UT Geologists to Put Every Town on the Map
University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology advances the Texas Geologic Atlas Project to produce a modern statewide geologic atlas. Since 1961 the effort aims to map Texas towns and landscapes, with 37 sheets planned and cooperation from oil companies providing data.
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Austin
University of Texas Bureau of Economic Geology
Texas
Peter T. Flawn
Bureau
Texas Quarterly
University
Flawn
U.S. Geological Survey
Bureau of Economic Geology
Bird promoted to master sergeant in U S Air Force training unit
Gordon D. Bird son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Bird Tonkawa Oklahoma has been promoted to master sergeant in the U S Air Force He serves as a military training instructor in a unit supporting the Air Training Command He is a Carlyle Illinois high school graduate and is married to Mildred daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Boyles of Wellington Oklahoma The report notes training regions and the John T Lonsdale Memorial Edition in Tyler and location references including Sheppard AFB Texas
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Wichita Falls
Gordon D. Bird
Frank H. Bird
Tonkawa, Okla
U.S
Air Force
Sheppard Afb
Texas
Bird
Air Training Command
Carlyle, (II.) High School
Mildred
Frank Boyles
Rt. 2
Wellington
Hospital Cost Rise Continues Across the Nation
The piece notes ongoing hospital financial strain with reports of deficits at major facilities and one metropolitan hospital finishing a year with a deficits over a million dollars. It describes the hospital as a large organized health team including doctors, nurses, technicians, social workers, clerks, and volunteers.
Cotton Insect Control: Weekly Checks and Spot Treatments
Check cotton weekly by inspecting 100 squares from several field areas. Start treatment if 15 to 25 percent or more show weevil punctures. Apply insecticides at 5 day intervals. After one third growth and egg laying begins, infestations may be confined to small field areas. spray only punctured squares or the affected spots using spot treatment when cheaper and less harmful to beneficial insects.
Hospitals Face Budget Dilemma amid Rising Medical Costs
A center for community health must balance income with care quality. Hospitals face three choices: restrict services, operate at a deficit, or close. Cutting life-saving care is suggested but questioned as hospitals sell a vital service to suffering humanity amid rising technological advances.
Weekend visits highlight local families and health care discussion
The article lists multiple local visits by residents and relatives from Commerce and Houston including the Milchman family and Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell. It also discusses the nonprofit nature of hospitals as a community health product, noting professionals, services, and costs as distinctions from profit. Visitors include Mrs. Nancy Coburn and her family, and Adelle Burquist returning for Western Life Camp staff duties.
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Julie Arms
California
Elizabeth
Tyler Area
John T. Lonsdale
Texarkana
Sherman
Palestine
van Horn
Daventry
England
Wellington Leader
Webster's Collegiate Dictionary
Collingsworth County
Chamber of Commerce
Elmer Hiett
L. A. Gilmore
Wellington State Bank
F.d.lc
Sullivan Hardware
Raburn Grocery
Wells
Brooks Auto Supply
Glen Taylor
Mgr
Whites Auto Store
Buster Hughs
Ben Franklin Store
North Side Square
Tyler Electric
Horton & Harwell
C & H Pharmacy
Warrick Feed Store
Collingsworth
John Holton
Firestone Tires
Clark Chevrolet
Chevrolet Service
Mobil Oil. Co
A. L. Elliott
PDLC
City State Bank
Purina
Langford Texaco Station
Harold Keller
Glen Reeves
Commerce
Newman Brown
Lila, Vickie
Tommy
Jeffrey
Houston
Frank Thomas
Millard Brown
L. R. Coburn
M. K. Sylvester
Peggy
Tony
Karen
Sandra
Tom Plano
Ralph Coburn
Texas University
Coburn
Nancy Coburn
Dallas
Oléta Burquist
Adelle
Western Life Camp
New Mexico
Burquist
John J. Ford, Sr
Lawrence
Mass
Jack Ford and Sons
Karen Richardson
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
James Richardson