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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1955

Page

3

Chambers HD Club Plans Civil Defense Exhibit at Beaumont Fair

Chambers Country Home Demonstration Club members will exhibit “Civil Defense” with “First Aid Supplies for a Family of Four” at the Beaumont Fair October 19 through 29. Four H girls will display materials and steps for copper enameled jewelry, and the group notes readiness tips and home project ideas for disaster preparation.

Chambers HD Club Beaumont Fair Susie Brabham Chambers Country Home

Rere's Idea Install TV Leads Inside Wall

CHICAGO. A television manufacturer argues that TV aerial leads should be installed between walls during construction. The Homie Institute says this will remove unsightly wires and cut wear. A survey of 10,000 homeowners found over 73 percent dissatisfied with current leads, many citing insulation wear requiring replacement every three or four years.

Chicago Radio Corporation Homie Institute Lilian Sloan

Texas Rangers Ready For War On Crooks

Five armored trucks added to the Department of Public Safety arsenal will help Texas Ranger units pursue barricaded criminals, quell riots, and perform similar police work. Col. Homer Garrison Jr. notes recent patrolman and sheriff killings where armored vehicles could have aided capture.

Austin Texas Bowie County

British Vanguard jetliner aims to top US designs

London reports Britain’s answer to American jet passenger planes, a double deck Vanguard turbo prop airliner carrying 93 to 105 passengers at 400 mph with potential to reach 425 mph. BEA CEO Peter Masefield says first orders exist from BEA and Vickers-Armstrong built on the Viscount lineage.

London Britain Gesigns Vickers-Armstrong British European Airways Vanguard Peter Masefield BEA

GM develops aeprifuge oil cleaner for locomotives

CHICAGO UP A cen trifugal device named aeprifuge by General Motors Electro Motive Division cleans locomotive oil at 265 gallons per minute and eliminates filters. N C Dezendorf GM vice president and general manager says the unit has run two months without a filtering failure and could replace filters every about 15 days.

Chicago General Motors Electro-Motive Division N. C Dezendorf

Weather Bureau Plans Expanded Hurricane Net in Gulf and Caribbean

Rep. Joe Kilgore said the Weather Bureau will boost hurricane warning facilities next year. An upper air observation program may install weather bor… on Caribbean Steamship Co vessels operating Corpus Christi to Jamaica. If accepted, the plan fills a major gap at low cost. Shrimp boats between Brownsville and the southern gulf already relay data to Brownsville. New land stations would measure upper level wind speeds and directions.

Mcallen Tex Joe M. Kilgore Weather Bureau Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Kilgore Caribbean Steamship Co Corpus Christi Jamaica British West Indies Brownsville Southern Gulf

Mexican Cattle Hit By Drouth

LAREDO Tex. UP Drouths in northern Mexico reduce cattle supply. Raymond Bell of Hacienda de Alatenilco Yerban in Durango says Mexico may export under 200000 head to the United States this year, well below last year’s 223000. He notes delayed rains and a severe drought, expects later marketing but better prices, and cites his Hereford stock winning prizes in major expositions. Bell and his wife were en route to California.

Laredo Tex Mexico Raymond Bell Durengo Mex United States Bell Kansas City Chicago Denver Fort Worth California

Hungry Boys Judge Pie Flavor At Rutgers Study

New Brunswick New Jersey Dr Walter A Maclinn Rutgers University food specialist tested freezing pies before baking using a panel of twenty hungry boys under ten years old and compared with editors and radio panelists. The boys agreed the before freezing method altered flavor and the editors questioned the results.

New Brunswick N. Jil Walter A. Maclinn Rutgers University Seaboard Maclinn Dr. Maclinn

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