Texans Compared to Eastern Snobbery in Homestead View
A reader from West Yellowstone laments fuel choices and warmth, notes Texas virtues and growth, criticizes rich elites in Texas and other states, praises modesty and humanity of Texans, and argues against broad derision of the Texas people, urging balance in perception of leaders and builders.
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New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Texas
Tommy
Union
Arkansas
Wyoming hunts for out of state antelope hunters
Wyoming Fish and Game Commission issued an urgent appeal urging licensed hunters from other states to come to Cheyenne this fall. Each hunter may take two antelopes as the state seeks to reduce overabundant numbers. Interested parties should write Box 335, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Wyoming Fish and Game Commission
Cheyenne
Wyo
Horse meat could boost value of northern ranches
The article notes potential value gains for far northern ranches if horse meat gains U.S. popularity. It cites easy horse raising, winter forage, and markets like Portland Oregon where sales and recipes appear. It claims horse meat is low in fat compared with beef and should be served with melted butter.
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North
United States
Portland, Ore
Portland
European shepherds arrive in Salt Lake City aboard plane
Montana Utah Nevada and Wyoming import sheep herders from Europe. Thirty five Basques arrived on a single plane in Salt Lake City last week. They come from southern France or northern Spain and have decades of experience tending flocks. They call themselves shepherds.
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Montana
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
Europe
Salt Lake City
France
Spain
Basque herders attract support for imports
Large outdoor type young men with berets shepherd sheep for months in the mountains. They are described as romantic and superb musicians playing flutes and accordions on the range. The wool growers’ association backs imports to address a sheep-herding labor shortage.
Montana expedition winds down after busy season
The Montana party breaks up with Bill Kane Ted Houghton Jay Taylor and Bill Baker leaving this morning while others depart tonight or tomorrow. Lake Hebgen faces a trout population decline due to introduced minnows and chubs disrupting rainbows. Ranches catering to eastern guests resist changes as boats and cabins shutter. A Texas themed club criticizes press coverage, while a Wall Street Journal Dallas edition faces local scorn.
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Montana
Bill Kane
Ted Houghton
Jay Taylor
Bill Baker
Belting Below the Belt in Public Debate
A reader denounces sarcasm as a sign of inferiority and jealousy and calls The Wall Street Journal editors to better manners. The commenter urges Texas readers to mail a protest letter to the Dallas office and even send a copy of the comment.
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The
Wall Street Journal
Texas
Dallas
Missive Classifieds Seek Work and Companionship
A fragmented classified column offers personal ads and jobs. Women seek housekeeping and office work with references while others request companionship or pet recovery, plus a lost item note and a canning tip. Names, addresses, and phone numbers appear for contact.
Opening of Portales Hotel Draws Amarillo Chamber Delegation
Eight Amarillo Chamber of Commerce members will travel to Portales tomorrow for the opening banquet and celebration of the Cal Boykin Hotel. A special headquarters room is arranged. Frank Helvey will lead, with Warren Freeman Tom Kruser Paul Carson Mason King George Hammock H O Starks and Frank Helvey III among the attendees.
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Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Portales
Cal Boykin
Frank Helvey
Helvey
Warren Freeman
Tom Kruser
Paul Carson
Mason King
George Hammock
H. O. Starks
Frank Helvey, III
John William Kapral Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services are planned for John William Kapral age 57 with a Catholic service at Sacred Heart Cathedral tomorrow at 10 AM and burial at Liano Cemetery. A rosary will be held tonight at 8 PM at Griggs Pioneer Chapel. Kapral died Tuesday night in Monahans after 26 years with Gulf Oil. He was born July 7, 1894 in Harmony Pennsylvania and is survived by his wife two daughters and two sisters.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral
Liano
Griggs Pioneer Chapel
Kapral
Monahans
Gulf Oil Corporation
Amarillo
Mr. Kapral
Harmony
Three Die in Car Truck Crash Near Victoria
A collision a mile southeast of Victoria killed three people: Mrs. Harold Rogers 38 of Mercedes Mrs. Bernice McAlister 25 of Nashville Ark and Diane Dun 11 of Texarkana. Truck driver Espinoa Blas was uninjured.
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Victoria
Here
Harold Rogers
Mercedes
Bernice McAlister
Nashville, Ark
Diane Dun
Texarkana
Espinoa Blas
In South Australia a woman pays a 881 pound shark fine
A South Australia report notes a woman faced a penalty related to an 881 pound shark incident. Details show enforcement actions by local authorities and the outcome centered on a regulatory fine and safety concerns.
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South Australia
Woman
Aine
Terrytoons founder Paul Terry a new york studio legend
HAL BOYLE profiles Paul Terry the 64 year old creator of Terrytoons and stars like Mighty Mouse Heckle and Jeckle and Dinky the Duck. Despite 40 million weekly moviegoers his fame remains low as he aims to produce 1 000 more Terrytoons and continues investing in animation, books, and a TV show. He recalls starting with Little Herman in 1915 and expanding to 26 cartoons a year in Technicolor while praising growth over wealth.
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New Rochelle
Aetop Chuckle-Smith
Paul Terry
Terrytoons
Mighty Mouse
Dinky the Duck
Terry Bears
Heckle and
Jeckle
Terry
Herman
Aesop Aesop
Aesop
Second Tankers Back in Germany
In Bremerhaven Germany 1100 men of the US Second Armored Division arrived to guard Western Europe joining the Allied defense. Gen Thomas Handy Lt Gen Manton Eddy and Maj Gen Williston Palmer greeted the troops as the General Allan docked with the first contingent. Additional transports bring the division's 15000 men across the Atlantic.
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Germany
Second Armored Division
Europe
Africa
Elbe
Thomas T. Handy
Manton S. Eddy
Seventh Army
Williston B. Palmer
Allan
Atlantic
Fort Hood To Get Key Training Role
Gen. Mark Clark visiting Fort Hood said the base would be prioritized for additional division training due to its facilities weather and training areas. He noted Fort Hood should be considered strongly as more divisions may be called into active duty.
Dollar Surplus In New Zealand
Christchurch, New Zealand. The Reserve Bank reports New Zealand dollar trade ended 1950 with a $20,000,000 surplus, reversing deficits in 1948 and 1949. The rise is attributed to higher wool prices and strict control over dollar spending.
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Christchurch
New Zealand
Reserve Bank of New Zealand
Good Things Come In Pairs by Stork
In Fort Wayne Indiana three sets of twins were born at Methodist Hospital in a 15 hour span yesterday. Mrs Robert Munson and Mrs Edgar Nagle each welcomed a girl and a boy while Mrs Darwin Knepper had two girls.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Methodist Hospital
Robert Munson
Edgar Nagle
Darwin Knepper
Boy Drowns In Stock Tank Near Weatherford
Weatherford July 13 Charles Robert Booth 15 months old drowned in a foot of water in a stock tank four miles north of Weatherford yesterday.
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Weatherford
U.P
Should couples save before marriage says readers in Globe
A Globe reader poll on marriage security gathers views from Olivia Martinez to T. M. Bruner. Respondents argue whether a couple should build savings before wedlock or start saving after marriage, with opinions on timing and commitment.
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Olivia Martinez
Arthur
Panhandle ISD votes on 495000 bond for new school
Voters in Panhandle Independent School District will cast ballots Saturday on a 495000 dollar school bond. The plan funds a new grade school, combined cafeteria and gym, a vocational building, and rebuilding of the center unit of the old grade school with improvements. Remodeling at grade and junior high buildings adds library space and facilities. Plans followed study of modern plants in Midland, Odessa and other Texas cities. Each classroom will include its own rest room, built-in storage, a sink and drinking fountain.
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Panhandle
Panhandle Independent School
Midland
Odessa
Texas
Found Not Guilty On Theft Charges
A Potter County court jury returned a verdict of not guilty yesterday in the trial of Eugene and Frank Crowe of Amarillo charged with theft. They faced charges tied to February theft of three cable drums and counterweights from the old Mc Knight barn on North Harrison. The jury deliberated for an hour before the verdict.
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Potter County
Eugene
Frank Crowe
Amarillo
North Harrison
Men to Organize at Wesley Church
Methodist Men will be organized at Wesley Methodist Church Twelfth and North Lipscomb at 8 45 tonight under W W Arden of San Jacinto Methodist Church G R Tomlin will be chairman Two musical numbers Because by Tschemacher and Mighty Like A Rose will be performed by Miss Hattie Jo Cooper Miss El Joan Cooper will be accompanist Dinner will be served after the meeting J H Wills is pastor
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Twelfth
North Lipscomb
W. W. Arden
San Jacinto Methodist Church
G. R. Tomlin
Tschemacher
Hattie Jo Cooper
el Joan Cooper
J. H. Wills
Promise Steel For New Autos
Government officials promise no further cuts in auto production this year after a Detroit CIO delegation led by Norman Matthews met National Production Administrator Manly Fleischmann. They cited about 100,000 idle Detroit area auto workers and output limited to 1.2 million passenger cars for July through September, with defense work to be steered to Detroit to ease unemployment.
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Detroit
Manly Fleischmann
Norman Matthews
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United Auto Workers
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Matthews
Taylor Elected To Honor Group
Amarillo student Joe Fulton Taylor of the University of Texas has been elected to Phi Delta Kappa. He is a government instructor at Amarillo College on leave to pursue a doctoral degree. He serves as vice president of the Texas Junior College Teachers Association and holds degrees from Amarillo College Texas Tech West Texas State Columbia USC. He and his wife and two year old daughter Betsy reside in Austin. his wife was Miss Frances Buie of Dallas.
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Wall Street Journal
Dallas
Amarillo
Panhandle
Lone Star
Spee
Joe Fulton Taylor
University of Texas
Phi Delta Kappa
Amarillo College
Taylor
Texas Junior College Teacher’s Association
Gervis Taylor
West Thirteenth
Amarillo High School
Texas Technological College
West Texas State College
Columbia University
University of Southern California
Betsy
Austin
Frances Buie
Landy Wins Bridge Contract Amid National Championship Talk
Pe. and Elson Hank Jacoby on Bridge describes Landy establishing trick with heart lead and dummy diamond ace, finessing clubs to win 3NT with an overtrick. Ending note: Landy predicts a bigger national tournament and a heated Washington debate, part of the annual bridge championship scene.
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West
Landy
East
Washington
Landy Shines In Capital Card Play On National Trip
Alvin Landy, famed NBA Service figure, often directs tournaments rather than play. During a Washington visit to arrange the national tournament, he joined a hands-on game in which he declined the first heart lead, forcing West to abandon the suit. West shifted to diamonds, Landy’s ace lead preserved the defense, and a finesse by Landy allowed East to win and return a heart.
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NBA
Alvin Landy
Landy
Washington
West
Declarer
South
East
Sandy
Story book character day at Amarillo parks
Tonight Amarillo parks host a story book character day as youngsters dress as Captain Kidd the Pied Piper and Little Bo Peep to compete for awards across a dozen supervised recreation sites starting around 7:30 each park. The public is invited.
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Amarillo Park
Captain Kidd
Little Bo Peep
Thank In Lows for Perfect Husbands Amarillo Reader
An Amarillo reader thanks in laws for rearing husbands who seem perfect and urges readers with such spouses to acknowledge their parents in law. The letter reflects local reader sentiment about family dynamics and marital roles.
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Amarillo
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