Tech to Split Plant Industry Into Three Agriculture Departments
Texas Tech announces plans to divide the current plant industry department into agronomy agricultural engineering and horticulture with park management. Dean W L Stangel sayswest Texas needs agricultural engineers, and the plan requires board approval and state funding. A new agricultural engineering building will house the departments with future labs and greenhouses to follow.
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Texas Technological College
W. L. Stangel
Lubbock
West Texas
Dawn Stangel
D. M. Wiggins
Indu Iment
Tech
Deangel
Tec
Deaa Stangel
Stangel
Texas Tech
Creation Of Student Services Setup At Tech Is Announced
A Texas Tech move creates a student services committee to unify campus offices. Dr D M Wiggins announces the group with Dean James G Allen as chairman and 16 members to weld units and improve support for students and staff. Members include Lewis Jones Margaret Twyman E R Rose Zoe Harris Albert Barnett R C Janeway Jean Jenkins Troy Enis H L Burgess Ollen Turner Edward McConnell H A Anderson Rick Jay Morley Jennings R W Kireulis and Ernest Wallace.
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Texas Technological
D. M. Wiggins
College Presid
James G. Allen
Tech
Texas Tech
Dean Allen
Lewis Jones
Margaret Twyman
E. R. Rose
Zoe Harris
Albert Barnett
R. C. Janeway
Jean Jenkins
Troy Enis
H. L. Burgess
County Court Fines Levyed On Multiple Defendants
Judge James G Denton presided as $509 appearance bond and $175 in fines were imposed on Aliee Simmons for possession of beer and liquor. Simmons faced arrest by liquor control officers and police for about 25 gallons of alcohol. W K Dungan pleaded guilty to drunk driving and received a $75 fine plus costs and six months license suspension. Homer Allen Willett admitted carrying a pistol and was fined $100 plus costs. Separate notes mention ongoing research into seaweed chemical applications in Scotland.
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County Court-At-Lax
Aliee Simmons
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Liquor Control Board
Simmons
W.K. Dungan
Denton
Homer Allen Willett
Sid McIntosh Named Announcer at Brownfield Station KTFY
Sid McIntosh 32 a San Antonio native becomes announcer at Brownfield radio station KTFY. He served in the U S force during World War II and attended the radio institute after discharge. While in school he worked with the Armed Forces Radio Service. Before Brownfield, he was with stations in San Zog, Beeville and Littlefield.
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Pass Dena
Pasader Califanes
KTFY
Dave Worry
Annow Intos
San Antonio
Force Corps
Radio Institute
Armed Forces Radio Service
Brownheld
Sanzo
Calf
Beeville
Littlefield
Stomach Ulcer Pains Cause Jack Spratt Diet Confusion
Odd inquiry misreads the nursery rhyme about Jack Spratt and his wife with garbled text claiming stomach pains force dieting and fat avoidance. The fragment mentions a product with medical claims and a bold money back promise, implying a dubious remedy.
Charterhorse Stallion Bought By Tech For Use As Herd Sire
A registered quarterhorse stallion named Amigo Man was purchased by Texas Tech from R L Underwood of Wichita Falls. Amigo Man, foaled by Sugar Baby and sired by Amigo Brown, will replace Sire Chubby as Tech’s herd sire. The purchase makes Tech the owner of its fourth sire, with eight mares and seven foals in the herd.
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Amigo Man
Texas Technological College
R. L. Underwood
Wichita Falls
Amigo Brown
Lubbock
Tex
Avalanche-Journal
Sun
Sugar Baby
Amigo
Chubby
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