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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1950

Page

3

Kid Buckaroo Seeks Real Live Indians for Christmas

In a tale narrated by Lucreice Hudgins, Bucky the cowboy declares he already has pistols, horse, and lasso but imagines a dream gift. He writes to Santa asking for real live Indians to fight, signing as Kid Buckaroo, Terror of the West, as a next installment promises an answer.

Bucky Christ Mas Santa Golly Kid Buckaroo

Kid Buckaroo Becomes City Cowboy Hero in Imagination

A young boy named George Harold Sanders calls himself Kid Buckaroo the Terror of the West. He lives in a distant city apartment, rides the subway to school, and imagines himself as a cowboy who chases make-believe Indians while his parents worry about his obsession. He dresses like a cowboy, carries pretend six shooters, and rides his trusty stick horse Fellow in the park on weekends. His father explains that today’s Indians are friends, but the boy longs for real cowboys and Indians from the past.

Santa Cowboy George Harold Sanders Georgie Son Kid Buckaroo Bucky

Newton's rings arise from tight contact in film and glass

Tiny rainbows seen along color photo edges result when a small bulge in the film contacts the glass cover glass. The effect occurs due to interference at the contact point creating vivid Newton rings.

Cotton Belt teams with USDA for full cotton mechanization

Jackson Miss Fifteen states in the Cotton Belt cooperate with the US Department of Agriculture to obtain complete mechanization of cotton production from seedbed prep to storing and ginning. Studies indicate 155 man hours are needed to produce one bale using a one row mule drawn setup plus hand chopping and ginning.

Jackson Miss Cotton Belt US Department of Agriculture

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