Burbank FFA Members Exhibit 38 Duroc Hogs in Fort Worth
Twelve Luther Burbank Vocational FFA students travel to Fort Worth to exhibit 38 registered Duroc hogs at the Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Local businessmen led by Perry Kallison sponsor the trip. Judging begins Monday and Tuesday. two Burbank boys previously impressed at a Houston fat stock event with a Hereford calf and a black eye earned in a tough catch as catch can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Burbank Vocational High School
Future Farmer of America
Port Worth
Perry Kal-lison
Harry Jersly
Reagan Houston
X. 8. Lehman
J. W. Rothman
Gene Staffel
R.B Samuels
F. A. Basse
G. G. Hexel
Fort Worth
Terrell Gates
Burbani
Burbank
Houston
Johnny Bonginvi
Johnny
Tammy Covell
Texas
Johnny Bongiovi
Tommy
Hayden H. McDonald
San Antonico Lumberman
Ralph Benke
Duroc Barrow
Cottonseed totals show drop from prior year
The Census Bureau reports cottonseed production for the seven months ended August 16 and February totals. It notes 3,237,773 tons produced this period versus 9,653,938 a year earlier, and on hand at mills February 28 to be 609,152 tons against 766,765 previously.
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Census Bureau
How to Really Like Your Job and Other Readings
A compilation featuring a Riverside Church sermon summary The Second Mile Condensed from March Readers Digest coverage of work as privilege and purpose A tale of a homely woman and her blind husband The wife’s act on his return sight And a Breezy roundup of war and history pieces including Vans Kees and the Japs jungle fighting by W L Whitey and Paine references The digest promises thirty one worthwhile features in this Match Reader’s Digest
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Harry Emerson Fusdick
New York City
Riverside Church
Chaise
U. S
England
South Pacific
W.L. Whitey
For Paine
Cadet Kemper Field Receives Wings and Commission
Aviation Cadet Kemper Field son of Mr and Mrs John E Field has graduated from the Douglas advanced school of flying Douglas Ariz and has received his wings as a pilot and commission as a second lieutenant Edgar M Williamson 72 founder of the present New York card exchange died yesterday in New York City
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Pearsall
Kemper Field
John E. Field
Douglas Advanced School of Flying
Douglas
Ariz
NEW Yorker
New York
Edgar M. Williamson
New York Card Exchange
Eight S A Men Given Wings At Two Army Air Fields
Five San Antonio men received pilot wings at the Douglas flying school in Arizona and others at Pecos. Named recipients include Clyde Johnson, Gregory Salas, George Tobola, Jack Barnett, Robert Giese, Edmund Weyshand, Robert Casey, Sylvester Callahan, Deimar Bartlett, and their parentages and addresses are listed.
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San Antonio
Feces Advanced
Suttley
Douglas
Ariz
Douglas Army Air Field
Clyde
Johnson
Denver Boulevard
Gregory D. Salas
Rigsby Avenae
George F. Tobola
North
San Marcos Street
Pecos
Jack Barnett
G. R. Barnett
West Broadview Drive
Robert Raymond Giese
George F. Giese
Carson Street
Edmund E. Weyshand
Robert Patrick Casey
Thomas R. Casey
Elmira Avenue
Sylvester L. Callahan
Pecos Way
Deimar Travis Bartlett
D. T. Bartlett
Somerset
Fat Man Smuggling Ring Busted at Rio Grande
BROWNSVILLE March 13 Police arrested a man described as a "walking wardrobe" in a suspected smuggling operation across the Rio Grande from Mexico. Officers found the suspect wearing four shirts three pairs of pants and multiple dresses wrapped around his abdomen with extra shoes hidden on his person. The raid ends a supposed thriving cross border trafficking scheme.
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Brownsville
Rio Grande River
Mexico
Meganly
Rockling
Next Move Awaited in A. and M. Case
Controversy over the Texas A and M College presidency remains unsettled as President Emeritus Dr. T G Welton threatens legal action after his dismissal by the board of directors. The board cites the school having outrun his leadership and outlines reasons for Williamson’s dismissal and the uncertain status of E R Eudely as successor. A new president search continues as Dr Walton plans further statements upon return to Dallas.
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Texas A
M. College
Texas Public
T. G. Welton
Walton
Dallas
College Station
A. and M
Dr. Walton
Fort Worth
H. H. Williamson
Texas Exension Service
E.R. Eudely
Williamson
Washington Authority
War Reports Up and Down For Brother
In New York Julius Katz hosts parties amid mixed war reports on his brother Werner Katz. A first message claimed Werner was killed in Burma, a later message corrected to say he was slightly wounded. The board seeks a Texas‑leaning acting president with strong support from students and faculty.
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New York
UPI
Julius Katz
Werner Katz
Burma
Julius
War Department
Werner
Plane crash kills three company officials in Texas
Three men including R. Beindert, controller of the Superior Oil company, and Calvin G Williams, co pilot, were listed among the dead when their company plane crashed on a mountainside near El Paso. Snodgrass, 37, the firm's comptroller, from Los Angeles, and Williams, 29, Houston, were aboard.
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Houston
Compe
Troller
Superior
Snodgrass
Ler
Los Angeles
R. Beindert
Chicago
Calvin G
el Paso
Williams
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Match Reader's Digest
Tommy Covell
Anton Haner
Burbank High School
Future Farmers of America
Canada
Staat Wolking
U.S
Cantinity & Lila Coy
S.A
Men
A. &M. Case
F. C. Bolton
Charles B. Finley
Iowa State Agricultural College
Ames
Fol J. M. Hamblen
A. and M. Alumni Association
Pskov
Europe
Bath Black Hawk
THE
RED Cross
A. B. Frank Company
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