Crossing Barriers Lesson on Invisible Walls
A 1954 lesson on social and personal walls between groups and individuals. It discusses real and imagined barriers such as class, race, and privacy, noting good walls like privacy and harmful, prison-like barriers. Jesus crossing barriers is highlighted as a model for overcoming them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jesus
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A compact clue list for a themed crossword with across and down entries including Juices of plants and Mountain lakes among others. Readable in a vintage newspaper style, listing standard puzzle terms and lettered positions.
Puzzle Clues From Last Week’s Answer List
A compact puzzle item lists cryptic prompts such as Potter's day, taut, endured, river in France, and guided. The fragment suggests a cross clue style with brief indicators for readers to solve. Notable terms include Potter, taut, endured, river Fr, and guided.
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Taut
Repayment Dates Set For CCC Stored Grain Loans
Maryland farmers are told final repayment dates for Commodity Credit Corporation loans on 1953 crop grains and related commodities stored in commercial warehouses. Wheat oats barley and rye due April 30 1954 soybeans June 1 1954 and corn July 31 1954. Farmers may repay earlier if current prices exceed loan price plus charges. nonpayment leads to CCC takeover of receipts with possible payment to producers of the difference. Price support loans available through January 31 for wheat barley rye oats soybeans and through April 30 for corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Martin
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Martin
Efficient Food Production Benefits Consumers And Farmers
A Journal summary notes that consumer spending studies show both consumers and farmers gain from efficient food production. Bureau of Labor Statistics data from Baltimore and other cities show food costs range 28 to 33 percent of wage income, with Baltimore at 28.3 percent. Higher food costs reduce spending on furnishings, transport, and recreation, while clothing and medical care stay stable. alcoholic beverage spend rises where food costs are higher. Good land management to boost yields per acre is urged to keep food costs down and improve farmer income. Subscribe for The Journal today.
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Baltimore
Bureau of Labor Staties
Swine Field Day Set for Denton on February Second
County Agent announces regional swine field day at Denton Fire Hall from 10 a m to 3 p m on Tuesday February 2. Maryland experts Dr Emory Leffel and Dr Robert Flaherty and extension livestock specialist Mr Boyd Whittle will cover antibiotics feeding protein in swine rations pastures management swine diseases and profitable 1954 hog production strategies with a panel of Eastern Shore hog raisers.
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Maryland
Denton Fire Hall
College Park
Emory Leffel
Animal Husbandry Department
University of Maryland
Leffel
Boyd T. Whittle
Robert Flaherty
Easton
How Can We Survive Atoms Bomb Series Begins
Official Army report details an eight year study of 15 000 Hiroshima and Nagasaki survivors. The two part series dispels rumors about the bomb effects and advises readers on survival chances. Appears January 24 in The American Weekly with Baltimore Sunday American color gravure.
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Army
Japan
American Weekly
Magazine In Color Gravure
Baltimore Sunday American
Narrow bridge clash ends with reversed escape
Two motorists met on a bridge too narrow for their cars to pass. One driver refused to back up calling the other an idiot. The second driver replied he always backs up, shifting into reverse to let the other pass.
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Virginia Woolf
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U. S. Department of Labor
Fhe Journal Today
Ernest Cooper
Air Sac
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Denton
Wyeth
Atlantic Supply CO
Bishopville, MD
M. & D. Sales Co., Inc
Snow Hill, MD
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Barrick
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