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Carey Times

Location

Carey, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1960

Page

2

Democracy at risk as the brink theory echoes in Beaver editorial

The Beaver County editorial quoted from the Beaver County Times warns that the United States may drift toward socialism unless citizens renew will to preserve democracy. It cites polls and Vanderbilt insights, notes signs of decline, and calls for action to sustain capitalism and liberty. Art Berry publicized copies for his radio audience.

W. H. Wright Art Berry WSPD People’s Opinion Carey Times Beaver County Times United States Channing Pollock John H. Stambaugh Vanderbilt University Colleg Vanderbilt

County Wool Growers Receive $76 000 Incentive Payments

Wyandot county wool growers received 76272 in incentive payments for the 1959 marketing year. Warren C. Grossman, chair of the county ASCS announced the total paid for wool and unshorn lambs marketed between April 1, 1959 and March 31, 1960. A total of 1139 applications were filed by producers. Shorn wool payments totaled 4320 per 100 of the sale value. lamb payments offset wool costs.

Wyandot County Warren C. Grossman County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee

Wool program aims to raise national wool price to 62 cents

The national wool program entering its sixth year offers producers incentive payments of 75 cents per hundredweight of live animals sold to lift the average price received for shorn wool to 62 cents per pound.

Three Swartz Sisters Become Registered Nurses

The three daughters of Mr and Mrs Ira R Swartz of Harpster Route 1 are now registered nurses.

Ira R. Swartz Route 1 Harpster

Nursing board victors from Upper Sandusky trio

Mary Knapp of Columbus passed the state nursing board examination. Dora Kin of Carey and Iris Hahn of Upper Sandusky also passed earlier. All three are graduates of Upper Sandusky High School.

Mary, Jane Paul Knapp Columbus Dora Lou Tom Kin Carey Iris Nick Hahn Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky High School

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