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At the Ranch Reflects on City Country Life Dynamics
The column notes that country life appears quiet to travelers while city life offers more social mingling. It argues people are drawn to cities by greater opportunities for men and women to interact, suggesting urban living satisfies a natural urge toward social contact.
Snake Year Promises Heat at Big Bull Ranch
Big Bull Ranch has endured days of excitement as snake hunting dominates activity. Bull Franklin reports a high danger level, noting Panhandle snakes outnumber Africa’s in sheer variety, with three seen in months and only one poisonous.
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Africa
Bull Franklin
Panhandle
Rattlesnake spike terrorizes Hemphill County ranches
Report notes a rising rattlesnake cycle across Hemphill County. Mothers warn children to be cautious as ranch crews tally high counts, with 40 snakes killed last year and 17 near ranch headquarters yards. This spring adds 15 more.
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Hemphill County
Country Dogs Battle Rattlesnakes In Yard Attack
In three days five rattlesnakes and eight other non venomous snakes were killed in the yard due to hot weather. Tibbie a country dog named for snake hunting was bitten on the tongue by a two foot rattler while Jennie a fox terrier was struck on the head. Two dogs lie sick and eleven snakes were killed in the yard today.
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Tibbie
Jennie
Snake Varsity and Barometer Tales From Panhandle Life
A country district reports snakes and dogs as vital alarms for prowlers. Snake drives near Arnett killed over 300 snakes as residents endure a harsh winter and expanding cyclone season. Barometers popular in Higgins and Clinton signal weather shifts. a New York store barometer exchange humorously underscores hurricane myths.
Weather Sparks Rural Talking Point As Grass Fails
In Connecticut, residents note windblown conditions reaching into neighboring counties. The general topic is weather while ranchers face scarce new grass. A serious stage may be approaching as conditions worsen.
Amarillo resident prefers dust to April showers
Mrs. Dave Britain of Amarillo says she favors the dryest weather for personal comfort and would vote for dust storms over rain. She acknowledges rain is necessary for the country but fears wet weather as a dreaded experience.
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Dave Britain
Amarillo
Framing a Final Breath of Glorious End
A terse, reflective line signals an imminent conclusion as the subject awaits an ultimate breath. The tone suggests solemnity and nearing closure, with emphasis on the nearing culmination and the emotional weight of the moment.
Displays at UN exhibit promote Human Rights Declaration
Eleanor Roosevelt notes a public UN lobby exhibit at Lake Success showcasing the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Posters, films, recordings, and school library materials illustrate media widely used to spread the document. She urges broad distribution of UN and national materials and progress on the covenant.
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Washington
United Nations
Lake Success
General Assembly
Human Rights Commission
Commission
Lebanon
Parsee
Offer Deal in Brink's Holdup
Boston april 10 complete or from prosecution was promised today for any accessory in the 1 700 000 Brink s robbery who helps convict the actual gunmen Massachusetts Atty Gen Francis KE Kelly promised immunity in a letter to the Brink s reward committee chairman Charles A McCarron Kelly said the identity of any informant will not be disclosed and all Commonwealth resources will be used for protection if necessary He noted a state court decision that once public faith is pledged the courts are bound to keep it.
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Boston
Massachusets
Francis KE. Kelly
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Charles A. McCarron
Brink's Reward Committee
Commonwealth
Park Dedication Plans Forming With Veterans Leaders
Tonight representatives of veterans organizations meet with Mark Miles superintendent and Jackans recreation director to plan Memorial Park dedication. Tentative plan makes the ceremony the main event on Memorial Day May 30, with a meeting at 8 oclock in the PARC office north wing Municipal Auditorium.
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Mark Miles
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PARC
Municipal Auditorium
Threading a Needle Easier With Cut End on a IAS
A simple tip improves sewing accuracy by cutting the thread end on a IAS to create a clean entry for the needle. The straight cut reduces fraying and helps guide the thread through tight eyelets with less resistance.
Ingrid Bergman Triggers Washington Headache in Scandal Tale
Bascom N. Timmons recalls Ingrid Bergman amid a stirred Washington scene. Senator Ed Johnson threatens licensing for actors while Hollywood resists self policing. The State Department and Franco clash over awards as Ray Milland wins and Ingrid’s Oscar lingers unresolved.
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Washington
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Houston
Ray Milland
Eric
State Department
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India Edwards
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Italy
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Dunn
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U. S
Oscar
Franco
Go and Grow Your Crocus Go and Grow Your Crocus
HAL BOYLE writes about sparring with spring gardeners who favor crocuses and herbs. Readers defend their hobby with playful scorn and clever letters, including a gardener pledge to fund journalists and a plea to grow something useful.
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Lot
Ellsworth
Sherrill
Barrymore Jr. Says He Will Stay In Acting
John Barrymore Jr. reflects on his year in show business saying he intends to stay. He discusses his likeness to his father, fear of imitation, and choices about education and roles. He has completed two films shot in Texas and tours extensively hosting stage ambitions and a future Hamlet at age 24.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
John Barrymore, Jr
John
Texas
Ethel
Lionel
Taxpayer's Claim Sounds All Wet
An upstate resident claimed he could deduct the costs of two quarts of blackberry wine weekly and two quarts of gin monthly from state income to conserve water in a scarce-water community. The tax bureau rejected the deduction claim.
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Albany
Upstate
Tax Bureau
Student Guilty in Death Sparks Appeal in NC
RALEIGH April 10 Raymond P Hair 24 Wake Forest pre medical student was convicted of second degree murder for slaying Roy Coble 20 of Oakboro over a gambling dispute Attorneys filed notice of appeal Hair son of a Fayetteville dentist denied shooting Coble claiming the gun went off during a struggle He was sentenced to 25 30 years Police found the body in Hair s car after a minor accident led to his arrest 28 days later in Los Angeles
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Raleigh, NC
Raymond P. Hair
Wake Forest
Hair
Fayetteville, NC
Roy Coble
Oakboro
Coble
Los Angeles
Dodgen To Be Dinner Guest At Panhandle Club
Howard Dodgen executive secretary of the Texas Game Fish and Oyster Commission will dine with Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club directors at six tomorrow in the Colonial Room Silver Grill Cafeteria. He will speak at the 8 pm club meeting in the high school auditorium on conservation game improvement plans and proposed Panhandle regulations under the new legislative act effective Sept 1. All sportsmen invited to attend.
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Howard Dodgen
The
Texas Game, Fish & Oyster Commission
Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen’s Club
Silver Grill
Mr. Dodgen
Panhandle
Commission
Easter Weekend Traffic Fatalities Near Normal Rate
The Associated Press notes Easter weekend traffic deaths were about the normal daily rate, reporting a steady pattern in fatalities across the period.
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Associated Press
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