Engagement for Virginia Anthony in Greensboro
Greensboro News Letter reports the engagement of Virginia Lillian Anthony of Greensboro to Thomas H. Cahall of Goldsboro. The wedding is set for June 7. The item also notes Mary Jane Jackson from Arlington NJ elected to National Honor Society and details a January fundraising drive for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis with calls for donations.
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Wm. H. Anthony
Greensboro
Virginia Lillian
Thomas H. Cahall
Goldsboro
Edgar Cahall
Mary Jane Jackson
Wilson Jackson
Arlington
N. J
Kearny High School
National Foundation For
M. M. Ginn
Daughters of Pocahontas
H. T. Langmaid
M. Ginn
T. C. Horsey
Luther Bennett Sr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fred Monroe
Melvin Morris
John Harvey Coursey
Jeannette
Charles Todd
Denton
Rengel Patton
Ridgely
William Gunter
Baltimore
George Gottwall
Hillsboro
James Baynard
Easton
Charles Davis
Elva Bilbrough
Marketing Major Problem Of Farmers In Maryland
H L Stier head of Maryland University markets says marketing will be the main issue for farmers over the next decade. Fruit growers face future competition from citrus, canned and frozen foods, bananas and candy, but can win through uniform grading and higher quality. He urges producers to take responsibility for quality from packing to consumer and notes a seven point program: market information, grading, processing and merchandising help, better marketing methods, cooperative marketing aid, consumer information, and expanded extension marketing to reach more growers. Subscribe For The Journal Today.
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Maryland
H. L. Stier
State Department of Markets
University of Maryland
Hybrid Corn Dominates Maryland Acreage In 1946
Maryland agronomist Russell Rothgeb reports about three quarters of the state's corn acreage is planted to hybrid varieties and predicts hybrids will replace open-pollinated types by 1949. The summary covers 1946 tests across major regions with 45 open pedigree, 47 hybrid varieties, and 2 open-pollinated types. Rothgeb cautions that one year of data is insufficient for recommendations and recommends three years of testing.
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Maryland
Russell G. Rothgeb
University of Maryland
Agronomy Department
Coastal Plain
Limestone Valley
College
Allegany
Garrett
Rothgeb
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