Ranch in White breeds all white animals on 3000-acre Neb. ranch
In Lincoln Nebraska Cal and Ruth Thompson run the Ranch in White breeding pure white horses cattle dogs cats sheep ducks geese rabbits and even coyotes on a 3000 acre spread. Their all white herd began with Old King a true white stallion and a burned out prospect of later success. They tour the West offering shows and have started a school teaching youngsters to train foals while planning to expand their all white stock.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cal
Ruth Thompson
Cal Thompson
Hud
Aurora
Ill
Old King
Thompson Brothers
Merrimac
Ruth Hackenberg
South Dakota
Grant
Ruth
Thompsons
West
Butte
American Republics Join With U S On Defense Plans
The Inter American Defense Board, reorganized at Washington headquarters, coordinates mutual defense plans among 21 American republics. Lt Gen Willis D Crattenberger chairs the board with Maj Gen Robert T Walsh directing technical work. Gen Omar Bradley represents the United States.
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U.S
Washington
North Atlantic
United States
Inter- American Defense Board
16Th Street
N.W
Willis D. Crittenberger
U. S. Army
Caribbean
U. S
United Nations
North Atlantic Treaty Military Organization
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Crittenberger
Robert T. Walsh
U. S. Air Force
Walsh
Inter-American Defense Board
North Atlantic Group
Inter- American Board
Western Hemisphere
Rio de Janeiro
Bogota
Colombia
Army General Staff
Rural Bank Deposits Up Nearly 400 Percent
Washington reports economist Fred L. Garlock of the USDA finds wartime inflation boosted deposits in country banks serving farmers. In 1948 rural deposits rose about fourfold from prewar levels, while large industrial centers show far smaller gains. Garlock predicts end of inflation and urges shifting more industry to rural areas to spread gains.
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Washington
Fred L. Garlock
United States Department of Agriculture
Garlock
U. S
New York City
United States
Dust Bowl
Great Plains
Funeral for Long Beach naval shipyard set for tonight
Funeral services will be held for the Long Beach naval shipyard with 5,900 civilian employees, nearly all to be fired by June 30 as the installation closes. A blocks-long cortege and a black-shrouded casket on a caisson are planned, with an epitaph blaming public apathy and bureaucratic inertia.
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Long Beach
Calif
Long Beach Naval Shipyard
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Everince
Lence
Dr. Hawkins
East Washington
Naval Shipyard
Boson
SEARS
Rute
F.H.A
FHA
Homart
Adams
Second St
Phoenix
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