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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1950

Page

7

ERP Funds Used To Buy Food In Marshall Plan Report

The report shows one fourth of the 3.7 billion ERP funds allocated by the Economic Cooperation Administration for the four year program has been used for food purchases. It notes bread grains dominate allocations at 8.5 billion, with fats and oils included. Counterpart funds totaling 1.4 billion escrowed remain behind authorizations.

Washington Economie Cooperation ECA U.S U. S United States Europe

Corpse in Hearse Reveals Drunk Man Stowaway

In Dayton a funeral home undertaker reported a body in a hearse not supposed to be there. Police found Aaron Talley sleeping off a drunken night in the vehicle. He was jailed for drunkenness.

Dayton Ohio Guy Medtti Aaron Talley Fuller Sity

Enrollment at Baylor hits all time high

Baylor University President W R White will report at the trustees meeting that enrollment reached a record 6068 students enrolled in one or more quarters of the current term. The tally excludes Dallas dental and nursing students and Houston medical students.

Waco Baylor University W. R. White Board of Trustees White Baylor Dentel Nursing Dallas Houston

Navy Talent Scout Visits Baytown for Recruit Drive

A Navy talent scout will recruit Baytown youths at the main post office in Goose Creek on the first and third Tuesdays, 10:00 am to 2:20 pm, with Ira L. Robinson conducting interviews and handing out Navy literature. Robinson, a Texan born in Conecuh, served aboard USS Bencroft in World War II. Commander J E Callan announced broad Navy quotas for eligible men 17 and older. The World Building is noted as New York’s early skyscraper.

Navy Baytown Old Goose Creek Ira L. Robinson Robinson Chief Robinson Conecan LePryor Houston Bencroft Pacific J. E. Callan U. S. Wavy

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