Caroline FFA Members Tour USDA Beltsville Station
Caroline Future Farmers of America members toured the USDA Experimental Station at Beltsville Maryland a 14 000 acre facility cooperating with state stations They saw bull merry go rounds silos Brahma Sindhi bulls vitamin B12 poultry antibiotics and breeds like Silver Cornish Danish Landrace and Maryland No 1 hogs The day ended with a tour of the Plant Industry Station and Maryland Artificial Breeding Associations barns before returning to College Park.
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Caroline Future Farmers of America
United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Station
Beltsville
Dairy Industry
India
Missouri
Louisiana
Texas
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
Minnesota
Maryland Artificial Breeding Associations
University of Maryland
College Park
Winsch death mourned in Marydel and local notices
E J Winsch died at his son in law's home on June 14 after a month of illness eight months after his wife Mae Winsch. Born March 30 1871 in Fleetwood Pa he lived in Allentown Pa before moving to Marydel. He leaves daughter Grace Collison four grandchildren a brother Frank Winsch and a sister Florence Kramer. Funeral held June 18 at Grace Evangelical Church Allentown with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also notes Henderson School closing for summer honors and staff expansion, and multiple social items including anniversaries and visitors.
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E. J. Winsch
L. H. Collison
Mae A. Winsch
Fleetwood
Mathias MM
Alvesta R. Troxwell Winsch
Marydel
Allentown
Grace Evangelical Congregational Church
Calvary Methodist Church
Grace Collison
Frank Winsch
Philadelphia
Florence Kramer
Bethlehem
Rawlings
Grace Evangelical Church
Fairview
A. Z. Body
Willard Walp
Avondale
H. Samuels
Robert Miller
David Snyder
Charles Rupp
Albert Jordan
Walter Schneck
A. L. Harman
Henderson
Ruth Keck
Montrose School
Essex Falls
N. J
Elizabeth Cobb
Cleveland
New York
Wm. Oxley
Ann Carmen
Tyson Cohee
Edward Hurlock
Virginia Butts
Dorothy Carmen
Jean Leslie
C. H. Atkins
Janet Heather
Public urged to guard against typhoid before outdoor trips
Maryland health officials warn campers, swimmers, and picnickers to immunize against typhoid. Dr. R. H. Riley notes water and food can still transmit the disease, even in well-kept camps, and urges vaccination now as immunity lasts three years.
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Maryland
R. H. Riley
State Department of Health
Milk Accounts for Over a Quarter of Maryland Farm Income
A study by American Can Company for June Dairy Month shows Maryland farmers derive about 60.7 million dollars from milk products, 26 percent of the state's 1950 farm earnings of 233 million. The company runs a large paper milk container plant.
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Maryland
American Can Company
Free State
Men With Pre-Induction Tests May Enlist Now
Technical Sergeant Joseph A. Adams at the Easton Army and Air Force Recruiting Station says a new directive from Wilmington, Delaware allows men who have taken pre induction physical and mental exams to enlist in the Regular Army or Regular Air Force. The order, effective immediately until July 14, enables volunteers awaiting induction to join the regular services. Information is available at the Masonic Building station or by calling Easton 1540.
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Joseph A. Adams
Easton
Adams
Selective Service
Air Force
Tax on Gasoline Bites Maryland Motorists
A Maryland motorist pays sixty five cents in taxes each time ten gallons of gasoline are purchased. The note highlights the steady tax bite on fuel expenditures and implies broader fiscal impact on drivers.
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Maryland
Navy Cadet Linhard completes carrier qualification aboard Monterey
Service Shorts Pensacola Florida June 12 1951 Navy Cadet Leo D Linhard son of Mr and Mrs Andrew B Linhard of Denton graduated Greensboro High School before enlisting in December 1948 He reported to Pensacola in May 1950 and has since completed a demanding schedule in military academic physical and flight training He has been sent to Corpus Christi Texas for advanced four month training in combat type aircraft Graduation from this program will earn him the Navy wings of gold
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Linhard
Andrew B. Linhard
Denton
Greensboro
Navy
Pensacola
Florida
Annapolis
Corpus Christi
Texas
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Caroline
FFA
United States Department of Agriculture Experimental Station
Baltimore
Fla
Leo D. Linhard
United States Navy
Monterey
Gulf of Mexico
Stewart E. Hallowell
Son, Ince
FORD
Purina
Crain
Coca-Cola Company
Easton Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc
Easton, MD
Ferguson
CO Implements
Cross Ang Ferguson
Denton, Maryland
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