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of his FFA club project work. A total of 78 calves and hogs are due to bl
this year’s junior livestock show which will be held at the fairgrounds in
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Hint That Lost Craft
Was Fired Upon
MOSCOW, April 13—(AP)
—I’ravBa declared today the
United States is trying to
cover up the fact that the
U. S. NaVy patrol plane miss-
ing in the Baltic is the same
one that the Russians say
flew over I^atvia Saturday.
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County’s Finest Hogs,
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Optimist Meet
Mark Stover, new president
Next Wednesday will be Ladles i ment here yesterday. It was dis- ( lance was called, but he died be-
dewed that she had been on the ‘
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sands of the *ea and the life there-
in. They all have a purpose and
part to play. We no longer destroy
beautiful birds tor their plumage.
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afternoon and tonight.
partly cloudy.
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Many, many people have found
that classified advertisements get
real results at the lowest possible
If there are things around
house that you don’t need or
will never use. why keep them? A
classified in the Record-Chronicle
will more than likely dispose ot
them and at the same time put a
little extra spending money In the
Uli. ’’Want Ad Week” wUl be ob-
served by the Record-Chronicle, ns
bv thousands of other1 newspapers
tn the "United States. April 18-22.
.Many, many people read the clas-
sifieds even before they read the
news. If you want employment; tf
you need help; if you have a room
to rent: If you want to rent a room
or apartment, or even if there
See ROUND ABOUT. Pag* 3
tta Republican
course respond ”
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late beta us »
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rowing area of Taylor
Stet’s
IOS ANOEI.ES. April 12— .B-_
cialite wife of a Philadelphia i'iil-
Genevieve Gray, 80 once the so-
| lionaire, died in her smalt apart-
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; closed that she had been on the
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ABOARD MI8SINO PLANK—In-
sign Tom Burgess. 22, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Burgess. Osa-
watomie Ka*.. has been listed as
one of the crewmen aboard miss-
ing Navy plane on flight from
Welsbaden, Germany, to Copen-
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part of the club i had supervised care and feeding.
■t >nrtinn at 1 I Judges for the fat calves will be
! Charles Griffin, Fort Worth; Fred
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Motor Maimers asks At what
places on the road do well-behaved i
drivers refrain from passing?
Answer The most dangerous
places are curve*, hills or where
the sight distance is insufficient
for safe passing, or in an inter-
section or on railroad tracks. To do
so Is not only dangerous, it is
frightening to others. A driver who
will sometimes criticise a lady
ahead of him In the theatre for
wearing a big hat which blocks hlk
view is often less worried about
the adequacy of his sight distance
on the highway. Other pli
careful drivers n?”~ ~
narrow bridge*. wel streetcar
tracks, on icy pavements or wherev-
er other hazards exist.
krrls Gardner
two jury pan- • '
her in a* a
use Foehner
kcused "after
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any “any rain U good tai wo road
plenty more.”
Odeaea — about an inch Ml M
an tew lart night. flBOtaag many
tai Ml curb to curb. U was Otar
aa*B tint rata to montta. Mtgil
wtndg acoompanied tta rata.
A cool wave cmnc wilii
— American authorities baro
pressed the fear that Soviet fire
caused the Navy plane to crash
into the Baltic.
The German ship which reported
sighting the debris off Oeland had
no radio and tta report was delayed
until tt made port this morning at
Oernskoeldsvik in northern Sweden.
Thw report caned new tope ta
u. 8. Air Force headquarter* at
Wiesbaden, where gloom had been
felt at chances of finding any of
the ptane’i survivors. Officers bad
given up their attempts to find what
bad been described yesterday as a
life raft off the Danish Island of
Bornholm, which lies northeast of
Oeland.
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PUTTING HLS BEST HOOF FORWARD—Junior Davis. San«or FFA club boy, fives
bis well-fed Hereford catf a few pointers on how to take tho- proper atanca in the
ring in anticipation of the Denton County FFA and 4-H Club Boys Fat Calf-Hog
Show and Sale here tomorrow. Junior also owns 15 Aberdeen-Angus cattle as part
entered in
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COPENHAGEN, April 13 — (AP) — A new report of
possible plane wreckage in the Baltic sent U.S. search craft
off the Swedish island of Oeland today in their hunt for h
Navy patrol plane missing since Saturday with 10 men
aboard. , 7k ....
The first officer aboard the German steamer, Juno,
eaid he saw what looked like an airplane cabin float*—
in the Baltic at the southern top of Oeland, which lies
the coRst of Sweden across the Baltic from Latvia.
with the first hint from the
Russians that they consider
the missing Navy plane with -
it) men aboard to be the same .
one fired st by Soviet fighter planes 1
Belwdey whan Mo*oow eietmed-w -
U. 8. B-2S type plane flew over. X Th •
Latvia. Moscow said that incident I If- J PawIiaq
occurred ta the neighborhood of VF1 ta * <11 Vl^AS
Lepaya. Oeland Island la due west
of Lepaya, across the BalUc.
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said A| ^elly. county ageM. “But
we need mor* "
According to Mack McOouneU.
supervisor of the Denton-Wlg* Soil
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Conducted Here
Funeral eereteee tor Mrs. Btalta
Mm Whittle. 44. killed ta a ceh
Been near Hope. ArtL, Monday,
were held at 3 p.m. WCdneeday
at tta First Septet CtrarclL Berv>
Mee were r unto Hid by toes. RMi '
■ebard and totermewt WM ta Bros*
lawn Memorial Park.
W. I. Bienitt.
Bui vlroi a tn
Richard Whitt
aor M psycho*
toe. Part. Mdl
A alow-failing .34 Inch rainfall
has given crop* in the Denton
County area much needed relief
from a one-month drouth.
Small grains and grasslands will
receive greatest benefit from the
moisture. They will have a chance
to green-up now after being hold
back for want of rain.
The last rain of any appreciable
quantity wm March 11 •
~4--nta will ta b nreetw i
enough to break the d
Abiteno-The cotton.
•nd stock growl
Oounty got Its
the Baltic.)
An Editorial in Pravda, official
organ of the Soviet Oonrunuxust
Party, charged that by conduct-
ing the widespread search Ameri-
can auUMiritle* are "trying to hide
their traces ’'
I * A representaUve of the AmerL
i can Air Force in Wiesbaden. Ger-
many." said the editorial, "declar-
ed on April 11. for example, that
an American plane was miaaing
allegedly during a normal train-
ing flight over northern Germany
and Denmark. He was silent, hok-
j ever, about the fa< t that U>e plane
violated the Soviet frontier and
engaged in a so-called ‘training*
exercise over Soviet Territory.”
The editorial described crew-
men of the plane sighted near
Lepaya as "American spies.”
small bteeyjt packets and sea gulls 1
circling around ths packets and 1
sating from them. >
Despite five days of search with-
out finding any definite trees of the 1
plane’s survivors. Air Fbree officers '
at Wiesbaden refused to admit dis- 1
couragement. 1
“Survivors of sea awebee have, '
been known to live for weeks in
the emergency equipment which .
this plane earrled.” one spokesman
satd.
The miaaing four-engine plane,
ho explained, carried enough rub- (
bar life rafts for all its 10 crewmen. |
Bach raft had provisions tar 1* to .
13 days and rubber exposure suite
to protect survivors from freestag-
with aa mu* rear m tad nttm
ta the Baltic this wook, drinking
water would bo no problem, tta
spokesman declared.
Objects sighted yesterday ta the
sea near Bornholm must have been
only debris from fishing ships, the
searchers decided.
An American pilot had seen what
he thought wm a yellow rubber Mfe
raft In an oil slick. In the same
area a Danish mineewweper later
recovered a yellow box, used by
fishermen for storing fish.
■Hie oil patch, said Air Force
officers, could have boon garbage
or other refuse from passing ships.
The weather over the Baitto arsa
was better today than yesterday,
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tag. visibility wm io to is tairt.1"!- """ iwms,
Ceilings ranged from 1.000 to 3,000
feet. But there were frequent show-
era
The aerial sweeps today wore ta
extend nearer as far east as the
Latvian Ooast, where the Russians
said they exchanged shots last
Saturday with an American plane.
The Air Force said the unarmed
Navy Privateer was the only plane
that possibly could have been ta
the area at the time.
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other active military duties.
The arrivals Included four Amer-
icans.
The M were among IM foreign-
ers jam-packed on the little coast-
al vessel Heinrich Jessen, built
to accommodate 34 passengers. The
ship took them aboard at Tlentaln.
North China port where they had
gone .by rail Iron .Shanghai T
Despite tta sardtae-1 i k • doub-
ling up to get so many aboard the
Jessen, the passengers were all
smiles. One summed it up: “We’re
hot hungry, dirty and happy.”
There was no enthusiasm for
Shanghai under the Communists.
They yald about 3.000 more foreign-
ers want to leave Shanghai.
Secretary of State Dean Ache-
son said In Washington yesterday
the United States is giving up ef-
forts to get the 3.000 out by sea.
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Slow-Falling Rain Brings Much Needed
Relief To Dry Denton County Far
en tatar. tartaM UN «**»•
crat* into “a shadow instead of a
reality.”
But he said to row same im-
provement ta the recent 'appotata*
moot of the Republican John
Footer Dulles to serve
suitant to Secretary of State Dean
Acheson. A -' 3
Be cautioned fellow OOF lead-
ers that, "to any sincere attar at
bi-partisanship al • Ums Ute it
Party mart
There is no doubt that the Rus-
sian* loo kupon the missing plane
a* the one they charge exchang-
ed fire with a Soviet plane before
disappearing over the Baltic. Prav-
da said the plane violated Soviet
territory and "engaged In a pur-
suit cf knowledge over Soviet ter-
ritory.”
(Until today no Russian state-
ments had connected th* Incidents
of the missing plane and the re-
ported exchange of fire south of
Lepaya, Latvia. The original So-
viet protest was Issued three days
niter. IM alleged sbonSu* took
place, and two days after a wide-
ly publicized search began for the
missing plane. The sequence natur-
ally led to speculation ta the
West whether the Russian* be-
fore they issued their Tuesday
protest had some Inkling of what
had happened to the missing
plane.)
(American official* have express-
ed th* fear that the Navy plane,
which they satd wM unarmed, was
PRINCETON, N. J.. April
the role of poiiUcal conciliator to-
day in an attempt to get Demo-
crate and Republicans rowing to-*’
gether for a "genuine bl-partattf**.
foreign policy. . f
He called on Frertdeut Truman,
to give the GOP a real chance
to help guide the earn* OoMt
War. and thro dtotod Ms fellow
RepubUcans for trying to jrodt «w
Tta former Itepublfcan proto,
denttal candidate made Ms pro-
posal last night ta the third o< Ms
seciea o< four Prtnostan Unlieisttj
lectures sb tta American political
tortwn. He wM osnetade the
talks tonight with a discussion •<
the natton’s iiimiietla ptototaa.
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AMARILLO. Aprt 13 -<*»—
Rata tarws< to swsw ttda as sew
tag at Bpsdnnaa and Graver ta
Ms Upper Panhandle to to
mtaatao" tta grand wm jsbp*
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The Aaeociated Frees said erop-
WBttani WMI aad that totowase wore general
and Cwnrai Twxftt ftrwui ov^rni<ui
and today. ( ■'•._
The rains covered atanoat the
enure drouth-stricken state. But
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fore it arrived
Mrs. Wtlllsms. tn s statement
to officers, said she stabbed her
husband once with a butcher knife
during an argument.
Jta addition to
, more moisture, M
w> moiature said slightly ettoi
todortg »ay WWttaMM.
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______ta tta ittfhito st bath Ms Demo-
what he believed to crattc National AdmltoMrationind
*1"-'Itaw York governor said that 1
bHmrtteanahtp in foreign policy
had boon converted by tta Demo- J
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Denton Record-Chronicle
Oov. Bob Taylor of Tennessee
told about an old farmer who got
despondent and decided to end it
all. Hi* eon came Into the barn just
as the old man was about to gasp
his lart. He had rigged op a rope
from a blind bridle. The son cut
him down and revived him
The old man said. "Bill, you
ahould-a ten me alone and by
d*tS5^w4 -
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"Yoe. and wouldn’t you have
looked Hko had**, woarta' a blind
bridtaT"
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Services wars lh stalls o< Ossb
Funeral Boms, j
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BOLLYWOOD. April IB-ta
Mickey Boonoy now hM thres, - I
sone. Bto wife, tta former acteOSS •*
Martha Vioksra, gave tdrth to a?
boy tart night, ” - , ; g
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DUNTON AMD VICINITY: Cloudy. '
with oooastaroi rota thia after-
noon, tonight and Friday. Cooter «
tonight and Friday.
KA8T TBXA8: Cloudy. oooMfonal*
r^iBg ooqimt norm am
•art parti mi thia afteraoM and
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Dewey Urges
Cooperation
In ths arsa. * c
Big Spring—rains up to MB in-
ches tn central portion of Boward
Oounty but only .OB st an tach at
Acksrley in tho north part of ths
oounty whore most cotton and sor-
ghum to grown. Bta Bprtag report-
ed 1.14 tachos on the west edge of
town, 3-M at tta north edge. Baath
stft •.
Midland -first rata st any osw
Bobu emo sines Uta Mi sn MM* r____
j.w FrectpitaUon &• MMiana loCAM M. Wan
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delayed seeding of grsse and sod-
ding of waterway*.
Some crops will be hard put to
make a targe yield although they
now have the moisture to keep
from burning entirely, agriculture
officials said.
The 78-lnch meoauremeut wm
taken al the Denton Agriculture
Experiment station at 3 M. bl to-
day- Scattered ligni rtftaa contin-
ued to fall ta various eocUotn of
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to a lot of sw*e\. cfovey and corn," a, weather Bureau predicted hi tasst biases tta?
mere occasional rains tor tta to- -- - " - - —
cal area tonight and tomorrow.
tho forecast cf
e weather man ..
r temperaturte ta months ----
“ tachos. Tta AtatoM Ml
Russians Flocking
To Shanghai Area
HONO KONG. April 13—Rus-
sians are streaming Into Shanghai.
M foreigners just arrived from
Cbtnmunlst Ohina satd touay.
"You don’t see them so much
as you feel them." That was the
con unent of one of the arrivals,
the first large group to get out of
Shanghai since the Reds ea«ed
their ban on train travel by bor-
etgnsra.
■ Beet eeUmate of these foreigners
is that about 5.000 Russians are
In Shanghai—mostly civilian tech-
nicians and poiiUcal workers. Not
a one saw a Russian in military
unforin.
This waa in contrast to many
reports that havte filtered Into Hong
Kong. These aithlu recent weeks
have had ..Russian scldiers patrol-
ling Shanghai streets, manning
anti-aircraft defenses and doing
h blow.
the ! woulrt make the
his wife for
said "She
irta mad st
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The air secretary, who leaves
of ' shortly to take the job of chair-
man of the Nations) Securities Re-
source Board, added that the
"price of survival” is
America.
One reason for th“ shadow, he
continued, is the fact that "never
before has any potent ial enemy pos-
sessed the military means to
deal, in a single, swift surprise
attack a possible devastating
blow.”
I^esident Scoffs At Idea
He Libeled Wisconsin
Republican Recently
WASHINGTON, April 13—
(AP)—In a new blast at Sen-
ator McCarthy, President Tru-
man today questioned whether
It is possible to libel the Wis-
consin Republican.
Mr Truman's remarks came at
a news conference when he was
asked about a recent statement
by Senator Taft (ROhio).
Taft had said the President 11-
f beled McCarthy by cracking at
Key West, Fla . recently that Mc-
Carthy was the Kremlin’s bipgrst
' asset in the United States.
"Do you think that's possible?”
Mr Truman fired back at his
questioner
And he said it was all
■use direct quotations.’------
Mr Truman went on to say he
hadn't read all that Taft had said;
that he doesn't read *11 the po-
litical columns of ail the people
running for re-election.
Taft made his statement about
Mr. Truman. McCarthy and libel
in a column he distributes to Ohio
newspapers
Taft is up for re-election
year. Mr Truman noted. He add-
ed that he thinks the Ohio sena-
tor Ls interested in something else
a couple of years from now
The Ohio senator is frequently
mentioned as a possible GOP pres-
idential candidate ip 1952,
Mr Truman's original blast at
McCarthy was In defending the
Btate Department from the Sena-
* tt** charges that R- harbor* Gum- i
mutilate and their sympathizers.
A Senate foreign relations sub- :
committee Is investigating the |
, charges and next week is to hear
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Tomorrow at 10 a m. FFA and
4 H club boys of Denton County >
will give the coats of then fat p m. Friday
calves a final brushing and parade
them by the judges in the annual i
Denton County FFA 4-H Fat Calf- |
Hog Show and Sale.
Many of the boy* hav* won I e
prizes on their animals in shows *■** a *■* ax'* a *31
held previouslv as part of a O V III 1111" 11
screening process for th* Denton | J U?
allow.
.This time they will be out for
that POO prize money and premium
r >les brought by placing m the
morning s judging activities
The animals- 38 calves and 42
bogs—which represent a sizeable
Gains Reported
WA8HINOTON. April 13—(AV-
General gains In production and
buying power In tho first quarter
of 1*50 cheered the economic chart-
watchers today.
Yrt job* remained a big gueofien
mark. In the view of the Presi-
dent'* Council of Economic Advto-
_ w__ Sr*, economic expaasion hM not
disabled by gunfir* and crashed ta whiclmwm keep ahead at
**-^ —- aeeptag tmenuRoymont.
The council Mat to Congress to-
day Ito monthly report, oovortng tta
first three months of what the
council had predicted would be a
“good year.”
Per capita personal income, after
allowing for taxes, was st a rate
which exceeded even the average
of booming IMS. It was estimated
at 31,333 tor every man, woman
and child.
And conramera' prices, for the
average city family, were down
about 1 13 per cent from a year
ago.
Th* nation's output of all goods
and services era* measured at an
annual rate of 3250.000,000.000 for
the quarter. Thi* eras below the
re.te of a year ago but the move-
ment was upward, not down.
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t 21-year-old Negro wom»t],
Mi*. Thelma Lee Williams, mottp
er of two children, is being held
by city officers charged with mur-
c.er in the stabbing death last night
| of her husband, Clyde Williams
Officers were called to the Wil-
Hants’ home. 425 Bradshaw, where
Williams stabbed in
left chest. An ambu-
j MACON. Oa . April 13 -<A-
Americans last night heard Air
[Secretary Stur-t Symington say
that they were living "tn the shad-
' ow < “
Uon ever faced.” , .. . . . .. .
Svmmgton made no bones about ! ’he
i k- jn ilfht and heavy
i classes and a champion and re-
serve champion selected from both
I group* It has been announced that
the boys will take competitive
that the three per cent shrinkage on their
s strong I
I Auctioneers for the afternoon
— .. I sale will be Dick Caln of Muenster
and Dick Thompson from Fairfax.
Okla
There is a two for one guar-
itee being offered In Denton as
ie ikth National Want Art Week
rlebratlon gels into full swing
Here is the two for one guarsn-
w»e now being offered by the Class-
led Ad department of the Den-
* on Rccord-Chronicle:
If a person run* a want ad for
Hx timer and does not get re-
mits. then the Record-Chronicle
will re-run the ad for another six
times without extra coat.
v If yox toll to get results during
•he first six days, just call 3090
^wrtore 6 p.m. of the sixth day. ln-
*F- »np the classified department you
’ .veni yrt had requite, and 1U
B 1 will be continued for another
«< lx dayi without additional coat.
~ Me offer doe* not apply to bust-
g la firm* .
hart your want ad today. The
anber la "MSO’-the number
>hat t»ev* rtf with lbs two to one
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DOman Held For
slid Symington. Husband's Murder
• farms and fac- !
| tories and front yards of America j a
FeHiMfK tn be ushers nt the M*v }
concert of the Denton Civic Boy |
Choir
Bob Hammond. Blaine Ocker-
rtun, John Powell and L. A. Reese,
Jr , became new members and
Bob Edwards and R I McNab
w re guests. John Schrader had
;harge of the program.
the Denton Optimist Club, and a
member of the club’s choir coin-
will attend the Optimist
trict convention in San Angelo
5 and fl Members dele-
gated the two Wednesday during
1 Stover's first meeting ax presl-
• dent and began a collection for
expenses.
1.tie E Montgomery nresented
the club with a 1100 check in j
recognition of the Optimists’ work | .
with Denton boys. I 8U.‘.n
r Members voted to accept
offer of the Canton lodge of Odd
Playful Driver
ROCHESTER. N. Y. April 13
—(Ab- Whrn a large truck passed
Mrs. Eleanor Corona at a corner,
the driver leaned out.,pointed a
water pistol and squirted her face,
she reported to police.
| investment on the ]
boys, will be sold at auction at 1 ;
1 ra »»» VrlHav
The calves and hogs are part of ‘ Freeman. Denton and Dan Plttner,
,undertaken by the Denton Hog judges will be R A
boys tn their club work and have > Pittman, Curtis Dooley and Fred
-------| Ferry.
The show and Bale are sponsored
by the Denton County Livestock
Association in conjunction with the
Denton Chamber of Commerce
The latter group t* furnishing the
Pftoe money for the
Cattle buyers from Denton and
' adjoining counties will be present
' to bid on calves and hogs at the
afternoon auction. The buyers
, . .. , ... i were rounded up this week by the
of the greatest threat this na- (charnber of commerce committee.
; " ______ i
Ml 1(11. >a <*'(> IIIWMV ■ I
wh*t nation waz casting the shad- I placed
ow Russia, he skid.
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Denton Record-Chronicle (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 47, No. 209, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 13, 1950, newspaper, April 13, 1950; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1314431/m1/1/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.