Sterling Boy Wins Irrigated Cotton Contest Title
Lou Gehrig White, 18, of Sterling, topped four rivals in the Comanche County Soil and Water Association irrigated cotton contest earning 50 dollars. The Sterling FFA member described his one acre plot, inputs, and irrigation with a sprinkler system from a creek. He planted Stoneville No. 62 on April 28, irrigated twice more, and harvested about 2,935 pounds of pulled cotton from the acre, ginning to 808 pounds.
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Tea and Sympathy scrapped from Lawton stage in McMahon
MGM solved the script problem and the Robert Anderson play Tea and Sympathy will not be presented this month in the McMahon Memorial auditorium. Deborah Kerr was to lead the road show, with planned stops in Oklahoma City and Dallas. The film version proceeds with Kerr and John Kerr, following Hollywood censorship curbs over adultery and homoerotic subtext. The local program pivots to The View From Pompey’s Head and other films.
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Insect Damage's Toll on U.S. Crops Global Loss Rates
An agricultural note states that one acre in ten planted across the United States still suffers insect damage. The figure highlights ongoing pest risks to crops and the need for integrated control strategies.
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Ground Broken For Cowboy Hall In Clayton New Mexico
Ground dedication ceremonies were held yesterday for a rodeo cowboy hall of fame to be built in Clayton, New Mexico. Rex Nicholson, a California businessman and former Clayton cowboy, attended as guest and booster. Arthur Wimmell said attendees came from Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. A $125,000 building is proposed northwest of Clayton, with final approval anticipated at the Rodeo Cowboys of America convention in Denver in January.
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