Preliminary Hearing On Cotton Held Monday Afternoon
Lubbock County USDA council sponsors a public 2 PM meeting at the district courthouse to study the cotton situation and prepare an impartial briefing for a congressional hearing set for Oct 24. Attendees include cotton growers ginners and buyers.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Lubbock County
Usda Council
Jason O. Gordon
Earl Davis
Davis
Geo. H. Mahon
Congressional Committee
Steve Pace
Mahon
Labor Needed To Reap Cotton Crop In Lubbock County
The weekly crop and weather report notes 750 laborers needed for cotton harvest in Lubbock County. Cool weather slowed maturity of grain sorghums and delayed crops overall, though small grains and fall grazing are in good condition. Livestock, pasture, and grazing remain fair to good. marketing remains strong. Harvests begin for sweet potatoes and sugar beets are due to start next week.
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Lubbock
W. B. Griffin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Salt in World’s Oceans Could Submerge U S Under Deep Layer
A sweeping estimate claims all the salt in the world would blanket the United States in a layer about one and a half miles thick, illustrating vast scale of ocean salinity relative to land.
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United States
Standefer and Canon Eye Ear Nose and Throat Clinic Expanded
West Texas hospital expands facilities to ten more rooms and renames to Standefer and Canon Eye Ear Nose and Throat clinic. New staff include World War II veteran Dr Chase S Thompson and Dr Mina D Watkins, both ex servicemen with families. Dr Watkins led the Eye Ear Nose and Throat section at Moore Field Hospital.
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West Texas Hospital
Fred W. Standefer
Robert T. Canon
Standefer
Canon
Naval Hospital
Mina D. Watkins
Moore Field Hospital
Mission
Army Air Forces Base
Chase S. Thompson
AAF
San Antonio
Board of
Otolaryngology
American College of Surgeons
Subsidies To Cease On Farm Products
Washington reports that the stop of subsidy payments on meat and some farm products is expected to save about 50 million dollars. Congress set 869 million dollars for subsidies in the OPA extension act, with an official estimate of spending under 225 million. The budget deficit of about 1.9 billion dollars would be reduced by subsidy savings.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
OPA
Scout Leaders Gather for All-Day Sectional Conference
An all-day Boy Scouts sectional conference for lay leaders is set for November 6 at a Lubbock hotel. Local officials will be led by Dr. F. B. Malone, president of the South Plains council, with G. M. Unger announcing the event and Region Nine Chair Homer P. Mitchell calling the meetings to boost scouting for over 166,000 registered men and boys in Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and parts of Arkansas and Arizona. Dr. Malone will report on council plans and activities.
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Boy Scouts
Lubbock
F. B. Malone
South Plains Council
G. M. Unger
Scout Council
Homer P. Mitchell
Dallas
Boy Scouts of America
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
Arizona
Mitchell
Malone
Council
Nation eats more fish in September says service
The fish and wildlife service reports frozen fish and shellfish stocks fell by 5,000,000 pounds in September. Normally September shows a 15,000,000-pound increase. The drop suggests the nation consumed more seafood that month.
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Nation
Washington
U.P
Fish and Wildlife Service
For Sale Well Advertised Cafe in Tulsa Texas
Well equipped cafe on the plains with good location and lease. No inflation in equipment and stock. Priced at 12500 dollars. Seats 84. Making money. Must be sold for health reasons. Write ALIMO CAFE. J. E. Stokes owner Tulia Texas.
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Plains
Alimo Cafe
J. E. Stokes
Tulia
Tex
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Dcloth
Sporting Goods
Drs. Standefer & Canon
M. D
Chase
Thompson, M. D
F.A.C.S
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Standefer & Canon
Lorraine
Ocdaine
Broadway
Rocker
Dinette
Fed
Montgomery Ward
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