Farm Outlook for 1964 From County Agent Say
Farm economists project costs up about 2 percent in 1964. Corn prices likely below 1963 peaks, milk prices steady, broilers and eggs trending toward lower prices mid to late 1964, hogs possibly near 1963 highs, feeder pigs promising, vegetables steady with slight wholesale rises, soybeans in demand and higher on average, and farm real estate continuing to rise.
Maryland Farm Front This Week on ACP Cost-Share
Maryland farmers are urged to meet ACP cost-share requirements to qualify for 1964 assistance. ASCS County Office guidance covers eligible practices such as soil and water conservation, erosion control, and wildlife habitat improvements. Chairman Dudley emphasizes federal help to enhance vegetation cover, water use, and wildlife habitats on private farms nationwide.
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Dudley
Ascs County Office
William L. Dudley
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Review of Maryland Traffic Fatalities This Week
Maryland State Police weekly survey records fifteen highway deaths last week. Eight were drivers, two passengers, five pedestrians. Alcohol contributed to four deaths, speed to five, with driver error in twelve. Colonel Carey Jarman warns habits worsen with holiday rush and urges not to drink and drive or speed.
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Maryland
Carey Jarman
When a person knows all answers, he may not understand problems
A reflective line notes that knowing every solution can mask true understanding as time moves through 1963, hinting at growing awareness or doubt about progress.
A Soldier Returns Home and Finds New Hope
In a quiet Colorado setting Stan Steward, recently discharged and an amputee, seeks normalcy through cooking and companionship. Laura Hammond reveals she has polio and uses baking spice cake as a substitute for skiing and climbing. They acknowledge shared hardship and plan a hopeful future together as a new year begins.
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Stanley Steward
Laura Hammond
Newear
Laura
Stan
Social Security Represen tative To Be Here Monday
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton on Monday December 30th starting at 10 a m to assist residents with benefits and applications.
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Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Resolution Charades for New Year Party Games
A New Year party game adapts fortune telling with bamboo sticks. Pass a red round box filled with straws each bearing a New Year resolution. Players draw a straw and act out their resolution while others guess. The group awards a fan of chopsticks for best dramatization.
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Ile
Cronus to Father Time in myth and measure
Chronometry tracks time from ancient roots in Cronus legend. Cronus devours his children, Zeus later dethrones him and Time is linked to the hourglass and scythe. A final line notes a man saying he has no money to spare.
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Earth
Cronus
Cronos
Zeus
Rhea
New Year Food Traditions From Around the World
The text surveys holiday customs including black-eyed peas in the United States, Armenian Persian New Year cakes, and Welsh Wassail from Scotland. It notes Swedish glogg, Spanish sopa with rice, and African couscous with lamb and vegetables, detailing ingredients and serving rituals.
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United States
Persia
Scotland
Ready to Invest An Opinionated Stock Market Guide
An experienced Midwest broker notes investors differ by emotion, warns against overreactions to small price moves and highlights the risk and reward of common stocks. He urges a calm, planned approach, cushions for emergencies, clear objectives, and seeking reputable broker guidance before joining the shareowner ranks.
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U. S
J. P. Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
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