Western Europe Seeks Funds To Expand Steel Industry
Western Europe plans to nearly double steel production to 122 million net tons by 1960 if financing is raised for expansion across Germany the UK France Italy Belgium Spain Sweden and Austria. A rise in Western Europe exports of steel products could reach 40 percent above 1955 levels.
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Western
Europe
New York
Western Europe
United States
West Germany
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Belgium
Spain
Sweden
Austria
Man of the Year honors Welch for cotton leadership
Claude L. Welch head of the National Cotton Council production and marketing division named 1957 Man of the Year in Service to Southern Agriculture by Progressive Farmer. recognition cites pink bollworm eradication efforts quality programs and industry research saving cotton users about 244 million annually.
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Memphis
Tenn
Claude L. Welch
National Cotton Council
Progressive Farmer Magazine
Welch
South
Progressive Farmer
Cotton Council
Iguala
Mexico
Oscar Johnston
George Washington Carver
David Lilienthal
TVA
Lister Hill
Edward O'Neal
American Farm Bureau
Mississippi
Mississippi State College
Louisiana State College
Colorado State College
Council
Jones County
Miss
Mississippi State
U. S. Department of Agricultural War Board
War Food Administration
Nazarene Church Marks Golden Anniversary Year
The Brownfield Church of the Nazarene joins 4500 congregations to begin its golden jubilee year with Watch Night services December 31. The denomination grew from 288 churches and 10 414 members in 1908 to 4500 churches and 300 000 members in 1958 across multiple regions.
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Brownfield Church of the Nazarene
International Protestant Church
Howard Smith
West Tate
Nazarenes
U.S
Canada
British Isles
Australia
Forecasting Limits Refrain From Relying Solely on Past Events
Analysts urge caution in predicting future outcomes by overemphasizing historical data. Experts note past trends may mislead when conditions shift, calling for flexible models and real time indicators to guide decisions.
Army Announces New Leave Policy for December Recruits
The U S Army introduces a liberal holiday leave option allowing December enlistments to stay home through the season. Recruits enlisting after December 16 may delay reporting up to 15 days, with leave not extending past January 6. Details available from SFC Frank J. Gaughan at the U S Army Recruiting Station Room 204 Post Office Building Lubbock.
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U. S. Army
Army
SFC
Frank J. Gaughan
U.S Army
Lubbock
The Man Who Consecrates His Hours
A compact reflection on disciplined effort and purpose. The speaker links vigorous work and honest aim to facing life and mortality. It imagines steady labor as a defense against death and a path to meaningful living. The quotation frames time as a field for deliberate choice.
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Lewis S. Rosenstiel
Schenley Industries, Inc
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Schenley
Navy
Donald Wahl
Avion Division
ACF Industries, Incorporated
Paramus
N.J
Tax Foundation
Air Transport Association
Coats
Nazarene Church
UA Lecacks
Rover
RCA
Lionel
Kelae
Copeland Hardware Co
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