Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 87, Ed. 1 Monday, July 16, 1951 Page: 3 of 6
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Mt. Pleasant, Texas, Daily Times, Monday Evening, July 16, 1951
Tops Tall Queen
Reds Halt Newsmen Convoy, Admiral Halts Truce Talks
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Caffle Breeders Meet To Work
Out Future Of Santa Gertrudis
Lights Fail
Raby Doesn't
ROCKFORD, Ill. (A)
BSGMSTin luggage-
compartment volume
Ford's spacious "Deep Deck" lug-
gage Locker provides over 24 cubic
feet of storage space—biggest by
far in the low-price field. What's
more, with a turn of the key, the lid
pops open. Nothing could be easier.
Highway Group
Head Re-Elected
FORT WORTH, July 16 (P) —
President W. W. Durden of the
U. S. Highway 80 association was
reelected yesterday. He is from
Ruston, La.
The group ended its two-day
meeting here after reaffirming a
resolution to continue the pres-
ent routing of the coast-to-coast
Highway.
Chester Allen Arthur became
president when Garfield was as-
sassinated in 1881.
The monetary unit of Denmark
is the Krone.
Argentina covers an area of 1,-
079,965 square miles.
BGGES7in savings
For the biggest savings in the low-
price field, you can't beat Ford's
V-8 and Six engines. For both
feature the Automatic Mileage
Maker, a fuel-saving system that
gives you high compression per-
formance on regular gasl '
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You can pay more but
you can’t buy better!
The first zoological garden in
the U. S. was established in Phil-
adelphia in 1874.
RAISING BROILERS HAS BECOME BIG
BUSINESS, GOOD PROFITS
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IESE PHOTOS show scenes at the edge of Kaesong, where a convoy of i permitted. The convoy waited about an hour, giving the Reds time to
!0 newsmen was halted by Reds at an outpost, causing Vice Adm. C. I change their minds, but to no avail. They would not permit it to pass
Turner Joy, chief on-the-spot armistice negotiator, to tell the Commu- till the newsmen were removed, and Lt. Col. Joseph Long, its chief,
nists he would not continue conferences until presence of reporters was | said "All or hothing at all.” (International Radiophotoi)
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If there is a well established market in your lo-
cality for broilers, there probably is the opportunity
for you to make good money from raising broilers.
Broilers can be another crop that will not inter-
fere with your other work. That is unless you plan a
big broiler operation.
According to recently quoted figures Texas
does not raise as many broilers as Texans eat. It is es-
timated that demand will increase as more and more
people eat more broilers because the price is more rea-
sonable than other meat.
Your County Agent can help you decide what
you can do in the broiler raising business.
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Egyptians To
Study in India
KARACHI, Pakistan (P) — At
the request of the Egyptian Gov-
ernment, Pakistan has agreed to
train some Egyptian students in
the rangers and forest officers
THE GUARANTY BOND STATE BANK
“Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation”
This bank backs its farmer customers in
sound farming practices
make all these new homes comfortable and
convenient — as well as power for the big
re-arming program.
We’ve completed two large, new power
plants in the last ten years — and we’re
still building ... adding to one new plant
already built and planning for the third
new one. There’s plenty of cheap elec-
tricity for all new homes, and for farms
and industry.
BSGSTin hip room'
Yet, Ford, with over five feet
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X lever and driver's seat
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X — automatically to right height
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SPORTS REVIEW on
of Turrialba, Costa Rica; E. J.
Berkerof Moron, Cuba; and Ray-
mond Hollingsworth of Raymond-
ville, Texas.
Kleberg is present head of King
Ford alone in the low-price
field gives you 55.4 inches of
shoulder room — room for
three big people to sit in
comfort. And you ride in com-
fort, too, with Ford's Automatic
Ride Control leveling rough
roads automatically!
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lege.
Numbers of Afghan students are
now receiving training in these
studies at the college situated
near Murree in the Punjab pro-
EFFICIENCY is just as
important in an OFFICE
as it is in a PLANT
Write ...
George S.MAY COMPANY
SUPPORT THE SOIL, AND THE SOIL WILL SUPPORT YOU
All the officers were elected
by a mail vote preceeding the
meeting here. Twelve directors
were elected, four each for one,
two and three year terms. (Direc-
tors whose tenms expire at the
next annual meeting are Summer
Pingree, Ermita, Oriente, Cuba;
T. C. Montgomery, Arcada, Fla.;
J. T. Maltsberger, Cotulla, Texas;
and Dr. J. K. Northway, Kings-
ville.
The two-year directors are J.
Arthur Pancoast, Uleta, Fla.;
Richard M. Kleberg, Jr. Kings-
ville; Vachel W. Lacley, San
Antonio, Texas; and John Mar-
tin, Alice, Texas. Three-year di-
rectors are Leroy G. Denman,
Jr., San Antonio; Tobin Arms-
strong, Armstrong, Texas; C.
Hunter Strain, San Angelo, and
John. Armstrong, Selma, Ala.
This advisory board was nam-
ed: Kleberg, Richard King of
Cows Create
Red Incident
‘ VIENNA (A) — Thirty-three
cows crossed "illegally” into
Austria from Communist Czech-
oslovakia recently. The four-leg-
ged border crossers were the sub-
ject of international negotiations
for several days before it was
agreed they were not “political
refugees” fleeing Communism and
therefore could be forcibly re-
patriated.
Inter-American Institute of Agri-
cultural Sciences, at Turrialba.
Much of the work so far has
been done by Dr. Rhoad. In a
report to Santa Gertrudis breed-
ers, he told of visits to herds of
the cattle with the aim of esta-
blishing minimum qualifications
of breding stock for registration.
Whatever system of registry is
set up, said Dr. Rhoad, must be
genetically sound, fit into ranch-
ing practices and must be admin-
istratively workable.
There are more Santa Gertru-
dis cattle than most cattlemen
had realized, the Costa Rican em-
phasized. This is fortunate in a
way, he said, because it will
mean standards for breeding
stock can be set higher than if
there were few of the animals.
WINTER DIES HARD
BELL ISLAND, Nfld. (P) —
Winter dies hard in the North
Atlantic. A huge iceberg off
Conception Bay early in June
later was reported to be break-
ing up, after warnings had been
sent to ships approaching the
area.
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This year about 1% million couples are get-
ting married and selling up homes of their
own. These new households will need elec-
tricity for light... for washers, driers,
ranges ... for refrigerators, fans and many
other electrical appliances.
They’ll have it, too! The power plants
and lines are ready in advance. The busi-
ness, tax-paying electric companies plan
things that way. There’s electric power to
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entire hospital was blacked out
when a power line behind the
Swedish-American hospital broke
and shot blazing balls of fire
across the yard.
Nurses worked their way
.through the hospital with candles
and flashlights quieting patients.
Doctors, working by emergency
lights provided by city fireman,
delivered a boy.
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KINGSVILLE (A) — Cattle
breeders from three countries
met here to work out the future
of a relatively new breed, the
Santa Gertrudis.
Their hope is to set standards
for the big, hump-backed animal
developed especially to resist the
heat and fatten on the grasses
peculair to the U. S. Southwest,
Southeast, and Middle Americas.
The Santa Gertrudis, the only
successful new breed of beef cat-
tle in 300 years, was developed
by Texas’ famed King Ranch. It
is a cross between Brahma bulls
and shorthorn cows. It has the
long, down-turned ears of Brah-
ma. Some are cream or tan-col-
ored, others are a rich brown.
To be sure that the new breed
develops properly, the cattle-
men organized the Santa Ger-
trudis Breeders International at
a meeting in this town which was
named after the King ranch
which surrounds it.
The first president is Walter
Caldwell of Luling, Texas, C. C.
Peters of Lake Wales, Fla., is
vice-president and R. W. Briggs
of San Antoni is treasurer.
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CROWNED “Queen of Height” at
the annual convention of the Amer-
ican Affiliation of Tall Clubs in
St. Louis, Mo., Betty Lou Glavinic,
20, who is six feet tall, looks up at
the gathering’s tallest delegate. He
is eight-foot, two-inch Don Koehl-
er, of Chicago. (International)
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SOUDER SURRENDERS
SAN ANTONIO, July 16 (P) —
An Airman stationed at Kelly
Air Force Base surrendered to
police yesterday after threaten-
ing for six hours to shoot him-
self with a pistol in a downtown
hotel room.
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The “unconditional surrender”
of the Axis powers was designed
at the Casablanca Conference in
January, 1943.
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Mt. Pleasant Daily Times (Mount Pleasant, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 87, Ed. 1 Monday, July 16, 1951, newspaper, July 16, 1951; Mount Pleasant, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1483534/m1/3/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mount Pleasant Public Library.