One Step Ahead: My Life & Work in the World's Equatorial Zones During the Momentous Changes of the 20th Century an Autobiography | Indigo Chapters

1. This is a 20th century adventure of an optimist who early on knew what he wanted and for whom things seemed to fall in place. from Ohio State University in 1937, landed his dream job with Goodyear Rubber Plantations assigned as Director of Plant Research in Sumatra, narrowly escaped the Japanese invasion, went on to work for the U. S. Department of Agriculture, then USAID in Central and South America, and Africa end of the 20th century. A must read for those who want a detailed account of US interests throughout the underdeveloped nations during that period. Erica Kinsey, author of A GRIEF WELL ENDED participation in development programs in the equatorial regions around the globe. Working for private enterprise and U. S. Government agencies, he had an opportunity to meet and influence leaders of emerging countries to expand the opportunities for their people and nations to enter the 20th century. before beginning evacuation from Java I remember seeing and hearing the Japanese bombing Tandjong Priok harbor just 5 miles away. Beery experiences today. These stories are the legends of another time and place in American history. norm. The mid 20th century was a relatively innocent time when more often than not a man's word meant something | One Step Ahead: My Life & Work in the World's Equatorial Zones During the Momentous Changes of the 20th Century an Autobiography | Indigo Chapters