Health plan reinsurance and new health facility funds proposed
President Eisenhower advocated a health plan with reinsurance and increased federal support for health facilities and personnel. He urged Public Health Service traineeships and a five year grant program for practical nurse training to address doctor and nurse shortages. The plan also promotes private health insurance expansion and government insured loans for new facilities. A separate Agriculture Department report noted farm prices in 1954 generally down 5 percent from 1953, with some crops and hogs earning higher averages per commodity.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Agriculture Department
Internal Revenue Service
Social Security Administration
Maryland and Delaware Turkey Growers Plan 1955 Cutbacks
Maryland producers expect a 10 percent decline in turkeys raised in 1955 versus 1954, led by fewer light breed birds and a slight drop in heavy breeds. Delaware plans a sharper cutback, mainly in heavier birds, while nationwide totals show an overall 4 percent drop driven by an 11 percent cut in light breeds. Reasons cited include less favorable feed-price relationships and low prices for the 1954 record crop.
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Maryland
Agricultural Marketing Service
Beltsville
Delaware
North Central States
AMS
Maryland-Delaware Crop Reporting Service Office
University of Maryland
Maryland Junior Broiler Contest Announced For 4 H and FFA
The Maryland Junior Broiler Production Contest open to 4 H and FFA members ages 10 to 20 as of Jan 1 1955, aims to teach economical poultry production. Sponsored by Maryland State Poultry Council with University of Maryland Extension and State Fair Board, region contestants in Caroline County run from Mar 19 to May 21 with 100 mixed sex wingbanded chicks and a record book provided by extension service.
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Farmers of America
Maryland
FFA
Maryland State Poultry Council
University of Maryland Extension Service
Maryland State Fair Board
Perry F. Twining
University of Maryland
State Poultry Council
Caroline County
Father and Son Banquet at Brethren Church in local event
Thursday night last week the Church of the Brethren held a Father and Son Banquet with men bringing sons or adopted sons. Frank Gerhardt, Supervisor of Pupil Personnel, spoke on father son relationships. The meal was served by church young women and proceeds went to the Building Fund.
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Church of the Brethren
Frank Gerhardt
Cape Horn and Cape of Good Hope Located at Hemisphere Ends
The Cape of Good Hope lies at the southern tip of Africa while Cape Horn sits at the southern tip of South America, marking the navigational ends of two major oceans.
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Cape of Good Hope
South Africa
Cape Horn
South America
New Board Cover Cuts Work in Half
New ironing board cover promises to halve ironing time for busy households. A silicone infused heat reflecting layer provides a glossy finish, resists scorch and stains, needs no laundering, and fits standard boards. Available through magic products in Newark NJ and local variety stores.
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Ironing Board
Newark 2
New Jersey
Maryland Youth To Attend Conference In Missouri
Maryland will be represented at the Second Junior Fact Finding Conference in Kansas City Missouri February 12 14 by Richard G Pugh of Caroline County 4 H Club and Richard Rayne of Wicomico County Future Farmers of America They join Perry F Twining University of Maryland Extension Service poultry specialist The three day meeting aims to increase youth knowledge in processing marketing distribution and consumer education of poultry products Pugh daughter of McCoy L Pugh Preston has raised about 14000 birds since 1947 and belongs to the Preston Bright Star 4 H Club led by Leon Schmick He attends the University of Maryland as a freshman.
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Richard G. Pugh
Caroline County
Richard Rayne
Farmers of America
Wicomico County
Kansas City
Missouri
Cooperative Extension Service
National Committee On Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work, Inc
Institute of American Poultry Industries
Maryland
Perry F. Twining
University of Maryland Extension Service
Pugh
McCoy L. Pugh
Preston
Preston Bright Star
Woman Hit by Meteorite Relives Star Fall in Alabama
A southern housewife recalls the astonishing event when a meteorite struck her home city of Alabama. The February 13 issue of The American Weekly features her firsthand account and dramatic details of being hit by a falling star.
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Alabama
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Keystone State Courage to Freedom Principles
The statement recalls Pennsylvania as the keystone state and links it to the nation’s founding. It notes that the first prayers celebrated the core freedoms—freedom of worship, the press, speech, and assembly—enshrined in the U.S. Constitution.
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Keystone State
Pennsylvania
United States
Health Association To Hear Mr Robert Thompson Tall
The Caroline County Health Association will host Robert Thompson director of the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation for Maryland at the Caroline County Health Center in Denton on Friday February 18 at 8:00 p.m. He will discuss chronic illnesses and diseases of aging and the broader rehabilitation work aiding disabled individuals to regain productive life. The talk aims to explain how rehabilitation enables maximum medical improvement and social and economic participation, citing polio recovery and prosthetic advances as key examples. The public is invited to attend.
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Harry Rieck
Caroline County Health Association
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Robert Thompson
Office of
Vocational Rehabilita
Tion
Maryland
Caroline County
Caroline County Health Center
Denton
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