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Newspaper
Carrollton Chronicle
Location
Carrollton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1950
Page
4
The National Security Resources Board announced a plan urging the American Red Cross to train millions in first aid. Red Cross Safety Director Minor Bounds says county plans are forming as civil defense measures expand nationwide.
Senator LeBlanc argues the South has great industrial potential and urges starting now to leverage HADACOL's success to attract national investment. He cites cotton, mills, and Massachusetts factories as examples of North South transfer, and notes HADACOL sales surpassing $2 million daily with plans to expand to $50 million if raw materials rise.
The article notes efforts to expand Civil Defense training with Red Cross participation and local programs in Carrollton and Cedar Mill. It cites the standard first aid course as the training base, enabling peacetime disaster response and potential military emergency readiness, with over 408,000 trained last year and about twelve and a half million certificates issued since 1910.
Associate Editor Vivian Pierce Bindik discusses new grasses such as Bermuda and perennial crab grasses with potential economic importance in Texas. Predatory animal control is highlighted with over 10,000 animals removed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last year. coyotes predominate. Farmers are urged to destroy cotton stalls after harvest to combat boll weevil and bollworm threats. Poultrymen are advised to boost fall and winter egg production.
A fragmented reference names Warren G. Harding in connection with a fraternity context. The text lacks clear events or date details but places Harding in a social or organizational setting.
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