Maryland Extension News Flows From Farm Safety To Harvest
Aggressive safety guidance from University of Maryland expert A V Krewatch debunks six accident myths and urges hazard recognition and elimination. Maryland poultry pastures can trim feed costs while boosting marketed birds with rotatable, forage rich ranges. Over 300 growers attended a Maryland snap bean harvester demo, testing cleaner and varieties for machine picking and economics. Four Maryland 4 H members earn Camp Miniwanca leadership trips. Hog disease alert and fact sheets on atrophic rhinitis and alfalfa varieties round out the state agriculture brief.
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Maryland
Virginia
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Foard Brothers
Hydes
University of Maryland
New York State
Chrisholm- Ryder Company
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Francis Stark
Stark
Camp Miniwanca
J. C. Siegrist
Livestock Sanitary Service
M. E. Cannon
Naval boiler course trains Steelman at Philadelphia base
Service Short Naval Base Philadelphia hosts a 14 week Boilerman School course for Charles J. Steelman USN fireman apprentice son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Steelman of 205 Franklin St Denton He joined the Navy on August 29 1951 and trained at Great Lakes before beginning this program Students learn to operate and maintain boilers and related equipment gaining basic boiler operation principles upon completion
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Naval Base
Philadelphia
Charles J. Steelman
USN
Charles H. Steelman
Franklin St
Denton
Steelman
Naval Service
U. S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Navy
Caroline High School
Changes In 1953 Maryland Conservation Program
Maryland farmers face three major shifts in the 1953 Agricultural Conservation Program announced by James A. Cottman Acting State Chairman PMA. Lime payments will use a 20 mesh screen rather than 10. No phosphate fertilizer payments in 1953. Superphosphate payments only with potash. Payments for annual practices limited to a fixed share of funds. remaining must go to permanent conservation practices. The move aims to broaden permanent conservation, aided by county office consolidations across Maryland.
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Maryland
James A. Cottman
Princess, Anne
Production and Marketing Administration
Cottman
University of Maryland Agronomy Department
PMA
The
Treasury
United States Department of Agriculture Agency
Eastern Shore Fair Opens August 4th
William F. Robbins announces the Eastern Shore Fair starts August 4 for six nights and five days of entertainment. Free nightly acts and fireworks, Vivona Brothers Shows debut at the midway, and premiums boosted with new classes for homemakers, farmers, and 4 H members. Cambridge Hospital Night on August 6 offers free admission before 8 p.m. with canned goods donation.
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Eastern Shore
William F. Robbins
Eastern Shore Fair Association
Vivona Brothers
Cambridge Maryland Hospital
Fair Grounds
Fanatical Women Face Reds in Korea War Report
Marguerite Higgins portrays fanatical Korean War fighters in a startling profile. The piece, promoted for a July issue of New American Weekly magazine in color grav ure with the Baltimore Sunday American, highlights dramatic wartime roles and controversial depictions.
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Korea
Marguerite Higgins
New American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
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A. V. Krewatch
Krewatch
W. H. Rice
G. F. Combs
Poultry Department
Stanley P. Stabler
Agronomy Department
University of Maryland Extension Service
Muskegon
Michigan
Free State
Lake Michigan
Ann L. Riggleman
Cumberland
Mary Ann Ward
Gaithersburg
Paul E. Spurrier
Union Bridge
Ben Howard Markline
White Hall
Southern
Southern States Farmers’ Supply Cooperative, Inc
Chiyé
Alice Smith
Goldsboro
Journal Today
Economy Furniture Co., Inc
South Aurora ST
Easton, Maryland
Quality Means Economy
Purina Schows
Rulis- Chalmers
Weel
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