Valley Farming Spurs Big Jump in State Income
Gibert H. Jertberg of the State Chamber cites agriculture as the main driver of wealth growth in the San Joaquin Valley District over the past decade. Farm cash receipts rose from 140.1 million in 1940 to 640.4 million in 1949, with 1950 totals at 872 million including cotton valued at 240 million and grapes and raisins at 152 million. 1951 cotton alone projected 375 to 400 million. Mineral and oil sectors added 40 million payrolls annually, with 1949 mineral output at 406 million and 300 firms employing 9,681 in Q3 1949.
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Impregnable Foundation Sermon From First Mennonite Church
The sermon argues education alone cannot be the foundation for a secure life. It cites educated Japanese students and urban derelicts to show education is not impregnable. It concludes that Jesus Christ is the true foundation, echoing I Cor. 3 11.
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Fresno State College cafeteria to be remodeled this winter
The Fresno State College can nery, closed recently after serving families for six months, will be remodeled this winter.
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