds of abalone and 450 pounds of shrimp valued at 3600 dollars.
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HUSKY
San Francisco
Outlook for next year not so bright for U S farmers
The Agriculture Department reports the United States harvested the third largest crop volume in history yet faces looming quotas. A cotton crop estimate prompts a Dec. 15 vote on marketing quotas, with a two thirds majority needed. Wheat, tobacco, and peanuts also face future controls while dry weather slows winter planting.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
The
Depart
Haie County Fair draws record crowds in three days
Haie County Fair in Plainview closes with a record 3 706 paid attendance today and over 8 500 total across Thursday and Friday. Gate Supt. C L Abernethy notes this year more than doubles last year’s attendance as exhibitors pack and ribbons are stored away.
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Plainview
Haie County
C. L. Abernethy
Abernethy
Bernie Howell
Lubbock
Fair Arena
Terry County Official Attends National Meeting in Nebraska
Terry County Superintendent Elmer E. Brownlee attends the 8th National Conference of County and Rural Area Superintendents in Omaha Nebraska. The event runs Sunday through Wednesday at the Fontenelle Hotel with morning speeches on Community Needs Shape Action and afternoon sessions on Needs of Children and Youth Shape Action. Speakers include a State Department education official, a professor of education, several superintendents, and a U S Office of Education panel member.
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Brownfield
Terry County
Elmer E. Brownlee
Fontenelle
Omaha
Neb
State Department
U. S. Office of Education
Innocent and Guilty Pleas Heard in County Court-at-Law
Judge Robert J. Allen presided Saturday. Eddie Murel White, 27, pleaded innocent to aggravated assault and bonded $200 for the November term. J. M. Goodgame, 33, of 4001 36th St., was fined $10 and court costs for a check law violation.
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Robert J. Allen
Eddie Murel White
J. M. Goodgame
36Th St
Monkey causes blackout in Louhans by climbing pole
An escaped circus monkey near Dijon climbs a pole and its chain touches a high tension line, plunging the town of Louhans into darkness. Police and residents report brief power outage as crews restore electricity.
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Dijon
France
Louhans
Army Officer Supports Young Korean Af School in Kerrville
Kerrville October 10 A Korean War veteran Brig. Gen Edwin A Walker of Center Point Texas sponsors Sung Ki Lee a Schreiner Institute cadet corps member now a high school senior and ROTC student in Kerrville.
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Young Korean Af
Kerrville
Sung Ki Lee
Republic of Korea
Schreiner Institute
Edwin A. Walker
Center Point
Tex
Korean interpreter Lee to begin U.S. studies after service
A 20 year old Korean served as interpreter and aide to Generals Walker Ginn and Smith during the war. After rotation home in March he was courted by General Walker to join U S and ROK officials in the United States for preliminary medical training next year. In Paris a French airline announced Comet jet service to Johannesburg starting October 26 with two flights monthly.
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Paris
Comet
Johannesburg
Lee
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