Wheat Stabilization Program Approved by Farmers
County farmers approved the wheat stabilization program affecting wheat barley and corn. The plan requires a 10 percent wheat acreage diversion to conserving use with cash or wheat payments and a optional 30 percent diversion. Cross compliance applies to corn and barley with penalties for overplanting and no harvest from diverted acres. A Sept 5 meeting in Easton will explain program details to all wheat and feed grain farmers.
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Talbot County
Court House
Easton
Dudley Rist
State
ASC
Ray Murray
Agriculture Economics Department
College Park
Maryland Farm Front This Week Winter Barley Program Details
Winter barley producers may join the 1962 feed grain program with signup in September to November. The program mirrors 1961 for corn and grain sorghums, aiming to balance supplies and cut costs. Diversion payments support income. half available at signup, rest after compliance. Minimum diversion is 20 percent of base, with limits up to 40 percent or 20 acres plus 20 percent of base, never exceeding base.
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ASCS
Ridgely Social Roundup Notices and Guests
Ridgely correspondence lists dinner guests and visits among local families and friends a week and weekend prior. Highlights include J B Jarrell Sr hosting multiple guests, Grace Vernon Smith reporting. A 57th anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Phillips and open house for the Sander couple mark celebratory events. Memorial flowers honor a McClyment ancestor. church activities resume September 11 and 13.
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Claude Rosenberger
Walter Norris
Philadelphia
Carlile Bennington
Wm. Lynch
Frank Flounders
Richard Blackburn
Ridgely
Clark Woodward
Donald Lee McClyment
Richard Judd
Gene Ninezeltzer
Wilmington
Howard Callahan
Callahan
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Robert B. Phillips
Herman Sander
Near
Cordova
Phillips
Walter Resler
Huntington
L. I
James C. McKenner
Balwin
Walter H. Resler
McKenner
Merrel Spence
Laura Shively
Greensboro
Edward Walter
Baltimore
Resler
McKennecr
Donald Lee
McClyment
Ridgely Methodist Church
Kate Hynes
Marvin Redden
Wm. Joyner
Wayne
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
Albert Starkey
Melva
Greenbelt
Melva Starkey
Havre de Grace
TV Stars and TV News From the Fall Season
Comedian Bob Newhart to star in a new weekly series for 1961 62 season starting October 11. Polly Bergen escapes a horse mishap on Wagon Train and wears a neck brace while recuperating. Mel Allen watches Mantle and Maris chase Babe Ruth 60 home runs. Walter Slezak to film The Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm in Hollywood. Carol Lawrence cast opposite Sydney Chaplin in Subways Are For Sleeping. Wally Brown and Alan Carney reunite for Tall Man on NBC TV. Bud Collyer named honorary vice chairman for National Bible Week. Video Village Jr Edition debuts on CBS with Monty Hall and Eileen Barton. Horace McNally acts as stand in for his father Steve McNally on Target: The Corrupters. Norma Zimmer named Champagne Lady on Lawrence Welk Show. Connie Stevens backs a new musical. Martin Balsam to star in Sacco and Vanzetti on Broadway. Erroll Garner records Dreamstreet to sharpen golf game. BBC TV to present Macbeth again. Jessica Tandy to possibly lead in London. Alfred Drake shifts Kean rehearsals with Broadway opening Nov 2. Brett Halsey joins Follow the Sun cast for ABC TV. Bobby Darin to appear in third Paramount picture. Dave Kaufman marks 30 years in entertainment. Jerry Thomas promotes Orchid records. Bill Davidson’s The Real and the Unreal due Sept. 13. Progress involves risks you can’t steal second base with one foot on first.
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Mela Allen
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Babe Ruth
Mel
Babe’s
Ruth
Walter Slezak
Hollywood
Paramount
Mr. Slezak
David Merrick
Carol Lawrence
Sydney Chaplin
Miss Lawrence
Maria
Wally Brown
Alan Carney
Wally
Carney
Barry Sullivan
Clu Gulager
Bud Colly
Norma Zimmer
Abc-Tv
Lawrece Welk
Welk
Norma
Connie Stevens
ABC
Bbc-Tv
Jessica Tandy
Stratford
Kean
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 next Tuesday September 5 starting at 10 a.m. The move from Monday is due to Labor Day.
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Robert Allen Snedeker
Social Security Administration
Denton
Denton Pfc Holden in Swift Strike Army Exercise
Service Short Army Pfc William R Holden son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Holden of Denton recently participated with other personnel from the S2nd Airborne Division in Exercise Swift Strike a two week Army Air Force maneuver in North and South Carolina designed to provide training under simulated warfare conditions Holden 23 is a driver in Headquarters Company of the division 504th Infantry at Fort Bragg NC He entered the Army in January 1960 and completed basic training at Fort Hood Texas Holden graduated from Centreville High School in 1957
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Army
William R. Holden
Raymond Holden
Denton
S2nd Airborne Division
Army Air Force
North
South Carolina
504Th Infantry
Fort Bragg
N. C
Fort Hood, Tex
Holden
Centreville High School
Social Security Number Cash Giveaway Prompts Entries
The Baltimore News-Post and American offer cash prizes to readers whose social security numbers appear on a lucky list. Enter your number on a post card to Box 1702, Baltimore 3, Maryland, and watch The Baltimore News-Post and American.
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Baltimore News-Post
American
Baltimore 3
Maryland
Adams Cross Roads Social Roundup Highlights Visits
Adams' Cross Roads reports a weekend of visits as Sadie Devore and Blanche Stetler hosted relatives from Philadelphia on Saturday. Charles Johnson visited Baltimore with his wife on Sunday. Bill Williamson of Wilmington stayed with his sister on Saturday. Boston Larrimore hosted Charles Donovan and his son from Harrington on Sunday. Bloomery Church lawn hosted an ice cream social with Hazel Williams Anna May Meredith and Betty Bowdle on Wednesday evening. Clem Melaney of Denton and Earl Robinson hosted guests Thursday evening.
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Sadie Devore
Blanche Stetler
Philadelphia
Charles Johnson
Baltimore
Bill Williamson
Wilmington
Boston Larrimore
Charles Donovan
Harrington
Bolby
Hazel Williams
Anna May Meredith
Betty Bowdle
Bloomery Church
Clem Melaney
Denton
Earl Robinson
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