Lions Club meat packing film and talk in Baltimore
A film and talk on meat packing relations by Esskay tion of meat for consumers and meat packers was shown in Baltimore. The event highlighted the company plant, products, and history. Thomas John, assistant public, introduced the program as the Lions Club meeting discussed industry growth.
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Meat packing progress and youth programs noted at Lions meet
John Crum, Lions president, cited that about seventy percent of US meat is raised west of the Mississippi while seventy percent is consumed east. He described transport modernization, assembly line methods, and by product use as keeping wholesale meat prices low. Esskay, with plants in Baltimore and the eastern shore, ranks high in the East and contributes to youth programs via 4-H and FFA animal purchases and school meat cutting demonstrations.
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Manry sails 3200 miles to England in Tinkerbell voyage
Virginia Manry returns from Cornwall with husband Robert after his remarkable 3200 mile voyage from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England aboard the Tinkerbell. The couple planned the feat as Robert Manry, a methodical sailor, navigated days of rough seas to complete the historic trip.
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Tiny 30 year old boat aims to cross Atlantic solo
The text describes turning a small 30 year old vessel named Tinkerbelle into a potential historic feat as the smallest boat to journey nonstop across the Atlantic. Mrs Manry says Robert is fit and well though one rudder is missing and an oar is lost. he expects to cope upon reaching harbor as calm harbor conditions may force reliance on oars.
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Water Pollution Problem Studied in Carroll County
Carroll County officials met in Washington to learn how the Federal Housing Bill can help end water pollution. Commission President Horace Branning and others attended with Community Facilities Administration details provided by a CFA official. Rep. Clarence D. Long led the session. earlier talks occurred with Harford County leaders. The bill offers up to 50 percent federal grants for sewage construction to curb pollution.
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