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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1955

Page

7

World Neighbors aids self reliance in three nations

Dr John L Peters founder says World Neighbors has tripled its program in three countries India Egypt and the Philippines since 1981 while cutting costs by about one third The privately funded agency trains locals to improve livelihoods and emphasizes dignity and responsibility Peters notes the organization serves about one million people across 3 044 villages with annual expenditures under 200 000 He spoke at the national convention in Oklahoma City and planned panel discussion with Indian embassy officials and Rep Walter Judd.

John L. Peters Dr. Peters St Luke's Methodist Church Peters Columb Ohio India Egypt Philippines Bat World Neighbors Carlos Romulo Asia America Walter Judd R-Minn

Rice Crow Outlook Looking Up Says Agriculture Agency

The USDA report as of Oct 1 shows improvements in cotton sorghum grain fing peanuts rice and sweet potatoes. Harvests interrupted by September storms along the California coast and late rains in the northwest delayed mature crop harvests. Grain sorghums improved mainly in the northwest. dryland acreage remained risky on the plains. Early wheat germination followed late September rains and seeding pushed across the plains as soils dried. Feed supplies and range pasture benefited from September rains.

Austin U.S USDA Cal South Texas

Trend In Auto Tires Toward 14-Inch Size

Detroit report notes major car makers plan 14 inch tires for 1957 models. Engineers face wear concerns as tires spin more times per mile and brakes, engines, and inflation specs influence durability. Tubeless tires reduce blowouts but flats can still occur at high speeds, with nail punctures expelled at 80 mph.

Rey W. Brune Detroit General Moters

CARE Opens Food Crusade To Aid Overseas Needy

CARE launches a Christmas Food Crusade to ship over 40 million pounds of U S surplus foods to eight million people in Europe and Asia. Donations of 1 dollar fund packing and delivery to recipients in West Germany, Greece, India, Pakistan, and more, with 2 000 900 packages planned for fall and winter deliveries bearing donor names.

New York Europe Asia U.S CARE First Ave New York City Murray D. Lincoln CAREH West Germany Berlin Greece Yugoslavia India Pakistan Hong Kong Lincoln

4 Percent Cotton Crop Cut Ordered

Washington announces a 4 per cent cut in cotton acreage for 1956 with a national allotment of 17,391,364 acres and a marketing quota of 16 million bales. Farmers urged to vote in a December referendum. penalties apply for overproduction if quotas are approved. The move aims to reduce a large surplus amid favorable 1955 weather and improved farming methods.

Washington Ezra T. Benson America Benson Crop Reporting Board Agriculture Department

Former Army Reenlistment Offered For Service School Choice

Former Army personnel discharged within 90 days may reenlist and pick an Army service school of their choice. Baytown recruiter M Set George Vidrine announced. Reenlistment must be filed within 60 days after discharge. Approved apps apply against school quotas, with reenlistment to be completed within 90 days. Transportation for dependents and goods is limited to installations with courses over 20 weeks.

M.’Set George Vidrine Baytown

Cello Pack Tomatoes and Produce on Sale

Local grocery ad lists no 1 yellow onions at 25 cents per 8 pound bag with cello pack tomatoes available. Valentine brand item priced to lure shoppers. Product details emphasize fresh produce and value for the week.

Cello Pack Fress Valentine

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