Billion-dollar cotton crop eyed by Texas farmers
The Texan cotton outlook predicts a billion-dollar year with Texas farmers set to reap about 80 million dollars if current prices hold. Government stocks and future lend-lease imports shrink foreign demand while export subsidies revive, as Dr. Cox notes foreign prices lag behind American cotton and farmers hold over 60 percent of the crop.
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Santa Fe's oldest Texan ends railroad career for farming
Roy Bedichek, director and Santa Fe official, retires after fifty two years. He leaves railroading to become a gentleman farmer in Gainesville. The news notes O'Brien, the Santa Fe veteran, will move next month to operate his two farms and pursue new work.
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Windstorm Shifts Truck to Save Driver at Mammon Ranch
A windstorm at the Mammon ranch near Mecca California in 198% shoved a truck away from a large tree about to fall, preventing a likely crash and injury.
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Robber Demands Lunch Money From Taxi Driver
In Anderson on December 2 a passenger held up Tax Tex Driver Marshal Rogers stole ten dollars and a dollar bill, claiming the dollar was for lunch money.
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Selecting An Occupation and School Prep Guidance
Clifton Public School news recalls career planning advice urging students to choose suitable occupations before college. It also covers a senior scavenger hunt, a Christmas party hope, a band concert, a hospital stay due to appendectomy, and light humor on coed dating cues from a school column.
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Christmas Programs by The Junior Choral and Lenin Groups
The Lenin and Junior Choral groups are jointly rehearsing a series of Christmas programs. Eloise refuses to relinquish her chewing gum as the butcher boy exits, highlighting a minor, humorous moment amid the preparations.
Man With No Fingerprints Identified in Texas
State Police Director Homer Garrison announced the man identified Thursday as Robert James Pierce formerly of Charlotte North Carolina. Pierce who underwent operations to remove fingerprints and was found with smooth fingerprint plates is wanted by North Carolina for burglary and by federal authorities for a sexual service violation. He was brought to Austin after arrest near El Paso by patrolmen H R Owens and R C Loveless for identification.
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Divorce Granted After Spouse Listened Closely
In San Jose Chloe Défac Barrott testified Tuesday that Eva Barrott would not listen to the children or talk to her, leading Superior Judge Jake TL Filey to grant Barrott the divorce and award Minx the radio. The report also notes a mention of the first cast iron plow patented in 1797 by Charles Newhall of Burlington Vermont.
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