Texas Tech grid slate includes corps of six home games
Texas Tech unveils a six game home schedule led by Mississippi State SMU and Texas with road trips to Texas A M TCU Baylor and Rice Sun Bowl winner and Cotton Bowl champ are among opponents. Season tickets range 24 to 36 dollars with per game prices from 4 to 6 dollars.
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Lubbock
Texas Tech
Jones Stadium
J.T. King
Red Raiders
Mississippi State
University of Texas
Southern Methodist
West Texas State
Washington State
University of Arkansas
Texas A&m
Texas Christian
Baylor
Rice
Mississapi State
Wade Walker
SMU
Vic Spooner
Tech
Texas
Raiders
AAWU
Cougars
Arkansas
Texas Tech Atheltic Department
Donnie Anderson
Paul Acosta Serves On Anti-Sub Craft
Paul R. Acosta, aviation machinist's mate third class USN, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Acosta of Stamford, is a crewmember of Patrol Squadron 16 based at Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida. The squadron is transitioning from the Lockheed Neptune to the Orion aircraft. The Orion is an anti submarine warfare bomber.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Paul R. Acosta
USN
Paul Acosta
West Reynolds
Stamford
Patrol Squadron
Naval Air Station
Treatment for athlete's foot at CITY DRUG STORE
Advertises T-4-L liquid for fast relief of athlete's foot with claims of stinging and burning easing within minutes and skin sloughing in three days. Promises 48¢ back if not satisfied and offers foot powder for sweaty feet and odor.
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City Drug Store
Foreign Students From ACC Visit Sunday at Old
Mrs. Lynn Flowers and Mrs. Melvin report foreign students from ACC visiting Old. Lehrmann and sons of Fort Worth attended the funeral of Mrs. S. Suter. John McCown and children of Knox City also visited the Suters and joined the funeral services.
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ACC
Melvin) Lehrmann
Knox City
Adelbert Suter
Suter
Wylie Roberts
Stamford area residents attend funeral and visit kin
Stamford American notes deaths and visits from local families. Mrs. Lina Suter died at 92 in Haskell County Hospital after eight days illness. Many local residents hosted guests from Abilene, Waco, Michigan and South Africa. Activities included church pulpit duties, family visits, and trips to New Mexico and Germany plans cited.
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Kaufman
Roberts
Suter
Martin Letz
Allen Letz
Ivan Uys
Abilene Christian College
Reno Herttenberger
Jerry Herttenberger
Mary
Martha
Abilene
Uys
Republic of South Africa
A.C.C
Canada
Church of Christ
Gene Linder
Linders
Weiser
Idaho
H. D. Dugan
United Industries Co
Old Glory
Lina Suter
Haskell County
Morris Garner
Loy Zane Garners
Jana Loy
Ray Scurlock
Joe Ray
Richie
Swenson Ranch
Scurlock
Ki. O. Gibson, Sr
R. O. Gibson, Jr
Stamford
Blackstock Honored by Professional Photographers of America
John Blackstock of 101 N Swenson has been selected by the Professional Photographers of America to display his photograph titled Anne in the National Print Exhibit. The exhibit runs August 2 to 7 at Chicago's Conrad Hilton Hotel as part of the 73rd Exposition of Professional Photography.
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John Blackstock
N. Swenson
Professional Photographers of America, Inc
National Association
Natonal
Chicago
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Anne
Anders Relatives Visit Injured Brother in Midland
Mr and Mrs Charles Anders and children of Cotulla visited Mr and Mrs J L Anders in Stamford last week. They then went to Midland to see Odell Anders recovering at home from serious injuries after a car struck him near an oil well site. Odell sustained 11 broken ribs and a crushed leg.
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Jerry Callicoatte
Midland
Charlie Letz
Delos Callicoatte
Jill
Guy
C. C. Tabb
Anson
Oran Brighams
Tuxedo
Arthur Brinkley
Richmond
Rayner Ranch
Old Glory
T. W Jennings
T. E. Beil
Sparks
Nevada
Billy Beils
H. D. Dugan
G. W. Stone
de Leon
C. M. Lewis
Comanche
G. W. Lewis
Odessa
Susan Lee Mathis Phoenix
Ariz
Charles Anders
Cotulla
Stamford
J. L. Anders
Anders
Odell Anders
J. L
Charles
Seo
Odell
Local man injured after oil field theft incident
The victim, Odell, was hospitalized for about ten days following the incident. His mother, Mrs. Lou Anders, is with the Anders family in Midland while he recovers. Authorities have not established the identities of the people in the automobile involved.
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Odell
Lou Anders
Tossing lit cigarettes harms pasture and wallets
Tossing lit cigarettes and matches from a car endangers pastureland. Each burned acre costs cattlemen $20 to $50 in forage losses, raising beef and pork prices for consumers.
Urban Living in 1800 U.S. Had Tiny City Populations
In 1800 only one of twenty Americans resided in cities with more than 8,000 inhabitants, reflecting a predominantly rural nation. This snapshot highlights early urbanization limits and the concentration of settlement away from large towns.
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U.S
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Arhea
R. C. L. Cromwell Optometrist
Missisippi State
Texas A&m University
College Station
Fort Worth
Baylor University Pem
Waco
Rice University
Houston
Mrs. Lynn Flowers
John McCown
Cadillac
Roundup Motor Co
S. Wetherbee
Wotans
Nancy Robinson
John Terrell
Miss Robinson
R. D. Robinson Jr
R. Cleghorn
Aspermont
Mmes
A. R Sawyers
Bob Hunt
Reno Hertzenberger
George Rhoads
Herman Dugan
Lynn Flowers
John L. Garner
V. R. Leverett
Charlene Thompson
W. R. Leverett
A. R. Sawyers
Donnice Sawyers
Morris James
Larry
Richardson
Henry Schmidt
Paul
Andrew Anderson
Lueders
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns
Brownfield and
Levelland
Wesley Tabb
Robert Paul
Janet
Lake Jackson
H. G. Klump
Mr. Tabb
Cy Aun
Federal Land Bank Association of
Haskell
Joe S. Harper Manager
North Side Square
Blackstock
First National
First National Bank
FDIC
Jones County Implement Co
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