Mexico Cattle To Enter U S If Border Reopens
The agriculture department expects about 500000 head of cattle to enter the United States from Mexico in the first year after Sept 1 if the border reopens as planned. Imports before the closure ranged 400000 to 500000 annually and depend on grazing conditions in Texas and the southwest. A duty will be charged on the Mexican cattle.
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George J. Dietz
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Southwest Range
Nationalists Control Iran Elect Kashani Speaker of Majlis
Ayatullah Kashani, Iran's top religious figure, was elected speaker of the majlis with 47 votes, signaling Nationalist control. Deputy Abdullah Mazaam received 10 votes as other ballots abstained or went to a rival candidate. Kashani’s rise reinforces his role as a Mossadegh ally and figures in the recent power crisis.
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Ayatullah Kashani
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Hassan Immami
Geneva
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Ahmed Qavam
Diamonds in Belgian Congo yield few gems for jewelry
The Belgian Congo supplies the world’s largest diamond stock but only about two percent are gem quality. Most stones go to industrial uses. Tanganyika mines yield no gem-quality stones.
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Belgian Congo
Tanganyika
L A Drum Corps Defends National Title at VFW Pageant
St Vincent's cadets of Bayonne New Jersey successfully defended the national VFW junior drum and bugle championship at the encampment pageant. Monterey Park California girls drum and bugle corps placed second. Bear Paw post Havre Montana took third and George Gidney post Brigham City Utah fourth. Servier division honors went to West Shoremen Wormleysburg Pennsylvania with runner up Andrew Johnson post Greenville Tennessee and Emeryville California third.
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Bear Paw Post
Havre
Mont
George Gidney
Brigham City
Utah
Servier
West Shoremen
Wormleysburg
Andrew Johnson Post
Greenville
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Texan Rancher Seeks Doctor After Train Altercation
In St Louis a Texas rancher, wearing boots and a 10 gallon hat, asked at Traveler's Aid for a doctor to treat a badly chewed finger. He said another Texan on a train bit him during a “little argument about Texas.”
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Strong Men Needed To Carry County Zoning Petitions
Lesley B. Allen of the League for Zoning Only by Local Option said petitions will circulate to put the new Pima County zoning ordinance to a vote. He noted 6,000 signatures are needed from 60,000 registrants to trigger a county wide or local option election. The group opposes county wide zoning and favors direct property owner input. petitions must include the ordinance and maps. An election must occur within 90 days of petitions being filed. the measure cannot repeal zoning but asks whether to adopt county wide zoning.
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McPeak Gets 90 Days In Jail For Bottle-Throwing Incident
In Bay City Michigan Joseph McPeak lost his temper and hurled beer bottles at his estranged wife through a plate glass window in her downtown shop. Judge Karl K Leibrand ordered 90 days in jail to cool off.
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Mich
U.P
Joseph McPeak
Karl K. Leibrand
McPeak
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