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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
26
Vacationists and businessmen fill Trans World Airline flights from Amarillo with reservations urged two weeks ahead. G L Hall notes demand to grow as mid-summer nears and urges early confirmations to secure desired times.
Hollywood June 27 Betty Hutton, famed for her loud screen personality, is quiet at home after an operation for corns on her vocal cords. The singer-actor must rest as the nodes on her cords heal, leaving her unable to talk temporarily while her two young children Lindsay and Candice remain unaware of the change.
In Fort Worth on June 27, cattlemen clash with the Administration over beef price controls. They argue the true cost to raise a calf varies widely, affecting future production. OPS data claim profits remain possible under rollbacks, while association leaders challenge the figures as fanciful and too optimistic.
Grower faces a loss of 17.67 dollars per head even without further price rollbacks. Willoughby pressed figures before congressional committees in the cattlemen battle against the control program. He contends 35 cents per pound is a normal calf-raising cost and rollbacks could ruin cattlemen and cut beef output. Some ranchers could live under OPS rollbacks if the muddies situation is resolved and a firm program is adopted, but all oppose government regulation. They urge controls on corn and other inputs instead of cattle costs. The debate centers on the cost of raising white-faced Herefords grazing on pasture.
Veteran stockyard writer Ted Gouldy quips that calf value varies by observer as writers describe the rolling grasses of the Texas plains and cattle markets. The remark captures the subjective nature of livestock appraisal and the rugged local spirit.
A description explains how playing music while spinning helps the spinner feed the spool evenly, increases speed, and prevents the finished yarn from becoming lumpy by maintaining a steady rhythm.
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