National Farm Safety Week Promotes Caution On Farms
The County Agent urges observance of National Farm Safety Week July 24 30 to reduce accidents on farms and at home. It explains hazards from tractors combines hay balers and pesticides and offers safety steps including reading manuals using protective gear and proper child and animal safety. Local events include Black and White Show at Chambers Park August 4 and Guernsey Field Day August 17 with dairying field days and artificial insemination demonstrations to foster safer farming practices.
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Chambers Park
Federalsburg
Dorchester
Caroline
Talbot
Guernsey
Pioneer Point Farms
Centreville
Caroline County
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative
Denton
Hansen Hoffman
Livestock Sanitary Service
Fidelity Building
Baltimore 1
John L. Morris
Extension Dairyman
University of Maryland
Maryland Wheat Support Rates for 1955 Crop
Maryland farmers will receive 1955 crop wheat support at 2.50 per bushel for No 1 clear wheat stored in Baltimore and Philadelphia terminal elevators. The rate ties to a national 2.08 per bushel and is 42 cents above the April minimum based on 2.06 national average. Parity as of July 1, 1955 sets the basis at 8214 percent, per Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation.
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Reeves
Maryland
Baltimore
Philadelphia
George B. Reeves
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Marydel Couple Plans August Wedding in Templeville
Kathryn M Richards daughter of Mr and Mrs Truman H Richard of Marydel will wed Rev Henry Covington son of Mr and Mrs Edward E Covington of Centreville. The ceremony is set for August 7 at 2 pm at Antioch Methodist Church Templeville with Rev Charles Covington officiating. Mrs Norman Fox will serve as matron of honor and Mr Richard Hodgson will be best man. The couple met at Beacom and DuPont where she works. he is pastor of Burrsville Methodist Charge and attends Salisbury State Teachers College.
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Kathryn M. Richard
Truman H. Richard
Marydel
Henry Covington
Edward E. Covington
Centreville
Antioch Methodist Church
Templeville
Charles IE. Covington
Norman Fox
Kennedyville
Richard Hodgson
Richard
Greensboro High School
Golden Beacom School of Business
Wilmington
DuPont Experimental Station
Covington
Centreville High School
Burrsville
Salisbury State Teachers College
Salisbury
Frank
Bridgeville
A. H. Wyatt
Leroy Cameron
Chicago
New York
Fred Pinder
Kent General Hospital
Dover
James Teat and Boys
Millington
Aliee Seward
Charles Atkins
Gladys
Viola
Del
Real income and business growth forecast for 1975
By 1975 real income per person is projected to average 3200 dollars. Separate and independent firms are expected to reach about 4.9 million. National income could double to 600 billion dollars. GNP may rise to around 700 billion dollars as production expands.
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