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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1956

Page

11

Revised Dubuque Milk Market Order Sets New Class II Price

The amended federal marketing order for the Dubuque Iowa milk marketing area raises Class II milk price effective May 1 and sets it 10 cents per hundredweight below Class II milk from seven Hingis Iowa area producers. The order allows balancing receipts of packaged milk for Class I use between plants under different orders and reflects hearings and producer approval in March with 89.9 percent voting in favor.

Dubuque, In Department of Agriculture Hingis Iowa Dubuque Kandler

DHIA Short Course Begins Next Monday

IA State college hosts a two week DHIA short course with nine men already tentatively placed in local dairy herds. Five counties have open DEA supervisor openings. Completed course entrants may apply for appointments in Wright Black Hawk Scott Jones or Franklin counties. Registrations through the Dairy Husbandry Extension Office 115 Curtiss Hall.

Amns Dairy Herd Improvement Iowa Iowa State College Donald Voelker Extension Gairyman DEA Voelker Wright Black Hawk Scott, Jones Franklin County Dairy Husbandry Curtiss Hall

Pork Buying Tops 100 Million in Government Purchase

Washington reports the U S Special pork buying program has surpassed 100 million dollars tied to purchases of nearly 3.8 million pounds of canned pork. Since November 1955 the program has donated pork and lard to school lunch programs welfare agencies and charitable institutions totaling 197 572000 pounds. The higher hog prices in Chicago reflect market improvements as heavy deliveries keep pressure on markets for weeks. Cedar Rapids ordinance notices and zoning map changes are also recorded.

Washington INS Chicago

World Cotton Trade Outlook For 1955 56 Year

The Intergovernmental Cotton Advisory Committee projects a decline in world cotton trade from now to July 31 marking the end of the 1955 56 marketing year. U S export policy to sell surplus cotton at competitive prices drives the expected drop. The program starts August 1 and the 33 nation organization warns of a likely reduction in aggregate Free World exports.

Washington Interactional Cotton Advisory Committee U.S Intergovernmental Organization

Iowa Turkey Hatch Report Shows Weekly Rise in Poults

The Iowa Cooperative Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes the week ending March 24 produced 270000 heavy type poults across all breeds, up six percent from 254000 last week and 38 percent above the 196000 from the same week a year ago. Heavy bronze and other heavy non white poults totaled 256000, up four percent from 246400 last week. Town hatcheries set 26000 heavy white eggs and 490000 eggs of other heavy breeds, totaling 526000 eggs for the week, versus 22000, 466000 and 488000 eggs the prior week. Overall heavy breed eggs set rose 11 percent from 46000 a year earlier.

Crop Service Iowa Turkey

Dick Yoakum and Bob Brooks report the 6 O Clock Edition

Dick Yoakum and Bob Brooks anchor the Channel News 6 p m edition with a daily 6:00 p m broadcast summary of events.

Dick Yoakum Bob Brooks Channel

Cedar Rapids City Council OKs District Map Amendment

Ordinance No A077 amends the district map for Cedar Rapids to adjust property boundaries in Linn County Iowa. The measure, urgent for public health and safety, takes effect upon publication and was approved March 20 1946 with City Clerk Maude M Krebs noting publication in the Cedar Rapids Gazette March 30 1946.

Lina Dasenes Cedar Faulds Lowe Amerntiing McGrey Cedar Rapids Merew Hatriet Saseed James J. Meaghan Apa Rae Awha Bee Renee Gaid Toad Rody Thie Gald Eait Road Aie Cedar Teuplds Lowa Seedon Towa GE Worner Hee Linn County Ins Moesidd Ie Eingle Dinsic James Ne Menehan Mende M. K Kreba Maude M. Krebs Clty Clark

Address Change Reminder From The Gazette

Subscribers are urged to provide both old and new addresses when updating mailings The Cedar Rapids Gazette requests including any Boris Rowe number or street address for accuracy and prompt redelivery.

Gazette Mail

Cira's Market to Close Easter Sunday

Cira's Market, home to the Sunday Gazette pickup, will be closed all day on Easter Sunday April 1st.

Cira's Market Gazette Marion 10Th Street Gazettes

Schwengel Pushes Government Land Into Soil Bank Plan

U S Rep Fred Schwengel urges farm bill add a provision allowing government units to participate in soil bank and other acreage reserve programs. He cites thousands of acres owned by cities counties and states in production and argues it makes no sense for the government to farm these lands while yields are squeezed. Rep Clifford Hope backs the idea and could push it in a Senate House conference committee compromise. The Agriculture Department says it is interested but prefers waiting for lease expirations which may include cancellation clauses. President Eisenhower grants 1.5 million dollars in disaster funds to aid wind damage relief in the Great Plains and supplement existing allocations for coasts and wind erosion aid.

Dorothy Williams Washington U. S Fred Schwengel Iowa Republican G.O.P Sail Bank Schwengel Clifford Hope Kansas Hope Senate House Conference U. S. Department of Agriculture Great Plains Eisenhower Agriculture Department Texas New Mexico Colorado Oklahoma Wyoming

Lawmaker Urges Immediate Halt on Government Lands

A lawmaker proposes taking public lands out of production immediately and seeks a strengthened agricultural bill to empower the secretary of agriculture to halt cultivation on lands owned by governmental units. Schwengel-might support a one year extension of rigid supports as Senate and House settle differences.

Secretary of Agriculture Schwengel House Senate

World Tour Crossword Clues Mixed Puzzle notes

A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with entries for locations, languages, and common terms. Includes references to places like Angeles and Egypt, and to items such as Eucharistic wine cups and needle cases, plus several thematic hints and wordplay prompts.

Angeles California Egypt Rome's Hills Cklishoma

Wool producers warned to file incentive payments by April 30

Linn county wool producers face an April 30 filing deadline for incentive payment applications under a proposed credit plan. The plan would merge federal intermediate credit banks and production credit associations to expand local credit access, with rules requiring sales records and certification of slaughter status for eligibility.

Linn Washington INS Lesty Mitchell ASC Ghaseman Ieredit Systum Congress Linn County Department of Agriculture Iowa California

Doerzman Reelected Leader Of Garrison Creamery

At the annual meeting of the Garrison Cooperative Creamery Lloyd Doerzman was re elected president. Officers include Byron Irwin vice president and L F Kaiser secretary treasurer. Francis Giblin is manager. Walter Wiedetz replaces Merritt Canady as director with Dean Kramer Raymond Rinderknecht and Merle Hoser also serving. The creamery now receives 50 000 pounds of whole milk daily sent to Hudson until a new processing plant opens. There are 299 new milk producers and $00 cream pultrans served by the cooperative.

Hudson Unti

Farm Credit Bill Aims to Aid Farmers Credit Needs

North Carolina Democrat cites insufficient credit in agriculture and urges improved credit facilities. The Farm Credit Administration prepared the bill at Cooley's request to support farmers while income improves. Also: Betsy Erickson and Kenneth J. Schultz report Holstein herd averages. Erickson 27 cows 12597 lb milk 443 lb fat. Schultz 8 cows 12342 lb milk 452 lb fat. testing by Tawa State College.

North Carolina Democrat Farm Credit Administration Cooley Erickson and

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