Sign Up for Feed Grain Program in Caroline County
March 22 is the last day for farmers in Caroline County to sign up for this year's feed grain program. Farmers should weigh three factors: expected price per bushel, expected yield per acre, and variable costs per acre to decide if they should join or stay out. A sample calculation shows a 60 bushel normal yield with $1.20 per bushel and 72 bushels per acre could swing gain by roughly $2.50 depending on production costs. Also notes a 1962 fall corn borer drop on the Eastern Shore and termite and ant findings with home-building guidance from University of Maryland and USDA materials.
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Caroline County
Department of Agriculture
ASC
T. L. Bissell
University of Maryland Extension
Bissell
Usda Home and Garden
Iowa
Insect Identification Tips From Mr. Bissell
The article notes the ant species description and size range, recommends chlordane on ant runs for control, and advises homeowners to submit insects in clean bottles or vials for identification.
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Bissell
Maryland Wheat Referendum Voting Rules Outlined
Maryland farmers with a 1964 wheat allotment may vote in the May or June referendum. Eligible operators decide participation at least seven days before voting. Each person gets one ballot, with limited exceptions for partnerships, organizations, estates, and guardianships.
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ASCS
ASC
Vision of Del-Mar-Va as vast recreation hub proposed
Dr Jesse S Fifer of Frederick Maryland writes to Del-Mar-Va residents praising the region as a strategic recreational paradise. He envisions a non political joint commission uniting three states to develop beaches parks boulevards and diverse leisure facilities that would boost employment and tourism while preserving a wholesome environment.
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New York
Washington
U.S
Del-Mar-Va
Del-Mar-Vans
Williamsburg
Service Shorts GREAT LAKES
Paul A. Smith, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Smith of Goldsboro, is undergoing nine weeks of basic recruit training at the Naval Training Center Great Lakes. The indoctrination began February 15 and covers physical fitness, seamanship, basic military law, customs and etiquette of the naval service, and swimming.
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Great Lakes
Paul A. Smith
Goldsboro
Naval Training Center
Navy
Naval Service
Review Of Traffic Deaths On Maryland Highways
Ten persons were killed on Maryland highways last week per the Maryland State Police weekly survey. Two drivers, two passengers, and six pedestrians died. alcohol contributed to five deaths, speed to four, and driver error to five. Six victims were pedestrians, including two children aged 13 and 3.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Preston social notes and club gatherings update
Preston reports two table Monday bridge at Mrs. Thomas L. Trice III home. Mrs. Lee Noble returns from Rockville visit with son in law and daughter Michael Redgrave. WSCS Bethesda and Frazier Circles merge March 26 at Bethesda Methodist Fellowship Hall with speaker Joseph E. Guschke on handicapped persons and economic dependence. Community Club met at Mrs. Noble home with co-hostesses. Thursday bridge at Mrs. J Frank Patchett. Mr. and Mrs. A Fletcher Sisk back from Palm Beach Florida. Memorial Hospital unit met at Mrs. E J Harris to work on finger puppets for the Children’s Ward.
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Thomas L. Trice III
Lee Noble
Rockville
Michael Redgrave
Bethesda
Frazier
WSCS
Fellowship Hall
Bethesda Methodist Church
Joseph E. Guschke
Preston
W. H. Cannon
Herman Schmick
Dorothy Osteen
J. Frank Patchett
A. Fletcher Sisk
Palm Beach
Florida
Memorial Hospital
E. J. Harris
Caution Against Overbuying And Quick Debt
The saying warns against buying too quickly or paying too much. It notes that taking on debt is easier than paying it off and urges prudent spending and financial restraint.
Navy Recruit Training Tests and Interviews Map Future Assignments
Recruits undergo tests and interviews during training to determine future assignments in the Navy. The process helps shape their paths based on performance and suitability.
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Navy
Coffey Promoted to Private First Class Overseas
Allen L. Coffey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donad W. Lord of Route 1 Greensboro, has been promoted to private first class while serving with the 48th Infantry in Worms Germany. He is a rifleman in Company B of the infantrys 1st Armored Rifle Battalion and arrived overseas last December.
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Worms
Germany
Allen L. Coffey
Donad W. Lord
Route 1
Greensboro
48Th Infantry
Coffey
1St Armored Rifle Battalion
Social Security Represen tative To Be Here Monday
Mr. Robert Allen Snedeker of the Social Security Administration will be at the Fire House in Denton on Monday March 25 starting at 10 a.m. The note ends with a line about the reputation of a good newspaper.
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Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Chevrolet Super Sports Spark Spring Romance and Adventure
Chevrolet Super Sports entice with bucket seats and a new Comfortist steering wheel. The Impala offers plush vinyl interiors and refined trim, plus performance options. Available as convertibles or coupes, the Super Sport line promises lively driving appeal this season.
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Chevrolet
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Tommy Tresh
Joe DiMaggio
Ft. Lauderdale
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University of Arizona
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Ncaa Baseball Rules Committee
ST. Petersburg
Selly Hemus
New York Mets
Casey Stengel Field
Mets
F. M. Rogers
ANL
Chesapeake Bay
C. & O. Canal
Delaware
Jesse S. Fifer
M. D
Frederick, Maryland
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Fifth & Gay Streets
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