Sherry On The Vine Ripening In Jerez
Sherry in Jerez is nearing harvest as vines ripen and local methods evolve. The city, famed for its sherry trade, blends ancient craft with export demand, supplying the United States and Britain alongside brandies from family firms like Pedro Domecq.
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Jerez
Harry Lon
Central Press
Spain
United States
Cadiz
Sebratar
John Ball
London
His Majesty's Navy
Opm
Jerez Eng
Alopers
Pedro Domecq
Cow-Ton Belt Sees Rapid Dairy Farming Growth in Dixie
Henry Lesesne reports that Dixie agriculture shifts from traditional cotton to dairy and livestock. Southeast expands cotton textile and synthetic fiber industry, with many mills and chemical plants, while the six-state Atlanta Fed district shows cattle up nine percent and milk production rising sharply from 1946 to 1951, Florida now meeting its own milk needs.
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Henry Lesesne
Gentral Press
Atlanta
Dixie
Old South
Thetic Fibers
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabame
Mississippi
Louisiana
South
Maryland
South Carolina
United Nations New Home Nears Completion in Colorful Design
The United Nations plans to move meetings to a new $4,600 protevel wing of its 33 story headquarters in Manhattan next month. The space features vibrant color schemes and Indonesian teak, with furniture and fixtures from Norway, Cuba, the Far East, and multiple European countries. The Security Council chamber will showcase blue and gold decor, with Norwegian art and Nordic design elements, while other councils use Danish and Swedish architects. Furniture from the Far East and Europe, along with carpets and lighting from various nations, enrich the two level wing awaiting a full finish.
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Richard
US Marti
United Nations
World Organization
Seata
Manhattan
Curcaina Ims
Cuba
Norway
Exuit
Peild
Security
Economics
Warren R. Austin
Secure Council
Ber Brough
Norrvesian Ctest Arnstuia Irg
Am Crowns
Trysve Lie
Scandiavan Nighbors
Denmark
Sweden
Yrimenship Caurcil
Denish
Finn Juhl
Economic and Social Council
Seva
Doycod
Scandinavia
Far East
Security Council
Holland
France
Czechoslovakia
Greece
Switzerland
England
Scotland
Finland
United Th U
MBA To Increase Size Of Ur Board In December Election
Members of the Baytown Mutual Benefit Association voted to add four directors to bring the board to nine. The December election also approved a dues increase and a by law change allowing dues to be set by a majority vote. At the time there were 1034 members. 4018 ballots were counted with 10 invalid. Dues rise from 2 to 240 monthly. Current officers include A R Knox president, A R Padgett vice president, C Bramslett secretary treasurer, E E B Yount and Al Clayton directors.
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Baytotn Mutual Benefit Association
Sxtra
Mmbers
Mey
Baytown
A. R. Knox
A. R. Padgett
C. Bramslett
E. E B. Yount
al Clayton
High School Paper Workshop Planned at Texas A and M
College Station authorities announce a high school paper staff workshop at Texas A and M College on September 22 under Prof Donald D. Burchard. The clinic expands for schools of all sizes and covers administration, writing, and editing to help start school papers strong. sponsors have a separate session on teaching challenges.
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College Station
Texas A and M College
Donald DD. Burchard
Bryan
Texas
Burchard
Dallas Alkali Plant Expansion Plans Revealed
Cleveland reports Diamond Alkali Company announced expansion of its Dallas soda plant with a large furnace added in the fourth quarter. General X Evans confirmed ongoing silicate production efforts and cited improvements at the Dallas facility.
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Dallas
Cleveland
Ohio
Diamond Alkali Company
Pansion Ws Eats
Dalias
HL Evans
General x
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Knights-Columbus
L. W- Maher
San Jacinto
Knights of Columbus
K of C
Hail
R. E. Tannich
Washington
Buffalo
William C. Sullivan
SPCA
Valle
Sullivan
Egypt
Donald L. Brunson
Wisconsin
Phong
Houston
Freeport
Matioes
Torato Seuce
Food Club
Sete Tan
Zor
Pkg
Grange
Erie
U.S
KOTEX
Pile Benet Atc
Woodbury
Jergen
Farmer Brown
Haslettsville
Bob
Bok
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