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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1959
Page
3
A long description details 1959 price support figures for corn and soybeans under a national program. It notes farm compliance, state differentials, minimums, and possible future adjustments, with 1958 figures cited for comparison and conditions for soybeans including grade and moisture limits. Nearby notes mention local community events and personal notices.
The county agent explains tax ditches improve farm income by draining wet land and preventing oxygen starvation in crops. After petitions by one third of benefiting farmers, a five member Board of Viewers assesses affected acres and tributaries. Public hearings guide approval, with costs shared by farmers and county funds. Thirty eight ditches have been organized in fifteen years, aiding about 400 farms.
The 1959 corn crop will be supported at a minimum national average of $1.12 per bushel. Under the new program, corn meeting quality and storage standards nationwide will be eligible for support at the same average, with adjustments for grade quality location and other factors. There are no acreage allotments or designated commercial areas for corn.
The Sunday service at Bethesda Methodist Church featured the General Secretary of the Sunday League Inc. of Newark New Jersey describing the League's activities. Other items note Mrs Edna Carmine of Preston Community Club and Mrs Lee Noble returning to Baltimore after visiting relatives in Denton, with Monday bridge at Mrs H M Hollis.
USAC speedway stars prepare for two 100 mile races at the new Daytona International Speedway on April 4 with a 1000 kilometer race on April 5. Duane Carter, in charge of entries, expects new speed records for Indianapolis and Monza to be broken with practice starting March 23 and qualifying set for April 3. Top drivers Bettenhausen and Rathman are already entered, with Bettenhausen driving the Ansted Rotary Special.
Ansted of Indianapolis and Rath man will pilot the Sumar Special for Chapman Root of Terre Haute in a Daytona setup. Entries include Paul Russo of St Louis and Johnny Thomson of Boyertown driving Racing Associates Specials. The 75 Racing Associates car is prepared by Smokey Yunick for Daytona Beach with Jim Rathman as driver. The Thomson car is new, built by Rocky Phillips, making its Daytona debut. Bettenhausen is seen as a strong Monza threat. Russo praises Daytona’s high speed turns after a track inspection. The April 4 program begins with a 100 mile race limited to 24 fastest qualifiers, followed by a 100 mile formula libre race open to 30 cars including Indy entrants.
A concise report notes how success stories fuel envy among neighbors and colleagues, affecting social dynamics and perceptions of achievement. It highlights the social and psychological impact of visible advancement on daily interactions and status.
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