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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1956

Page

3

Weather forecasters predict drought signals and better long range forecasts

The article notes drought warnings may come for farmers as forecasts improve with broader climate data. It discusses extended forecasting potential, cabinet and air transport implications, and the challenge of predicting conditions for January to mid February. It mentions high moisture deficits in northern mountains and the northeast, with forecasters issuing outlooks up to 39 days ahead.

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Court to Rule on Natural Gas Rate Case

The court will decide whether a natural gas company can erase a filed rate by simply submitting a new schedule. The Supreme Court will settle if a utility can wipe out a filed rate by proposing an energized rate. United appeals to the higher court as the case moves forward.

Hound Mabile United Fae Queston Nis Supreme Int Commis Oned United High Inbur

Farmer's Share Falls to 36 Cents in Consumer Dollar

Report from the Agriculture Department shows farmers received about 36 percent of the consumer's dollar last month, a drop linked to lower farm prices and rising costs for processing and distribution. The decline partly offset by higher prices for some inputs, while farm employment and wages remained steady.

Bofar Avriculture Department Narhan Han

Doctor Will Sell Home Only To Negroes in Dallas Area

Dr Cosette F Newton who fought neighbors over a ship in her back yard says she will sell her Highland Park home only to a Black buyer. Insurance canceled, threats made, case appealed to Texas Supreme Court, which ruled the ship must be removed. Newton values the property at 40000 to 60000 dollars and insists she will sell only to the person she chooses amid a hostile, racially charged dispute.

Kyle Thompson Dallas Cosette F. Newton Park Shbors Aton Newton Dr. Newton NAACP

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