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IRGONNE LUOMTMYKSUMHEISKCEaS
fa MMOttTNE TESTS SESHTEILIMESS
~Yoii_Need o Smaller Wagcn cr
a Bigger. Horsed"
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IT.
i ! I ii \< I« > y The immediate
i.t til ... Ih Mi ;*♦•! -> ltiii«on is j
v . « blur p«***}i!pd withj
i.t.- -!,i.iNt - and shadows. lie
'hn-hold of blindness, i
i- t he ohy*ici*t's world j
n • .r a<|ue ha/e thai really-
him Menpin^ into it at
! iif \ 4t tonal Laboratory.
' t•:t« fix i • the hi/line**
iiid even the abstract
i?i .i 'a iii'' nt tlie I hysies
. !• Ivf . he a rit ll *rt*ip
i. • ji« Nei > peering lli'o th«*
' . . t radioactive decay.
\'i. . ii • ; eci ru*r«f> the> rail it
Revarch
\t , i • v want in vnow is how
• hit i i'f i ♦ or form* ui rk-
• ii i •.«• ' u hen lioniharded v* ith
aiit ainrna i a> s Hbat new
ti j. ( «. • t-l. inrni are produced**
a' -
Politico!
Announcements
|Tiw llr.. I-. r.r ,ti r Xmerlcan i
111 '' ' i| !■< lllllollli.r- I h - f..|-
11 . . .i.I.iLiIk- f..r i.ftice,
l. '•■ tl.. I'- rutic I'arty
11 '
VII KI I'KI -l.\ f WIVE:
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ii ;.! vVnrford
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jjl.'H INI I 1
I I 11 '•« i Griffith
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I I'l KIN I I N|l|:\ T:
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fji in i: hi i'l \i :
ikii ini i i:
v\ II l!ii#hes
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! •' "J 11 irti. I THi.rne
I iii n l\ 1 ki \m Kl It:
The answers have no immediate
prarlkal application. he admits.
Their bu-in«--> i- simply "lo make
knovvledxfe.''
Virtually blind (or 25 yea.s, Dr.
Hurwrfi. .i robu-i re tle i man of
40 vlw* both of his worlds malter-
-<M-farlly. l'<>avim«* J h<* i* tm-
rr-marfcaMf. Iw si«<nrsls 'hat any
of n...hi «i Ih - i Blrar> -Inns fri.in
"th«* htiml prrjmlirr ai!aui>l hliml-
MM."
|Tw- j.Uysii'ist's 11.mlMmil rrsulls
Iroin a lai>bw«l a«-i l.triil Hilh a
CUR. A IhiUTI MlMtd his Iffi
trn.plr. M'irrlKf l.i upliral n -rvf
aiid piului'ilitl what dttMs r IM
riisru(Kln>i rurrkMt<(: bt- rwilrt Ills-
ernrn lljwil « #Uv Wurrv -ha| -.
uiih itittWiklly. h# riMihl r.ail lar>'^-
she lypr
"Frum ilw siaii.t|MHi.i >.i <t .n*
• t.inf- I rnlchl sw v ell i..fallv
hitnd." he •= >-
Thr ihin./ wm to barn
Brail)*- ar.it ihi- h.- -.ml. anomp
it"h.-.1 h.ii hi real .uiweii. was
hov. to provi.W- lor hi- l.iuirr se-
ruril>
Ik- lir-l ih.«.'hl f.i irai hinw r.nil
uiih (hi In n.ir.fl he rnroUr.t in
StaMifont Oniversiry in l'at Alto
I'alH . a> a phy-if, -i.ideni Hui
he iearneil lhal Calltomia law pre
vmit-il a Uin.1 per-..i. front lec h
Uig h« l, w to- tran-trrreil u>
ihe Univeriily >.i Iii.ih.i swirMteil
i wir-e uiiA won . la-.v ilefrre in
lie nt-ver pranirnl Law Wiihin
imw years Iw a- liai k at Illinois
working on Ims master's anil iUm-
lor k in |>tiysir> anil ii paUl l(
with ilw >>b ai Ar«imn'.
H rati'e thf jnti inv.ilveil know
mi- what went on in rh.- lali as
V.ell a- what theories lay liehimt
it. h*' n aboMi ilevfiopins instru-
ments he .-ouM baiwlle nnai.Uit
Changed Indicators
By inerea^iof ihe <cnsitivitjr of
wie ineasiirinc ileviee, and u«tau
tw« plHitoeterlri. eells to franslalt-
ihese measurenienis into li.;hi irn-
l«il«es str.Kii; hiki 'Ii to ronvey an
iniprf*-.ii.n to him, he t.Hinii h^
.'.m.I.I tun*!!.- iht- it.as wrll a-
I
MAL HOITR
Lcnmdry Service
Automatic rata operated
washer* Bad dryer*, apea
24 heani every day.
WASHERS—l 0c per lead
UkYKBS for t
LAUNDROMAT
217 N. BK£nCKNRIDfiB
Of (lee
ARNlVAt
Y WCK TURNER
[if
, I /
anyone.
He also rtrveloperl an itv.lirr.rnr
that umilit register the de«ireii
data my means of an interruption
in tone signal*—thi« to substitute
for the ordinary visual calibra-
tions.
Nowadays, when not at the lab.
he is busy designing a new home
lor his faintly -a wife and three
children -and with his role as
board memher-at-large of the
National federation of ihe Blind
He ealls the federation "the only
national orfaniiaiiiNt representa-
tive <A the blind'* because if con-
sists solely of blind members and
utticers. In this rapacity, he heads
a comuiiiiee which is studying j
whai factors are involved in the!
enipayability of Mind nersons.
"What the employer doesn't
understand, and what the blind
pei ton often fails to understand
too is thai the treat majority of
ph' i.al thini's. if properly dele-
gated. aren't a problem Tan a
man run a drill press or can't he-1
The only way to find out s |f. let
htt.i do it "
the interview at an end. Dr
Biiisor rose briskly and trotted
down the blealt corridor to the lab.
where be paused at the door.
"You know, lhal 'blitut prejodice'
work-, both ways," he said with a
fci'ht "People think *4 us either
as that eoy stasK^rin^ d wn ibf-
street cariyin' a cane ..r accordi«>ri
-or as a ruV«terio.|s feniu< wtu.
du«- weird anil wonderiul thiua-.
Baptist Minister
b Killed By Son
I^S rBltCKS. e- Police say a
Baptist minister, the Reverend
l^onaril Bovett. was shot and kill-
ed bv one ot bis Iwui 14-year-okl
sons yesterday. fHticers said the
father was shot in the back with a
revolver held bv his son John after
culling the bojr to come for punish-
ment
The father, officers said, was
whittling a three toot switch to
punish the hoy when the shooting
occurred
I'riends said the twins had re-
lented the strict discipline al home
and planned to run away. The of-
ficers also were told the hoys bail
•toien the ijun and $31) from a fain
ilv cookie jar to finance the trip.
Russians Change
Plans For Farming
MOSCOW •*!— Soviet Russia may
be heading toward an extension of
private enterprise in farming. This
is the view of Associated Press
news analyst WUliam Kvan follow-
ing tile Mo*row annouiicenierd said
that the machinery wouhl he shif-
ted from governmeul machine-
tractor stations to collective- farms
as proposed by Communist party
secretary Khrnschev
Ryan said this might mean ex-
tending the area of private enter-
prise in farming reflecting Khrush-
chev's determination to iwertakc U.
S. iter capita food pi'txluction
* EDSON IN WASHINGTON ★
Just Which Handle to Pull
Is the Big Farm Question
"*** RV nvlR |osi)N
NFA lVi<>hia;liin I'olr.r,p,.ndritt
lots over farm piici*
to questiivns of pa/-
•vhii b ,-houl.l 1* thr*
P/i a Tj ft Defv t fv -for
is tb.it (aim (.nee sup-
Strikers Arsenal
Is Probed
l*a*o n|)|>ii)achiui{ lo laiul at
Charge
(By ASSOC
(By ASSOCIATED PRESS)
The Senate rackets investigating
committee is to hear Irom a police
chief today in its probe of the I'nit-
e l Auto Workers strike against
Kohler Company in Wisconsin.
It is reported lite Senators will
seek to confirm or explode charg-
es that the company had an arsen-
al awl an arrnv to oppose strike
pickets in case of a fieht. No such
light ever did deveUip in ihe strike
which now is 4.) months old and
still on.
The police chief to he f|itestinned
is Waldemar Capelle who heads
the force in Kohler. Wisconsin home
of the t.ig plumbing fixtures factory
One Kitted* Three
Escape In Crash
F.I.PASO i.ft— t>nr- crew member
has been killed and three others
have escaped with minor injuries
in the crash of a B-47 jet bomber
near U Paso.
The intercontinental b o m ii e r
cracked up in rough country two
and one-haK miles northwest of F.I
Biggs Aii' I'orct- Base Ihen-
The plane was from Schilling Air
Force Rase at Saliiia, Kair us. Au-
thorities there identified the crew
member killed in the crash a- l.ieu-
lenant Samuel Harding. Irom ti
h'allon Illinois.
Those iniured in the crackup are
lieiil'iianl ColiHiel IliUling Jai-ole
son .lr. Captain Herald Wyuier and
l.icittenanl Ooiiald Maisel. all from
SJina
Several From Here
To Attend Dinner
Advance reservations indicate a
large group of Breckenridge resi-
dents will attend the annual ban-
quet of the Mineral Wells Cham-
ber of Commerce Friday. March 1.
beginning at 7:30 p. m.
(ioveruor Price Daniel is to he
the featured speaker and a recep-
tion and banquet are lo he held at
the Raker Hotel
Retiring President T.arry Riack-
itioit is to preside at the banquet
ami the new president, J. W. Wil-
son. and his officers and board are
to Im- presented.
After F.li/alietli Barrelt murrietJ
Kobet i Itiouning Is.th cclfbraleii
{wn-ts. her tlisapproving fattier seitl
back her letters imopelieil
Breckenridge American TV Lag
■i Friday
KFDX
OUT OUR WAY
BY J. T. WILLIAMS
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I THINK. WE'RE COMMA
witme^s a couple o
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AM If/EA TO I Ml-- olfl
wivnvi> a in rn ^
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That little Jante Jones turned into a woman over-
night—I saw her at a bargain sale yesterday!"
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;nr.—Warren * The Weath.-r
:1ft—W..rl.l of Sp..rf i
:Ir.—lohn Italy
:::.l— fi27.i'' A Harietl
:0ft—Conrt >.f l-ast Resort
:?Jlt—I.ife of Riley
Oil—Frank Sinatra Show
.oft- The Thill Man
:Ali—Cavalcade of Sp..rtg
:3ft— Comment
:(M>—News
Weathervane
1IV—World of SiH^rts
,1ft— Soutlnveif Tonight
:3ft- Patrice M'tn-el
♦to—Ja.-k i'aar's Tonight
KRI.D-TV. Channel 4
Oft— Weather
I ft—Sports
,16—News
30 leave It To Reaver
till Track Down
311 -Zane Grey Theatre
llft-I-hil Silver Show
:3ft- Si-hlitl HajhMLse
jftft- The l.metip
:3ft— Person to Person
:ort- III P. M Report
:lf -Dallas Police R.-|¥ rt
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no-Sign Olf
WBAP TV. Channel 5
fi:ltl —Cisco Kill
:-'it—Truth or Consenucncps
T:iw —Court of l.a t Resort
7:3o — Liie of Rile)
M:iit> - M Squad
K:3ft - Thin Man
!l:li0—Cavalcade of Sports
ft:4.>—Comment
J li:liil—Texas News
10:15— Weather Telefaets
10^5-- Southwest News
|li:3ft— World of Snorts
1H:3T — Playhouse .>
|ti:411- World New.sreel
|o;.r.r,— World Weather
11 :ln — Tonight
12:1*1 Si«n t'HI
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f, - ip—Weather
fi-ir,—NRC Newi.
t". 30 Public Defender
t; 3D—F rontier Dr
7:"4t The I.ife Of Riley
X:fn) Hiblic Defender
8 OH -M Squad
•> .ni Cavali-i.de ~ri ?pnrt#
f>:4a - Comment
10:1 It—News
lft:lft— Weather
10:15- Comm .r.d Performance
11:3li— S'i*n i ft
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Kl'ltX TV t hannel 3
S:0ft—Cartoon Party
3:3ft—Adventure In Education
!):ftft—Howdv H.h .Iv
9:3ft—Ruff Jb Red.ly
lft:ftft—Fitr1*
II): 3ft—TV Traveler
lft:oft—-Salail Mixer
11 ;ftft- True Storv
11:3ft—Detective's Diarv
12:ftft—Premiere Theatre
I:ftft— SiRA RaMkethall
3:0ft—Championshio RowIilMf
4 fit. Ml Star C,oK
r :ftft— Kit Carton
5::ift- The l one Rantrer
r.:ftft—Jim Howie
R:3ft- People Are Fnnnv
7:0ft— IVrry Como Sh.nv
8 Oft Cluli Oasis
S;3ft- Giselle MacKetrwie
;>:0ft Fnd '>< the Rainl^vw
ft.3ft Hit Parole
lfl'Oft l.awreitce Welks Show
11 -Mi—Country Music Jubilee
WBAPTV Channel *
S:3ft—Adventure in Education
Howdv Doodv
9:3®—Rnff ami Reddy
lftrfM)—Fnrv
10:3ft—Andy's Can*
llrflft—Trne Story
11:3ft—Detective's Diary
12:0ft—Farm Editor
12:3ft—Cartoon Theatre
1:0ft NRA Pro Basketball
n Oft-Satellites
3-3ft—Raeinr ami iraleah
4:ftft—Saturday Mantinee
I M -OHenry Plav house
fi:3ft- People Are Funny
7-fift- Perry Como
8 nft-Chtb' Oasis
8::it —GiselU- Ma.-Ken-ie
Ihftft—End of th.- Rainbow
f)::Ul—Your Hit Paratlr
10:0ft -Texa< News
10:16- Weather Telefacts
|S*5 News Final
1 ft :3ft—Sport.s
Ift:40—Gunplay
12:0ft—Sijfn Off
KRLD-TV- / fcannel 4
7:29—Sign On
7:1ft— Rocky Jones
h-oft— Crvat. Knmfaroo
ft 3a- : MC College of the Air
10:30—Council Comes to Call
II-uft- Miifhty M..U: e
11:3ft—Sky Kinpr
12:Uft The I .one Ringer
l2:.'tft-Curtoon*
1 :lift— Ice Hockey
3:3ft—Sports Highlights
3:45— Cartoons
4:0ft—Racket Squad
4:30— Questions That Count
4:4->— T\' Rible School
r,:lHV Get Set - - Go
5:3ft—Johnny Hicks Show
#1)0—Farm News
B 15—News
6:3ft—Perry Mason Show
7-30- Dick and the Duchess
8:0ft—Gale Storm Show
8-.a)—Have Gun, Will Travel
«♦: •>—Gunsmoke
9:'!ft— Death Valley Davs
H)H0— Harbor Command
|0-:{ft— The Gourmet
11 -on— Western TTieatre
12 15— News
12 2ft—Sign Off
SNOW FKFE PICTURES
On The Commanfty Cable
Rrtckemidge T-V DM. Cft
X1\ W. Walker Phone 139
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12 4S— C'ounfry Style ir. S. A.
1:00 — NBA Baskethall
—Comm.inil Performan 'f
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f 13—Farm New^rwl
—fVnple Arp Funny
7;fi0—Prrry Como
S liO— Hhemf iff rwhi.^e
9 tiO -Tpfl Mack AmaU-ur Hour
Yirnr Hit rarrwlf
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10:10 - Wf-athfr
10:17+ -f'ommartH r^rformanre
11 ::W> -Sign Off
vrta^.'mncrfon (n £A) ~p* rermut
; upp«- rt levels conv ilov.tt cvfntnally
itrfili.^y and poJitii:, ai vv !l *•.*<.' ir i•
•tftt*rir iruriki factor.
'I'tir* iMe'iiion S*i-rftary A^iJ^ulluiv
whi«h fir* is taking a:i iirwu*nilttl hiu'ol ii*S
|R>rt tevrls are tuo hitih.
It s hard to make any farmer LfiK ve at y he fcetf. t* i iTiy-
thing 1^ evrr too high- But kirfi.-.cifi brlirvi r: tiifch r;Up^t lt plicr^
aie largely rrr pofi? lijlf fi t* the- eight biHr^fl duJIai* worth nt tuf-
farm prtKiitris the ^veitiuv- ht !.f*.
The |>rr:.n>«e tJf .♦ npf ert4 75 to •. ♦) f.er (et r r.f
I'.il it v Parity, til I'out-e, I.v '. hf l utlu Mv.ren the iinirt t pricr
i li thills farmers :r-ll -47 t the uitfeK nt | r c«-. ufi thiols rarrr.
rrs buy. !ti* luiiiil^ tavrS aiul Wa^e.. IUII.
'flu:, lutlu now ' talulr. at 8-' per iriit, V; ith lOiO-l9i-4 iVcfiii
pfii'ei Lrilig 1UU 'i'hr rrvutii kiigh ul I'ii! w'u- ill ISHti^
rKloSililN r fcisE.SHoHfek's (aim III.—a*e to Cuiiiri* tfn£ year
l r t t t nt 11«-| nt*. that ttie guv el'lklnrlit - £iia alilecd ~ uppol t pfi^c
bi- fnaUr t*U t'> yu iK*r iriit ut purity.
Thi^ Wuul«i ^i\r Seeretaiy HiliSoii uuthoiity to luwri piuc s ip-
I«eef t . :.ti!l turttier, if he iler lu. d it lie*•*•*>:-..u>
The argument in tjvor ot lower priee ruppt.it levels ii baicj tin
the theory that tarmej- ar« now overpriittuein^ tuo^t iiup-., bevsiuit-
eovernioent guarantee*, them a t. • > hi^h imnitnurn prne
It this i; tiue, it wtailU lotlow that lowering the pike cuppOA"t
levels wottlti eau: e farmer." to filan iu*>i - l auttoir ly.
Hut there is aiiotiir r :a«.le to tin toiy It pre ents the argument
that t>veipi o*iu« tton I not uu-.etl l > high . U|'tJoit pi ilea at all Ou
the contrary, it i- an un! that ov« i pio«tuv tu n «_ U'ie«l kty tov.ciin^
^•iveriimeiil-guaranit r ii imiiimum pi nes. heit w die tni pet vent ot
parity that pie\ui!eit in w«*r tiinf. on inudt .uppoitcit crops.
Tilfc THEORY BEHIND TIIIS is that when ;■uppoi t price levels
are tut. farmer-; tend to plunt more arieuge and hat veat bi^^er
tiops In this way they .all keep theiv total dollar untjine -.trady,
even thotikfh erop prices per bushel or pound ate lower
It ;.uppoit pi ices hail been kept hlfch, ther.e people aigue, the nuge
government surpluses would riot have been created.
And it support prut* level., inuld a^ain be raised to !MJ per cent or
parity, they ar^ue that normal crops would again be raised and the
government surpluses could be reduced to manageable swe
To be at all effective, i course, t;ov ernmetit-guaranteed ininorium
prices have to be coupled with some system of acreage allotments
to cut down the total crop yield.
One trouble with the acreage allotment plan is that as tarrn effi
ciency anil productivity riave increased, acreage allotments havrr
had to be cut ao small on inany larins that they are unecoiuxnical U>
operate, f
A
THIS IS ONE REASON why President F.i .enhower recommends
that tlie Sei retary -af Agriculture* be" granted authority to irwea^^
allotment- oil the basic crops—cotton, wheat, rice, peanuts, and
tobacco- f>0 per cent above the le^al formula
What C'on^reSi. will eventually pa > in this election ye.*t is any-
b«*dv's gueaS. A catch-all farm bill to give a little ^omethin^ cxUa
t* ever>bod> niav run into a Pie— de(itial veto.
on the other hand, the likelihood tor Congressional a*.ceptan^s
of the ta-elihower-Ken.-on l elormj *.eems IlioSt i emote
Extortion Charged
Following Blast
FT WORTH <T - \ Fort Worth
ih-aler ill housi- trailers. Il-ycai*-
olil Floyil V'iiti cnl. speui the niithl
in the Dallas county jail after stir- j
rendering to sheriff's ileputi.-s oni
a charge of extortion, lie may In-
n-leased after a howl hearing.
Vincent uas accused in a com-
plaint signed by l;ill Johnson fl«T
a bomb damaued .Ichns.T.v's Dak
Cliff home yesterday. Johnson has ,
tohl officers hi- hail lieen threat-1
eneel vvitii ilealh unless In* paid'
Stt.miO ilollars im.il to Vincent, his
former employer Another Immb
locked the .lohuson home on Febru |
ary loth.
Potent Mixture
Of Coffee Made I
HOIIIW. tM l.i «t FellnW j
Mason:- rtren't sure they're !roiri!'
ft |ef .1. It. J.n'olh <I*e arty mure
emeltintr at their meeting.-:.
He tn.iile the roffee, which fti n- j
out ;i lit tie* strong. After sev *r I
al ^ulps. and yereams, tuetnliei:: |
found Jae. hs' f • i* 1111 :i t. a p.-iiml j
of coffee ft a 4'alluri ul water
Reason Given For
Selecting State
HAFU:isBtrP.<;. Pm. fohn i>
V.Htii, n Korean telephone engi-
neer StUilyiPi* I . S. methmls, re-
refltly ViSi t ell • r*A . (ieorj'i M. I. a l
er ef Pemusylvunia.
"Why «ii«i you rome t« IVnn \!-
vania to make your observation ?"
tlit* tloveiitor a>"k *<l.
"I heard the .-;ori*r 'Perm, ylvasua
fi>r 00*iv so nuich in Se nl thai I
vvrtritefl to see what Peniisylv.mia
aettiiilly was like," Y<** ri an \v«;rett.
Vehicles Stage
Crashes At Fire
ZAVKSVIM.K, Ohio if>- Ir vvn-
' a minor firi-. hut you lit.old Her' the
fire trucks.
The pumfier was b;t l \ a -kt.lil-
iuif car « it pulle*| out of i . n
tea! J'ir.' Station onto ait i«*v 7.an
esvitle jdreH. Tlie- aerial truck w.i-
ramiiied hv atiothei ar as fire
men hacked it into the enratfe :111
the fire.
And a puiu't1 erui-ier, hurrvin^ ta
the fire, wa hit hv a thu'il car
Holiday Notice
TEXAS INBEPENBEHCE DAY
St'NOAV MARCH 2
Will be fthser* eil as n le: al holiday
TlliS HANK Wlt.l. BK CI.OSKO
XMIAY, IMCH 3rd
Pkase arrange vour bankinsr transartiftns accordingly.
First National Bank
Member Feilernl Deposit Insurance Corporati n
SATTERWHITE
FUNERAL H0MB
amtolanck service phone hi w«f
BRECKENRIDGE AMERICAN
Fubrtsbed Sunday morning and Tuesday, Wednesday, Thoradaf,
and Friday afternoon by Publishers, inc. at 114 E. Rlat "* *
Breekenrfdge, Teraa.
Entered at the Po«t Office In Breckenrfdce, Texae ae aaron
matter under the Act of Congress-. March 3, 1879,
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Breckenridge American (Breckenridge, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 42, Ed. 1 Friday, February 28, 1958, newspaper, February 28, 1958; Breckenridge, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth135767/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Breckenridge Public Library.