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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1966

Page

16

What Consumers Can Do To Cut Bread Costs

Sylvia Porter outlines how shoppers can reduce bread expenses amid rising prices. Industry steps include waste elimination, automation, and boosting frozen goods to curb perishable losses, plus efforts to lower distribution costs and wheat prices. Consumers can compare brands, buy by weight, seek specials, buy day-old bread, and freeze to cut costs.

Sylvia Porter Enomies of The Hall Syndicate, Inc

Tell Me Why Encyclopaedia Winner Revealed in Local Paper

Donna Howe, 9, Canton South Dakota is named winner of the Tell Me Why Britannica Junior Encyclopaedia prize. The article explains skin structure, with epidermis and dermis layers, pigment, nerves, hair, glands, and the skin’s role in protection and heat regulation.

Donna Howe Canton South Dakota

Building project sparks quip from passer by

In a street scene a passer by notes a new building going up while a workman jokes that it’s the only kind they ever put up. An old lady asks if the train stops at Rock City and a small boy instructs her to disembark one stop before him.

Workman Rock City

Drawing puzzle prize notice says Frank Geddes wins

A local drawing offers a Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook for solving and sending riddles and jokes. Today’s winner is Frank Geddes, 10, Cold Lake, Alberta, who must include name age address and zip code.

Britannica Frank Geddes Cold Lake Alberta

Austin Labor Day Rally Demands 1.25 Dollar Minimum Wage

Ten thousand farm workers and supporters march 400 miles from Rio Grande City to the Texas Capitol in Austin to press for a 1.25 dollar hourly minimum wage. Reyes Alaniz and Benito Trevino lead the group while Sen. Ralph Yarborough and Sen. Robert Kennedy weigh in. Gov. Connally is absent after vowing not to convene a special session.

Jack Keever Austin Tex Rio Grande Valley Reyes Alaniz Benito Trevino Texas Capitol Capitol Ralph Yarborough Dtex Robert K- Kennedy Dn.y John B. Connally Yarborough Kennedy Connally Alaniz Trevino Texas Rio Grande City Capitol Steps Gov. Connally St. Edward’s University

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