Miles City Bucking Horses Highlight Montana Rodeo Show
Wild broncs from Miles City Montana head to rodeos coast to coast in a growing spectacle. Auction prices range from fifty to two hundred fifty dollars with top rides fetching more. Ranchers and cowboys flock to the Miles City Fairgrounds as crowds swirl for the wild horse showcase.
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Miles City
Mont
Montana
West
Plains
Cnwboy
Miles City Fairgrounds
Buster Jvory
The
Rodeo Cowboys Assn, Inc
Hob Barn
Toyas
Migration Up 1955 Canberra Figures In Australia
Net migration to Australia in 1955 rose by about 40 percent from the prior year, bringing 95,317 people to the population. It marked the largest increase since 1952 with British nationals comprising 43.7 percent of the total.
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Canberra
Australia
Committee Recommends 500000 To Maintain Rifle Shale Plant
The Senate Appropriations Committee recommended 500000 to maintain the Rifle California air shale demonstration plant. The grant would be included in a 33 billion defense bill to protect and preserve the Rifle plant and mine on a naval air preserve. A committee aide said funds could be used under current authority and a transfer to the Navy may occur.
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Rifle
Washington
Senate
Maineain
Navy
Naval Air
Terror Dept
Gi S
Mille
Congress
Hills
Tennessee Farmers Boost Income Through Off Farm Work
Knoxville report shows over 45 percent of Tennessee farmers supplement income with off farm employment. More than 20 percent work an average of 100 days or more off their farms.
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Knoxville
Tennessee
Red Cross Aids Soldiers and Families nationwide
The Red Cross provides aid to service members and their families, helping about 119,500 families and 106,000 service members monthly at military stations and hospitals. The charity emphasizes ongoing support across military communities.
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New York
Income gaps in 1950 American households
In 1950 about half of all spending units including families and singles earned under $3,000 annually, while half stood under $4,400 a year in 1. This snapshot highlights the era’s income distribution and economic variance across households.
Drowns at East Coast religious conference on lake
Dawson E Trotman 50 founder and director of Navigators based in Colorado Springs drowned during a lake outing at the first annual East Coast conference of the Navigators Bible Memory Association. He and a passenger fell overboard while boating. another passenger Allene Beck was rescued. The Essex County sheriff paused searches at night. resumed Tuesday. Trotman, a close friend of Billy Graham, founded Navigators in 1933. He is survived by four children. The conference will continue.
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Schroon Lake
Dawson E. Trotman
Colorado Springs
Colo
the Navigators’ Bible Memory Assh
Trotman
Jack Wyrteen
Word of Life Camps
Allene Beck
Bisbee
Atiz
Ruth
Faith
Burke
Bruce
The
Navigators
San Fediro
Calif
United States
Glen Eyrie
William Jackson Falmer
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Narada
de Lilo
Red Cross Citations
Winthrop . _ Beau Mocs
Greeley
Greeley Tribune
Augsburg
Germany
Drogheda
Ibe
Eire
Piper
J. A. Maguire
Fred Duchill
Sykehouse
England
H&p
9Th Street
Joe
Wight
Valte
East
Sweden
Europe
Stockholm
Tribune
Greeley Furniture Co
Eighth Ave
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