Farm problem big American issue says Benson
Secretary Benson at a Cedar Rapids dinner argues the farm problem resists old price support and acreage controls. He cites surpluses, high costs, and $9 billion tied up in crops, warning that continued government dependence risks freedom and the broader economy. He calls for drastic program changes toward freer markets, efficiency, and reduced government control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U. S. Treasury
Freedom of Agriculture
Farm Journal
Ridgely Social News Highlights Local Guests and Visits
Grace Vernon Smith hosts on the Methodist parsonage. visitors include Rev. and Mrs. Shufelt and their son Wayne Shufelt of Oneco Florida. Others: Richard Judd of Washington. Mrs Webster Stell of Cambridge. Many locals host relatives and guests from Philadelphia Easton Laurel Del Houston Md and Baltimore with multiple hospital notes and a 16th birthday party at Queen Anne firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton D. Shufelt
Methodist Parsonage
Wayne Shufelt
Oneco
Florida
Richard Judd
Washington
Shufelt
Webster Stell
Cambridge
Paul Richardson
Elizabeth
Philadelphia
Joseph Richardson
Marvin Redden
Susan Dolan
Floral Park
N. J
A. O. Saulsbury
Margaret Hevnlow
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Howard Callahan
Kent General Hospital
Dover
James L. Farris
Farris
Frederick
Tilghman Rash
Richard Keenan
Westover
Middlesex
Leon Travers
Norman Wilson
Elma Wilson
Richardson Park
Del
Mary Lynn Covington
Lee McClyment
Lee
Baltimore
Clark Woodward
Betty Briscoe
Roland Ellis
Laurel
Pat Briscoe
Queen Anne Fire House
Harold Brown
Hal
Houston
Jake Passwaters
Grasonville
John Briscoe
Uniontown
E. Page Jones
W. T. Temple
William R. Johnson
William R. Johnson, Jr
Irma Nichols
Ridge- Niewsera Prer Rho Hige
Henry Roger
Ronnie
W. E. Denise
Ridgely
Sacramento
Calif
Ivan Mears
June Adell
William Cobson
Los Angeles
William Lindeman
Russell Wilkins
Winford Bailey
Adam Holsinger
Winfield Wright
Charles Ross
Memorial
Barbara Covington
Flouston
Delaware
Larry Griffith
Quarryville
Russell Griffith
Otis Towers
Charles H. Messick
Carl Coulbourne
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Will You Be Successful At Marriage Test
A noted psychiatrist and author presents a quick five question test to gauge chances of success in marriage. The article appears in the July 26 issue of The American Weekly magazine in color gravure with the Baltimore Sunday American.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Tip Of Bonnet To Safety Friends
A roundup of safety commendations and local driving behavior changes across the Midwest and Northeast. Kansas reduced left-road at-curve fatalities by 43 percent in a year through clearer larger reflective signs. Detroit area courts fined drivers for splashing pedestrians. In Hillsdale New York an 81-year-old driver with a clean record offered to retire voluntarily. Alpena Michigan saw another 81-year-old surrender his license after 45 years without incident. Milford Michigan police issued courtesy citation tickets for minor offenses to encourage safer driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
State Highway Commission
Detroit
Detroit Traffic Court
Dearborn
Hillsdale
N. Y
Joseph P. Kelly
Alpena
Michigan
Milford
White Lake Township
Issuin
Andy Plano
Lou Marsh
Greensboro Stretches Of Visitors And Illness Updates
Local notes report Mrs Annie Seward improving after illness. Several travelers from Snow Hill Dover and Kenton visit relatives in Greensboro. Miss Kay Monroe takes FBI post in Washington DC while others spend time in Swarthmore Philadelphia and Ocean City. A newborn Gwyn Franklin Goodenough was welcomed in Coronado California on July 9 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Seward
William Cain
Snow Hill
Calvin Butler
Edgar Biles
Kenton
Del
Dover
Billy Towers
Bobby Cummings
Seaford
Kay Monroe
FBI
Washington, D. C
Lula Hevalow
Robert DeLong
Felton
Nelson Bishop
George Edwards
Baltimore
Earl Kornrumphs
Ocean City
Robert Schrieber
Sheila
Jeannie
Howard Shulties
William Marvel
Gary
Betterton
Nelson Draper
William Towers
Ruth Williamson
Denton
Helen Conner
Elbert
Ann Bishop
Lutheran Hospital
Louis Bishop
Greensboro High School
University of Maryland
Larry Bilbrough
June Weaver
Ruth Frase
Bety Jean Bilbrough
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Charles Bilbrough
Jeannie Schrieber
Reba Schrieber
Catherine
New York
Rehoboth
Richard White Goodeough
Coronado
Calif
Gwyn Franklin Goodenough
Goodenough Family Ties Highlight Penn Valley Heritage
Goodenough traces his roots to Miss Geraldine Mildred Grimaldi once of Penn Valley Pennsylvania. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs America Grimaldi and granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs James Thomas Greenlee of Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodenough
Geraldine Mildred Grimaldi
America Grimaldi
Penn Valley
James Thomas Greenlee
Greensboro
Pinkeye Watch for Early Signs in Herd
Pinkeye spreads rapidly in warm weather and causes swelling watery discharge and a pea sized bud near the pupil with red eyelids. The disease blights eyesight, can cause temporary or permanent blindness, reduces feed intake and weight, and cuts dairy production. Immediate action includes darkened quarters shaded pastures prompt veterinary treatment and insecticide spraying to curb fly spread.
Soldier Ed Cahall Goes Abroad After Furlough
Pvt. Edgar Leroy Cahall departed for Germany after a furlough spent with his mother Mrs. Pearl Cahall. Mrs. Catherine Gray has moved into the Noble Shively property. Mr. George from Henderson is mentioned in the same notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Leroy Cahall
Germany
Pearl Cahall
Catherine Gray
Noble Shively Property
George
Henderson
Local Moves Stir Nearby Homes and Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Daubert moved to Marydel while Mrs. Sallie Cole sells her property and moves this week to Denton. Visitors include Miss Olive Coffin and Mrs. Sadie Coffin from Dover with Mrs. A. D. Quillen in attendance. Holly Oak Terrace residents, and guests from Baltimore and Greensboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Cole
Cole
Denton
Mary Rowe
Holly Oak Terrace
Neale Jarrell
Olive Coffin
Sadie Coffin
Daisy
Patty Coffin
Dover
A. D. Quillen
Edna Palmatory
Ruth
Wilson Smith
Memorial Hospital
Easton
Anna
Wilmington
Roland Cartwright
Buddy Spier
Ing
Greensboro
Sara Bockaner
Bunny
Baltimore
Ross Cahall
Rodney Daubert
Marydel
93rd Birthday Thanks Card by George F Mitchell
Card thanks friends for gifts cards and calls that made his 93rd birthday delightful. George F Mitchell expresses gratitude for everyone who contributed to the celebration.
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George F. Mitchell
People Who Mind Their Own Business Succeed
A concise adage noting that individuals who focus on their own affairs tend to achieve success due to minimal competition. The quote emphasizes self-reliance and steady progress over public displays or external pressures. It reflects a pragmatic, no-frills mindset about ambition and distraction.
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Incorporated
Benjamin F. Johnson
Mary Melvin
Market Street
Maryland
Caroline County
Grace Vernon Smith
Journal
Martha Johnson Dodge
Virginia D. Towers
American Foundation For Animal Health
Goldsboro
LOK
Sussex Contractors Steel Buildings Division
Del-Mar-Va Peninsula
P. D. Box
Rehoboth Beach, del
Ig OU YC
Aime
Anda
Denton, Maryland
Deas
Denton National Bank Commercial, Savings, Trusts
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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