Government CCC Investments Surplus Farm Crops Now Exceed 6.25 Billion
The Commodity Credit Corporation holds over 6.25 billion in surplus farm crops including wheat corn cotton and dairy products making up three quarters of the total. CCC owns 2.25 billion in farm products and has 4 billion in loans. A plan to convert storage costs into shipping uses moves surplus foods to hungry families in free nations. The Church World Service and 30 denominations coordinate a three year foreign distribution totaling 7.5 million dollars, delivering a value of foods like wheat corn milk and eggs per overseas family. Catholic and Jewish operators join a tri faith effort toward a common goal.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Church World Service Department
National Council of Churches
Food aid aims to curb hunger with mass production
The article traces postwar farm price supports from the 1930s to 1951, noting price stabilization levels and rising CCC storage values. It explains how wartime policies lifted supports, leading to large stockpiles, and describes storage methods including mothballed ships as the CCC storage grows.
Share Our Surplus and CCC Commodities Policy
Government owns 2.7 billion dollars in commodities cannot be sold except by dumping, with new legislation allowing the President to set aside CCC holdings. Storage costs cut as stocks go abroad over three years, distributed by Tri Faith organizations. Church World Service links churches to disseminate information amid council delegates in Vancouver Washington.
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CCC
Church World Service
Councils of Churches
National Council of Churches
Lions Host to Hi School Athletes
Coquille Red Devils and Marshfield Pirates were featured speakers at a school event stressing sportsmanship and education. The guests urged students to value academics over athletic stardom while aspiring to college success and personal growth.
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Lions
Coquille “Red Devils
Bobcats
Tooming
Lfe
Dean Sheldon
Marshfield “Pirates
Myrtle Point Sportsmen Hold Work Party and Trap Shoot
The Myrtle Point Sportsmen's club held a Sunday morning work party on the new club house before the afternoon practice shoot. The John Cawrse trophy first leg was won by John with a 45-23 score from 16 yards and 22 from handicap, as 17 shooters competed.
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Myrtle Point Sportsmen’s Club
John Cawrse
John
Community invite for church pew finishing party
Invitation asks Kevin and others to join a work event on June 1 to assist with hammering and finishing pews at the club house. Describes a social gathering following the work and aims for a permanent completion.
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S Hemmer
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