Maryland's Farm Front This Week
Area winners in the 1949 Greener Pastures contest were announced by Joseph H. Blandford, chair of the Maryland PMA Committee. Winners for Areas I IV are named with counties and prizes, and the Late winners will be announced mid September. The contest promotes pasture improvement with judging by Stanley Stabler and others from the University of Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Blandford
Maryland
PMA
Dorchester
Caroline
Wicomico
Somerset
Worcester
Ross Robinson
Federalsburg
W. S. Carroll
Ridgely
Cecil
Kent
Queen Annes
Talbot
Carl W. Feucht
Elkton
Jos. B. Osborne
Northeast
Reisterstown
John M. Crum
Frederick
Arthur Fouche
Adamstown
Everett W. Mullinix
Ellicott City
Blandford
Production and Marketing Administration
Stanley Stabler
Extension Agronomist
John Burk
M. H. Kerr
Lester Hogue
T. S. Ronningen
University of Maryland
J. D. McVean
Kent County
Richard Greenwood
Caroline County
Jos. H. Blandford
PMA Committee
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
County Conservation Committee
PMA Officers and Committees Coordinate Field Work
Through PMA Commodity officers State PMA committees and county agricultural conservation committees field operations are coordinated. This collaboration supports program goals and strengthens local agricultural initiatives with leadership from multiple levels.
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PMA
County Agricultural Conservation
Notes From Congress: Senate and House clash over recess plans
Edward T. Miller reports the Senate refused a resolution to let the House take an outright recess. The House opted for a vacation pattern with 3 day recesses while maintaining minimal sessions. A House rule set sessions Tuesday through Friday until September, 1949. The Senate tackling unfinished must bills, while relief began on the seven point six billion dollar Independent Offices Appropriation Bill and a parallel billion dollar flood control measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Independent Offices
Housing aid bill clears House amid veto of veteran loans
The Administration's omnibus housing aid bill passed the House after two days of debate and moves to the Senate. The measure drops direct $300 million veteran loans and antisegregation clauses, instead extending FHA and RFC mortgage insurance with about $3.5 billion funds. In a White House ceremony, the North Atlantic Pact went into effect August 21, with President Truman praising the 12 nation alliance.
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House
Senate
FHA
RFC
White House
Truman
Luxembourg
Iceland
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