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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1951
Page
7
A rural enterprise blends Aberdeen Angus cattle with urban help to sustain a small Iowa operation. The couple, aiming retirement, run 30 calves and breed stock while fertilizing pastures and saving costs through hay work and pasture rotation.
In bridge, players argue about whether to double 2 spades when vulnerable. The article notes aggressive double can backfire or succeed depending on assets and play. It presents a deal where North considers passing or doubling and explains how misplayed lines cost or save tricks, asking readers to decide the best final contract.
Seattle report notes identical twins Arthur and James Griffin, 22, selected to enter the University of Washington medical school. They plan to practice together after completing medical training, sharing nearly identical undergraduate GPAs. The piece highlights their mirrored academic paths and joint career goal.
Starkville memories from Major I D Sessums describe Mississippi State College dorm life in 1880s as spartan with iron bedsteads and furnished basics. He recalls students supplied mattresses bedding chairs and washstand and notes no school bus service to campus.
The National Pet Supply Company claims to be the world’s largest pet firm and advertises shipping animals to Africa. General Manager F. B. Scheff asserts the shop can obtain nearly any animal, including trained cockroaches and fleas, with delivery in a few weeks.
In Morelos near Cu Aula, farmers still fill soil with old implements and use crude granaries. A thatched stone and cement structure sits topped by a clay pot to shed rain. A giant cactus serves as a natural fodder storehouse as a lead stove is lined with corn stalks and hay.
Cleveland Ohio reports that Western Reserve undergraduates 125 years ago faced strict limits including a rule from 1828 prohibiting leaving town with a horse or goat without instructor permission. The college moved from Hudson and later ended the restriction, with no student seeking horse hire in years.
Ambassador Warren Austin, UN chief US delegate, warns China dares not continue to unleash mass slaughter in Korea. He cites inside China political forces and Chinese love for children, says casualties show aggression does not pay and warns against appeasement or fighting alone. He also notes he rejects MacArthur’s go it alone stance and stresses UN unity.
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