Monkey the bull that sparked a US beef breed
King Ranch in Texas developed the Santa Gertrudis breed by crossing Herefords with Brahmas. The young bull Monkey, born in 1920, sired 150 bulls and laid the groundwork for a herd now about 90 000 strong in 43 states and four foreign countries. In 1940 the USDA recognized Santa Gertrudis as America’s first beef breed.
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Kingsville
Tex
Mouie
Texas
Monkey
America
South
Gulf Coast
King Ranch
US Department of Agriculture
Up To Date Engineers Needed From Schools
New York report by Steelways the official publication of the American Iron and Steel Institute argues engineers must be trained for obsolescence. It says flexible engineering skills will be developed by industry and schools to meet technological changes. Five steel companies have begun updating employee skills and curricula are being revised to prevent manpower obsolescence.
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New York
UPS
Steelways
American Iron and Steel Institute
Postage adds value for Christmas cards says Hallmark
Hallmark officials urge sending cards by first class five cent postage to ensure quicker delivery and forward or return if undelivered with no extra postage. They advise including full name address and ZIP code on envelopes to improve handling.
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Kansas City, Mo
UPI
Hallmark Cards
Alcoholism therapy urged by Dr Paul Gal
Dr Paul Gal argues that nine of seventy drinkers become excessive and three become alcoholic. He urges total push therapy by a team including physician psychiatrist psychologist social worker and AA, with clergy and lay therapists as needed, noting many doctors avoid treating alcoholism and many alcoholics resist help. He cites the Veterans Administration in Los Angeles as an example.
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Delos Smith
UPS
New York
Paul Gal
Cal
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gal
Veterans Administration Hospital
Los Angeles
American Geriatrics Society
Local families spend holidays across Texas and nearby towns
Gayle Whitten of Texas Tech in Lubbock visits family as Snee and Dallas Loves join relatives in Abilene and Paducah. Numerous trips trace Christmas gatherings among the Voyles, White, Conn, and Stinnett clans in Amarillo, Childress, Morton, and Dumas with church plans at Mehodist and Baptist congregations.
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Gayle Whitten
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Charlie Whitten
Merrell Conn
Amarillo
Rita
Snee
Young
Dallas
Cee Wee
John Browning
H. S. Voyles
Paducah
Fred Stinson
Linda .Trent
Carey
Jacquelin Arrington
Jack Caspers
Larence Farr
Fresno
Calif
H S. Voyles
C C. White
Jerry Conn
Morton
D. Weatherlys
C. G. White
Billy
Childress
J. D Cox
Quinton Henderson
Carolyn Lambert
Canyon
Oscar Lamberts
Tate Timmons
Marvin Crains
Don Altman
Clarendon
Gus Woods
Lee Rothwell
J. A. Orrs
Oleta Hawthorne
Pat Goodnight
Memphis
Flannie Neeley
Charlene
Floyd Finch
Charles Croucrs
J. C. Smith and Sons
F. Smith
Glen Smith
Juanita Stinnett
A. Stinnett
Stinnetts
Bolbie Garrison
Virgil Gambel
Tom Goff
Dumas
Gene Gambol
J. A. Stinnett
Baptist Church
Cee Vee
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India
Richard King
Mammoth King Ranch
Coats Food Mart
Christmas
Shady Elms Nursing Home
Zoe
Zoe Garvin
Frank Coleman
Science Today
Vista Dome
Toyland
Wright Food
David Wright
Aubrey Testerman
James Greer
Ranchouse Motel
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