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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1950

Page

10

US Plans Bonus to Boost German Dollar Exports

The United States and Allied authorities approve a retroactive bonus allowing German exporters to use up to 20 percent of dollar receipts to buy dollar imports without usual controls. The move aims to close Germany’s dollar gap and expand access to the U.S. market, with plans for a U.S. dollar gap committee to further widen access to American goods.

Ers Allied High Commission Germany United States High Commission U. S. High Commission

Railroad President Promotes Farming In His Home Town

Isaac B Tigrett, head of Gulf Mobilis and Ohio Railroad, funds an On-Farm training contest in Friendship Thinn with veterans and local Lions Club. Shelby A Robert and GI On-Farm officials organize three competing teams focused on citizenship, home building, and farming. Ten new homes were built, thirteen remodeled, six miles of terraces created, and carloads of lime spread. Modern appliances worth 21885 added. prizes encourage young farmers toward choosing a home and community involvement over mere work.

Isaac B Tigrett Gulf, Mobilis and Ohio‘Railroad Tigrett Shelby A. Robert Jackson, Tenn G. M O'agriculture and Forestry Lions Club Max Browder Electrical

Moonshining Surges in Kentucky as Arrests Rise in 1950

In Kentucky the moonshine trade grows amid tougher crackdowns as investigators report many arrests in early 1950, with Nelson and Marion counties hosting the most stills. An investigator notes moonshiners are often modest, cunning, and move operations to hidden woods near water.

Louisville Kentucky Alcohol Tax Anst United Press Nelson Marion Jeffereson Tub

Iron Clad Alibi Clears Counterfeit Suspect

Evanston police arrested Fang-wen Weng, 24, a Northwestern student from Chunking, after he attempted to buy a 2 kamera with a counterfeit $10 bill at a drug store. He claimed an iron clad alibi, saying he cashed a check at State Bank and Trust. The teller identified him and returned real money.

Evanston, II CUP Fang-wen Weng Northwestern University 2 &Kamera State Bank and’ Trust Company Wang

Cities Burn Gas Engines Power Sewage Plants

The American Municipal Association says over 300 cities use gas engines at sewage plants to burn sewer gas for power. A new Sioux Falls installation plans a 21600 horsepower engine to power the plant, turning waste gas into electricity.

Chicago American Municipal Association Sioux Falls South Dakota

Scroggins Boys Are In Korea

Two Scroggins brothers Garth and James, sons of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Scroggins of 81914 South Main, are private first class soldiers fighting in Korea. Garth, a Robert E. Lee High School alum, recently wrote home from Japan after eight months abroad. James, Cedar Bayou High School alumnus, serves in the Second Infantry Division, having waited 30 months at Fort Lewis. Their parents had hoped his discharge would come in September before the Korean conflict altered plans.

Barytoun Korea Garth James Scroggins J. B.scroggins South Main Robert E. Lee High School Japan James Cedar Bayou High Second Infantry Fort Lewis Washington

Town To Amend Bad Name In World War II

Leesville Louisiana moves to repair its wartime reputation as Oklahoma’s 45th Division trains at nearby Camp Polk. Civic groups fix housing rents and allocate units for soldiers and families to prevent profiteering while awaiting full strength deployments. A city official notes cooperative mood and limited need for price controls. Also, a separate item reports an eight-year-old in South Bend charged with check fraud for 58 dollars to buy a BB gun.

Leesville Oklahoma National Guard Lee Hills Federal Housing Administration Bessie F. Lawrence The Association of Commerce 45Th Polk Lawrence South Bend

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