Public Law 480 Expands U S Food for Peace Program
The article notes hunger persists worldwide two years after expansion of Public Law 480. It explains how the program allows U S commodities sale to friendly nations in local currency, with funds used to meet U S obligations, fund development, or support gifts for famine or disaster relief.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
North America
Congress
U. S
Commodity Credit Corporation
Symbol of Hope and Hunger in World Food Crisis
The article argues the United States must lead hunger relief and long-term development through food aid and economic reforms. It links population growth to poverty and stresses realigned economic priorities, balanced agriculture, and varied food production as paths to reduce global hunger and avoid chaos. It notes U.S. historical aid, including Hoover's efforts after wars, and contrasts agricultural diversity between the U.S. and hunger-affected nations.
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United States
Herbert Hoover
Europe
U.S
Vietnam
Middle East
Africa
Latin America
U. S
Bulldogs top 7-AA with 14-6 win over Winters Blizzards
Stamford remains top in 7-AA after a tight 14-6 victory over Winters as the Blizzard sacked the field with hard hitting defense. Ballinger's 21-13 win over Merkel keeps the Bearcats hot, with Ballinger hosting Winters while Stamford meets Hamlin.
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Stamford Bulldogs
Big Blue
Bulldogs
Stamford
Jerry Gibson
Hamlin
Winters
Ballinger
Ballinger Bearcats
Merkel
Bearcat Field
Coleman
Anson
Stamford Ballinger
Haskell Ateeee Coleman Winters
Sseten Hamlin Tenons Merkel
Local Delegates Plan To Attend FB Convention
Ten official voting delegates from Runnels County Farm Bureau will attend the 35th annual Texas Farm Bureau meeting November 10-13 in Dallas. Representing the county are B. T. Gardner M. L. Dobbins of Winters Mr and Mrs Hugo Vogelsang Mr and Mrs Marion Hays Mr and Mrs Eddie Voelker and Mr and Mrs Ben Frerich. Over 800 delegates from 203 county bureaus will adopt policies for next year and approve national recommendations to the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Kansas City December 8-12. Runnels County Farm Bureau ended its fiscal year October 31 with 941 member families. Farm City Week is set for November 22-28 as designated by President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Runnels County Farm Bureau
Texas Farm Bureau
Dallas
Hugo Vogelsang
B. T. Gardner
M. L. Dobbins
Winters
Marion Hays
Eddie Voelker
Ben Frerich
American Farm Bureau Federation
Kansas City
Young people chase the gigantic more than the reasonable
A reflection on youth favoring grandiose aims over practical limits. It suggests that younger minds often admire overwhelming scale rather than prudent restraint.
Susan Osborne Weds Volney Parsons in Midland Church Ceremony
Susan Osborne daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph B Osborne Jr of Midland married Volney Morton Parsons on Saturday at 4 pm in the First United Methodist Church of Midland. The ceremony was read by Dr Timothy W Guthrie with attendants Mrs B E Burge and Jack Beshears. The couple planned a Colorado wedding trip after a reception at the bride's home. The bride graduated from West Texas State University and works for Sinclair Oil. the groom is a Shell Pipe Line Corp employee and Vanderbilt graduate.
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Susan Osborne
Ralph B. Osborne Jr
Midland
Volney Morton Parsons
First United Methodist Church
Sara Parsons
Shelbyville
Tennessee
R. B. Osborne Sr
Winters
Timothy W. Guthrie
George DeHart
B. E. Burge
Jack Beshears
West Texas State University
Chi Omega Social Sorority
Sinclair Oil Corporation
Shell Pipe Line Corporation
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Sheep Shearing Without Clippers by Drug Experiment
Scientists at the U S Department of Agriculture Beltsville center used an experimental chemical, once studied for cancer therapy, to temporarily remove wool from sheep. Dr Ethel H Dolnick and team noted the drug creates a ringlike constriction in wool fibers that breaks at the skin line within 6 to 7 days, allowing fleece removal without clippers. If left longer, new wool grows in, leaving a light coat after removal.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Ethel H. Dolnick
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
Dolnick
Women’s World Federation Luncheon Held by RRS WSCS
The Women’s Society of Christian Service met Tuesday morning in the Fellowship Hall of the Methodist Church. Mrs Crawford led the program with World Federation notes and the Tree of Life drama by Mrs Schaffrina. Members present included Mesdames Alma Daniel, M. E. Leeman, H. Abbott, Sallie Gray, Thad Taylor, Frank Mitchell, Vera Nelson, and others.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
World Federation
Fellowship Hall
Methodist Church
Crawford
Sallie Gray Een
Frank Mitchell
John . Schaffrina
Mesdames Alma Daniel
M. E. Leeman
H. ©. Abbott
Gattis Neely
S. P. Gray
Thad Traylor
John Schaffrina
August McWilliams
E. L. Crockett
E. H. Baker
Pearl Whigham
W. W. Parramore
E. L. Marks
Nan Wright
M. L
Wingate Couple's Son Engagement Noted
The prospective bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs L R Hancock of Wingate.
Menu Items for Thanksgiving Week Cafeteria Serves Variety
On Tuesday November 12 the menu features toasted cheese sandwich chili beans Chef's salad corn muffins chocolate cake and milk. On Friday November 15 the menu offers fried chicken mashed potatoes cream gravy tossed green salad peanut butter cookies hot rolls butter and milk or chocolate milk.
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