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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1955

Page

4

Rain Brings Hope for Texas Crops amid Flood Threats

Statewide rains uplifted farmers from drought fears to a buoyant outlook, with Agriculture Commissioner John White saying the wet spell is the best in five years for Central and North Texas. He cautioned the damage of years past can't be repaired quickly and urged more rain. New downpours hit Brady and Eastland, posing flood risks, though danger eased by Thursday. Forecasters expect continued rain across the Pecos Valley to the eastern counties through Friday, aiding grain sorghum planting.

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Competitive contract bridge hand yields top score in match points

West opens light and South overcalls notrump to stay at one level. South misplays a spade, West shifts to hearts, and a series of misdefenses leaves South to win with two hearts, two diamonds and three clubs for 180 points, top in the match-point tourney.

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House Senate Group Works on Foreign Trade Bill Compromise

A House Senate conference committee met in secret to draft a compromise bill reconciling the House and Senate versions of the administration foreign trade program. The panel convened for two hours Wednesday and resumed Thursday.

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Talbott says U.S. not losing air power to USSR

Air Force Secretary Talbott told reporters before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee that the United States is not in danger of losing qualitative air supremacy to the Soviet Union. He defended the Air Force budget as adequate and said any needs would be requested. The article also notes Alexander Graham Bell’s long involvement with Clarke School for the Deaf.

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