Maryland Farm Front Focuses On Conservation Drive
In 1920 the U S had 3 percent of harvested cropland per person, now 244 acres per person remain. Jos H Blandford chairman of Maryland Production and Marketing Administration State Committee says land fronts are gone and farmland must be more productive. Beginning 1952 ACP assistance will emphasize the most needed practices and implement a defined conservation plan for each farm to maximize returns per dollar spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Jos. H. Blandford
Maryland Production and Marketing Administration
Blandford
Recruit George F Connor trains at Bainbridge Navy Center
Seaman recruit George F Connor undergoing recruit training at the U S Naval Training Center Bainbridge son of Mr and Mrs George F Connor of Denton He attended Caroline Tigh School and entered the Navy January 11 1952 Before enlistment he worked for Walter Kelly Kasier and Frazer of Baltimore The 11 week program covers seafaring fire fighting gunnery signaling and related Navy life basics Graduates are assigned to duty stations with the Fleet shore posts or service schools for advanced training
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U. S. Naval Training Center
Bainbridge
George F. Connor
USN
Denton
Connor
Caroline Tigh School
Naval Service
Navy
Walter Kelly Kasier
Frazer
Baltimore
Maryland Farmers Urged To Complete Scrap Drive Before Spring Work
Maryland farmers are urged to gather remaining scrap metal and sell it to dealers to prevent steel mill closures amid a national emergency. Charles E. Wilson called farms defense plants, stressing continued high output, fertilizer and machinery supplies, and allocation efforts to sustain defense mobilization.
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Maryland
Charles E. Wilson
Defense Mobilization
Chicago
Wilson
Burtsville Social Notes and Visits Highlight Week
Mr Albert Saunders of Ridgely visited his sister Mrs Charlie Welch. Mr and Mrs Robert Stafford vacationing in San Juan Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The M Y F of Union and Wesley Churches met at the parsonage Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs Winfield Willis and children spent weekend in Cheester Pa. Mr and Mrs Arthur Kelly spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Grace Willis. Mrs Henry Stafford and Ches Welch visited Albert Saunders in Ridgely Sunday. Mrs Floyd Baker and daughter of Denton visited Wednesday. Colds are prevalent in the community.
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Albert Saunders
Ridgely
Charlie Welch
Robert Stafford
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
M.Y.F. of
Union
Wesley
Mies
Henry Stafford
Ches. Welch
Floyd Baker
Denton
Our Village
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Rae
The
Travelers Safety Service
duPont
Seaford
M. J. Grove
Bakers Hy
Thomasville
Soil Service
Walter B. Palmer
Mer
Burrsville
Winfield Willis
Cheester, Pa
Arthur Kelly
Grace Willis
Charlie Louie Laundry—Dry Cleaner
Easton, Maryland
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