Social Security rules for farm workers and tenants
A column explains how farm workers paid in cash must have a social security card if earnings from one employer reach 100 dollars in a year. It details reporting requirements, how credits are earned, and when earnings count. It also covers tenants and sharecroppers, self employment versus employment status, and how to claim benefits and pay taxes. An artificial breeding tour in Caroline County is announced for July 15 at Williams farm and other sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Director of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Social Security Office
Internal Revenue Service
Baltimore
Salisbury
Caroline County
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
John H. Williams
Federalsburg
Mr. Williams
Grime
D. Mason Cheezum
Perry D. Voshell
Maryland Farmers Approve 1956 Wheat Quotas
Preliminary results from the June referendum show 77.5 percent of farmers in 36-state wheat areas favor marketing quotas for the 1956 crop. In Maryland 952 votes were cast with 543 in favor. nationwide 328,049 votes were counted, a 15.4 percent increase from last year. Quotas take effect for 1956 once approved by two-thirds of farmers. This marks the fifth time such quotas were voted on since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
George B. Reeves
Maryland Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Reeves
Ezra Taft Benson
Maryland Extension Director Joins Poultry and Egg Board
Dr. James M. Gwin, longtime University of Maryland extension chief, will become general manager of the Poultry and Egg National Board in Chicago starting September 1. The board supports national poultry merchandising and expands farm product markets with offices in San Francisco Boston and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Gwin
University of Maryland
Poultry and Egg National Board
Chicago
San Francisco
Boston
New York
Dr. Gwin
Blair County
University of Connecticut
American University
Washington
Cornell
Connecticut State Department of Agriculture
Army
Quartermaster Corps
Europe
Germany
Maryland
Agriculture Needs Well Trained People
Thousands of Maryland June graduates are urged to consider agriculture as a career. Dr. Paul F. E. Nystrom says 500 job types exist nationwide, yet only 8,500 graduates are produced annually. He notes high school pay, college payoff, and offers the booklet Careers Ahead from College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Paul FE. Nystrom
College of Agriculture
University of Maryland
Dr. Nystrom
Nystrom
College Park
Also Mentioned on This Page
Poultry
Egg Nat. Board
University of Maryland Extension Organization
National Board
America
Denton Manufacturing Co
Fifth and Gay Streets
Chestertown
Andelot, Inc
Worton, MD
Standard
Bel Air Md
Rye Bey
FOX Brothers
Washington Street
Easton
Horace M. Morgan
Eastern Shore
Hillsboro
Queen Anne, Md
Flexalum
Aurora
Daan
Good Housekeeping
J.C. Bantam
Higgins St
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