Angus Breeders Gather for 7th National Conference
Angus cattlemen from 28 states plus Canada Argentina and Australia met at the University of Georgia April 23 24 25 for the 7th annual American Angus Conference with 350 attendees and 26 speakers. sessions covered record keeping breeding strategy and market relations with multiple trading posts and panels on improving bulls production and public relations to boost breed growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Canada
Argentina
Australia
Robert A. Long
Animal Industries Division
University
W. A. Womack
Ashford
Alabama
Vern Kerchberger
American Angus Association
Mr. Womack
Kerchberger
Robert Saffle
Food Technology Department
National Association
James V. Coyner
East
Doug Wood
Northwest
Dean R. Hurlbut
National Organization of Angus Producers
O. G. Daniel
Lloyd D. Miller
Lyle Haring
Iowa
Missouri
Ed F. Stout
Missouri Angus Association
Joe Keefauver
Jonesboro
Tennessee
Angus
Earl Dugger
Angus Valley Farms
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Dale Redding
Minature
Nebraska
Hogs Offer Farm Income Boost for Alabama Farms
Alabama ranks 17th nationally in hogs sold in 1959 with 39,902 farms selling 1,019,879 hogs, averaging 25 hogs per farm. Extension specialist G B Phillips urges increasing hogs sold per farm to raise farm income on small acreages, noting many counties have 50 acres or less cropland and that hog production fits well on small farms. Nearby, Angus cattle events highlight herd classification, improvement programs and live demonstrations to aid breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Alabama
G. B. Phillips
Extension Animal Industry
Phillips
Geneva
Houston
Covington
Jackson
Coffee
South Alabama
North Alabama
Cullman
Madison
DeKalb
Marshall
Tennessee Valley
Lyle V. Springer
National Angus Organization
Association
Crawford Rainwater, Jr
Raynaqua Farms
Pensacola
Florida
Milt Miller
W. B. McSpadden
Chilhowie
Virginia
Pope Set to Issue Major Encyclical on Social Problems
Pope John XXIII announced an encyclical outlining a program of Christian life and social action. It will address private enterprise versus public power, aid for underdeveloped nations, and the global fight against hunger, with four sections tracing Leo XIII to present church teaching.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Italy
Leo XIII
John
Leo
Pope Leo
Pope Pius XI
Pius XII
Vatican
Survivor testifies on final moments of Walls Miss crash
Roland Maddox of Memphis tells FAA inspectors he piloted the final leg to Memphis after landing at Twinkletown Airport. He says an engine quit at 150 feet, the plane burned after a crash that killed L A Maddox and hitchhiker E H Atkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Walls
Miss
Federal Aviation Agency
John Martin Jr
Roland Maddox
Twinkletown
Maddox
L. A. Maddox
E. H. Atkins
Gadsden
Ala
Atkins
Sal Boyd Sinks Deep in Plymouth Quay Drunken Row on Ship
Sal Boyd, drunk and disoriented, stumbles toward a ship in Plymouth’s Catwater on September 5, 1620. He boards a deserted vessel at midnight and, after a tense moment on deck, is approached by a man who warns him off, setting up a confrontation aboard the ship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Boyd
Sal
Plymouth
Matey
Gates of Hell
Hell
Beefwit
Sal Boyd Encounters Singing Children Aboard Ship
Salathiel Boyd, master gunner, wakes to find nine or ten neatly dressed children circling the mast and singing on a ship. An officer questions Sal as the children reveal their ties to Elder Brewster while Sal tries to process whether he is awake or dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sal
Salathiel Boyd
Elder Brewster
Sal Boyd
Sailor Sal Faces Dutch Gunner in Meermin Flashback
In a tense exchange aboard a ship, Sal confronts a rogue gunner and learns he is aboard the Mayflower under Captain Oosterlinck. The scene shifts to warnings of legal wrangles, swift departures, and looming Plymouth proximity as the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Webster
Sal
Oosterlinck
Ooster‘Trick
Gallow
Kenrick Arrested After Requesting Police Help Push Stalled Car
West Seneca New York AP report states William A. Kenrick asked officers to assist with a stalled vehicle. Officers recognized the car and arrested him on a stolen auto charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Seneca, N. Y
William A. Kenrick
Cullman Men Charged With Transporting Beer in Athens
Wilburn Arnold Jr. and John R. Rich were arrested Saturday on U S Highway 31 by ABC Agent Carlos Nelson and Deputy Lester Garrison. They faced charges for transporting slightly more than six gallons of beer and had a 1959 Ford confiscated. bonds were set at 750 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Wilburn Arnold Jr
John R. Rich
Limestone
Clyde Ennis
ABC
Carlos Nelson
Lester Garrison
Worthless check charge filed in Town Creek case
James Baskin of 820 Woodworth Drive, Tuscumbia, was arrested by Colbert County deputies after allegedly writing a worthless check several weeks ago in Town Creek. Baskin remains in Lawrence County Jail awaiting further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
Tuscumbia
Lawrence County
James Baskin
Woodworth Dr
Colbert County
Baskin
Town Creek
Hawley Served Webster Village Mayor Over Three Decades
William R. Hawley eighty president of the Association of Monroe County Villages has led Webster as mayor for more than 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster, N.Y
William R. Hawley
Association of
Monroe County Villages
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Dale Baird
Mid-West
Hans C. Rohdenburg
North Carolina Angus Association
C. O. Parker
Georgia Angus Association
Jess Cooper
Ray Buchanan
Great Plains
P.O. Box
Mid-South Auction Co
Highway
Pope
By Frank Brutto
Donald Barr Chidley
Chapter
Consid
Festares
MR. Farmer
Vine St. N.W
Decatur, Ale
L'stone
Charles Cullman
Davidson Coal & Feed Co
Holly St
Credit Life
Consumer
Massey-Ferguson
Ike
Ferguson System
Penn-Durand Tractor CO
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