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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1955

Page

12

Soil Defenders plan land retirement to curb farm surpluses

The Izaak Walton League proposes leasing and removing from production up to 60 million acres including 12 million in the Dust Bowl to align farm output with demand. Government cost around 450 million over 4 years, described as a bargain at 1 billion over 2 years. Critics warn leased land may not regain production quickly in emergencies. The plan faces congressional scrutiny as Agriculture officials list five objections.

Patricia Wiggins Smwashington Pao Izaak League Southwest Dust Bowl Commodity Credit Corporation Agriculture Department American Farm Bureau Federation Melvin 0. Steen Wissouri Conservation Commission House Agriculture Lst

Daily Across and Down Puzzle Clues Mixed List

A mixed crossword style list includes across down clues with word lengths and hints such as Ocean yes , Crystalline mineral , Plague , Peels , A relative , Muse of lyric poetry , Similar , Blazed , Distress signal , Destitute of hair , Lord abbr , Biblical mount , Laziiy , Route , Miscellany , Price , One who erects scaffolding , Indefinite article , God of thunder , African antelope , Pulverized , Exclamation of sorrow , Heaps , The little girl in Wonderland , Smells , Desires , Projecting end of a church , Units of work To Mering's Anbver , A state in W Germany , In a lopsided state , Winglike , Solemn avender.

Price

City Fathers Poetically Decline

Milwaukee city council rejects a request to name a street after Liberace in a romantic poem drafted by Aldermen Erwin Zilman and James Morlier. The verse extols local native entertainers and references Hildegarde, suggesting a broader approach to naming streets after Milwaukee figures.

Milwaukee Wis Liberace Erwin Zilman James Morlier Helen Janecko Chicago Hildegarde

Tomatoes Lead Mexican Import Totals at Laredo

Tomatoes headed the perishable import list through Laredo in January with 12,167,087 pounds entering from Mexico by train and truck. Onion imports reached 2,408,012 pounds and garlic 211,013 pounds. Limes 209,388 pounds, green peppers 24,852 pounds, meat 25,000 pounds, pumpkins 16,000 pounds, fresh fish 5,729 pounds and papayas 1,220 pounds. Cattle crossings totaled 2,231 dead, with all but five entering by rail.

Laredo Tex Tanuary Mexico Walter Scawell U. S Montag

Gold and dollar reserves rise in Mexico in January

Mexico's treasury ministry announced January gains of 17 million dollars in gold and dollar reserves. The Monetary Reserve backing the peso reached about 222 million dollars, the highest since devaluation last April, with observers noting a near doubling since the post‑devaluation low. The report also references the ongoing capital shifts tied to the peso's collapse.

Mexico City Mexico Treasury U.S Janus

Bridge strategy on crowding bids and grand slam chances

In a bridge discussion by Shepard Barclay the article explains avoiding crowding bids to gain information. It analyzes responses to Blackwood and No Trump cues, detailing how opponents’ jumps influence grand slam decisions and distribution signals across Table 1 and Table 2.

Mast Bast West East

Engineer Urges Federal Aid for Interstate Highways

Washington February 7. Texas Highway Engineer Dewitt C Greer urged the federal government pay 75 percent of Interstate System highway costs. He spoke Thursday in a panel discussion on national highway policy.

Washington Texas Dewitt C. Greer Greer Congress Texas Highway Engineer

AEC Plans Radiation Monitors For Tests

The Atomic Energy Commission said it would set up fixed site radiation monitors at the Nevada proving grounds for impending tests. ARC official Seth R. Woodruff Jr said the precaution seeks to detect radioactivity due to fallout concerns.

Las Vegas Nev Atomic Energy Commission Nevada Proving Grounds Seth R. Woodruft Jr ARC Joint Test Organization AIC

Studio Imports Tenor To Take Lanza's Part

Hollywood imports tenor Oreste Kirkop a blond Maltese Italian-French subject of Malta. He is signed for The Vagabond King as Paramount's answer to Mario Lanza. Kirkop says movie acting is easier than opera and favors natural performance while enjoying life in Hollywood away from the opera grind. He previously sang with opera compa­nies in Italy France Malta and England, arriving in film ville after a naming change.

Aline Moshy Hollywood Mario Lanza Oreste Kirkop Malta Paramount Studio Lanza Kirkup Wilds Francois Villon Paramount Kirkop Onera Italy France England Covent Garden London Oreste

Chicago Probable Convention Site 1958 Democrats Choose Chicago

Washington reports it is almost certain the 1958 Democratic convention will be held in Chicago after a site selection panel backed the city. The full national committee must approve by mail, with Paul Butler seeking an Aug 13 opening to shorten the campaign. No final date decided.

Washington Chicago Paul M. Butler

Mexico Self Sufficient In Wheat Production

Mexico reports self sufficiency in wheat after Ceimsa statement. Tomas Valles notes no wheat imports under the international agreement in the past year. 1934 imports totalled under 70 000 tons, a fraction of prior years. Sonora and Sinaloa now produce about 490 000 tons annually, roughly half the national crop, aided by guaranteed prices raised to 913 pesos a ton.

Mexico City Ceimsa Mexico Tomas Valles Mexicco Alles Sonora Sinaloa

Cars Selling As Fast As They Can Be Made

Detroit February report from Ward's Automotive Reports shows production at record levels with 55 models sold as fast as made. Weekly output expected around 166,500 cars in February, aiming to set new all time weekly records, nearly matching the 1950 peak.

Detroit Ward Automotive Lion

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