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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1951

Page

13

War photographer adapts self quickly to Williamson County dairy

Georgetown detail on AP photographer Jack Rice and his wife Bernice who, after war service and Bikini atom bomb coverage, settled in Williamson County to run a dairy with partner Milt Cockrum. The piece outlines their farm setup, family, and early 1950s agricultural practices.

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Texas farmers learn much of electricity

Texas farmers learn they must understand electricity beyond flipping a switch. O B Bryan reports from Rural Electrification Administration meetings that single phase rural lines support up to 10 horsepower while city three phase lines handle more. He cautions buyers about unsuitable second hand gear and highlights educational efforts to prevent waste and lower costs through proper use and equipment adjustments. Bryan chairs power use and education for Cap Rock Electric Cooperative and Texas Power Reserve Cooperative.

O. B. Bryan Stanton Rural Electrification Administration Bryan Cap Rock Electric Cooperative Texas Power Reserve Electric Cooperative

King George VI’s church status shifts across Britain

When in England the king is an Episcopalian, but in Scotland he is Presbyterian due to the separate established church systems. The River Tweed marks the boundary between the two churches in their respective realms.

England George VI Tweed Scotland

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