Pre-Med Day Highlights Rounded Education For Med School
More than 30 area high schoolers joined Texas Tech students for the first annual Pre-Med Day. speakers, including Warren G. Harding of UTMB Galveston, urged a well rounded college education, noting only 16 percent of admitted med school entrants hold A grades.
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Texas Tech
Warren G. Harding
University of Texas Medical Branch
Galveston
Harding
Tech Student Union
Hardin
Charles Pummill
Galveston Medical
Dallas
James G. Allen
Tech
Methodist Hospital
Selby
Alpha Epsilon Delta
Southwest
Lois Kershner
Lubbock
Add Eddins
Kermit
Warren Hardinz
University of Texas
Downtown mall brings large crowds to Fort Worth
Thousands of shoppers thronged a downtown Fort Worth mall Friday night for a vehicle free area in the main business district. The Fort Worth Downtown Assn said crowds exceeded expectations as stores stayed open late and a top attraction offered a view from the Continental National Bank roof.
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Fort Worth
Continental National Bank
Waco
Lubbock
Youth Held in Automobile Theft in Lubbock Area
A 15 year old Lubbock youth is arrested in connection with car theft reported Friday by Fred Groves on 21st Street. The suspect will be sent to juvenile authorities in Lubbock after Amarillo custody. Separate incidents include Robert Reed robbed of 55 dollars by two black men in the 1700 block of Avenue B, and R D Kretzinger recovering a lost $50 western hat found at a downtown hotel.
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Lubbock
Berger
Amarillo
Fred Groves
23Rd St
21St Street
Robert Reed
Shallowater
Avenue B
Reed
R. D. Kretzinger
Dallas
Allen Brothers Post 148 Legion Meeting Agenda
Executive committee members will meet at 7 30 p m and all post members gather at 8 p m Monday to discuss five business matters including housing committee report National Education Week November 9 15 Veterans Day November 11 security program and 19th District fall convention held in Plainview this weekend.
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Allen Brothers
American Legion
Post
Post Housing Committee
Plainview
Students regret Halloween queen judging due to ineligible winner
In Williams Township School first grade Mrs Hugh Stout class the class nominated 7 year old Bill Ward as Halloween queen but he was ruled ineligible. Campaigner Debbie Jacobs insisted Bill should be queen and the vote was changed to make Debbie the nominee.
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Whiteville
N.C
Hugh Stout
Williams Township
Bill Ward
Bill
Debbie Jacobs
Debbie
A M Executive Named Head of Stephen F Austin College
Dr. Ralph Steen, history and government department head at Texas A&M, was elected president of Stephen F. Austin College by the Texas State Teachers Colleges regents. He will assume the post November 1, succeeding the late Paul Boynton and has led the Texas State Historical Society, authoring Texas history books.
Plains Man Held on Manslaughter Count After Fight
J D Gee 33 a seismograph worker from Plains was charged with manslaughter after the death of 4 year old coworker Watson Ridenour in a Broncho bar brawl. Witnesses said Farnsworth swung at Ridenour, Gee struck him twice, and Ridenour collapsed from a massive brain hemorrhage. Ridenour survived by a widow and two children before dying in hospital.
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Plains Man
Lovington
J. D. Gee
Plains
Watson Ridenour
Gee
Jack Love
Lea County
Ridenour
Farnsworth
Authorpiti
Ausops
Smith-Yarbrow
Wood ‘Ward
Okla
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J. C. Vanatta
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Offaring Life Insurance
Accident & Heath
Group Plans
E.W
Bob" Holiday
Dist. Mgr
Texas NO
Bird Furniture CO
North College
Fort Worth Group
Allen Bros. Legion Post
A&m
Stephen F. Austin College
Leslie G. Farnsworth
Tatum
Arlington, Tex
G. E. Turner
Arlington
Arlington Memorial Hospital
Rainislick Highway 157
Turner
Tobe Gladden
Highway 183
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Bupeche, Terad
Doghouse Church
Ruby-eyed
Poodle
Mad Money
Charr
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Bussoce, Terae
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