UNICEF Aids 31 Million Children and Mothers Worldwide
United Nations fund UNICEF reports aid to more than 31 million children and mothers in 1954 across 88 territories. The program, lasting through 17 million dollars in aid and partners like WHO and FAO, supported milk nutrition campaigns, medical supplies, vaccines, and emergency relief to war and disaster victims including Palestinian refugees.
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United Nations
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United Nations Children’s Fund
Unicef
CEF
Africa
Inital Tisenstont
Bpsin
Palatia
Pella
Hallowe'en
Public Christi High Teams Divided Benefit Game Honors
Friday night at Central College gym featured two games pitting Public and Pella teams in a benefit. Pella Christian boys built a 19-2 first quarter lead and won 67-28 as Pella High girls pulled away late to a 47-44 win for the feature.
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Public, Christi
Tom Boat
Central College
Imes Imel High
Pella ‘Christan
Pella’ Smen
Pella Christian
Pella High
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Chiatinn
Pella Christian Boys
Pat ‘Shatallan
Pella
Pellah
Duchesses
Buwalda
Jerri Rua
Gretta
Terpstra
Pella Christigh
Little Dutch Fall to Knoxville in Sectional Final
Pella High Little Dutch lose 60 56 to Knoxville in the sectional final at the Pella gym. Herb Blom scores 11 of his 21 for Pella while Knoxville’s balanced scoring and late defense seal the win. Monroe had earlier defeated Pella 60 86 in the first round.
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Knoxville
Tom Boat
Pella Hi
Monroe
Herb Blom
Pella
Te Foct
Pell
Buyert
Muyskens
D. Hiemstra
Mullins
van Ryswyk
Ziebench
Hulleman
Lathrop
Martin
Pella Monroe
Panthirs
Pella High
Little Dutch
Panther
Redhot Knoxville
Knogville
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Wee Pets
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Double figures pace Pella win with balanced scoring
Dwight Mater led all scorers with 21 points followed by Gordon Hayes Ardean Williams and Richard Bailey with 12 11 and 10 points respectively for Pella Gene Deleer and Herb Blom each at 14 points Bob Boyert 12 Pella Blom De Heer Hiemstra and Hiemstra contributed with small totals.
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Dwight Mater
Gordon Hayes
Ardean Williams
Richard’ Bailey
Pella
Gene de Leer
Herb Blom
Bob Boyert
Blom
F Buyert
Hier
D. Hiemstra
de le Os
Knoxville
Mater
Williams
Bailey
G Hayes
Hayes
Lamb Prices Shown Stronger at Year’s Midpoint 1955
Town farmers expect lamb prices to hold firmer into 1955 as the United States Department of Agriculture notes some strength in lamb markets. The forecast indicates potential for steadier returns for producers of lambs this year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Savings and cattle outlook shape 1955 farming plan
The article discusses investing through U S Savings Bonds and Payroll Savings, forecasting stable lamb and beef prices tied to cattle markets, and expected 1955 sheep slaughter reductions. It notes wool producers will receive parity-based payments and that efficiency gains may lift sheep output, with a cautious market outlook overall.
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Pella Christian Tc Ring
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Renaud
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Jer Pol
T van Roekel
Christian Kloostra
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F Schultze
F van Soelen
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Frendt
Yaatt Gosselink
Tyrlouw
Mensch
van den Berg Electric and Paint
Pella-Blom
de Heer
H. Hiemstra
Sollow
U. S
United States
ASC
George
Washington
Marion County State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
America