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Pella Chronicle in Pella, Iowa

05 Dec 1957

Page 4

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Pella Chronicle

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Pella, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1957

Page

4

Campaign to Improve Corn Storage and Sanitation

An eight state educational drive opens at the Midwest Information Center in Ames Iowa led by the Corn Industries Research Foundation. The effort targets cleaner storage to prevent moisture, vermin, and pest damage as the 1957 corn crop expands, with emphasis on showing farmers and processors the economic benefits of proper facilities and sanitation.

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Wheat sanitation drive praised under FDA program

The FDA focuses on corn sanitation and finds an educational program by the Foundation highly effective in cleaning up wheat. Commissioner George P. Larrick says voluntary compliance programs fit the best traditions of government. Bernie Kooser leads the information center and will coordinate with state entomologists and farm staff.

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Food and Drug Administration Foundation George P. Larrick Bernie Kooser Ames Daily Tribune
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Pella Residents to Receive Surplus Foods Dec 11 in Knoxville

About 1500 Marion County residents may qualify for surplus commodities delivered from the Knoxville warehouse at 213 South Third. Distributions are planned in Knoxville on December 11 and in nearby towns December 9 through December 18, with eligibility open to relief recipients and certain Iowa Illinois and Corn Belt area groups.

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